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Yes, as far as I know there is no way to “unattach” the image from a post (you can attach new ones though, via the “Uploaded to” column in the “Media” admin menu). You can try using this third-party plugin for detaching images from posts.

And yes, it would be so much easier to source the images from an inserted gallery, yet during theme development I haven’t found a way to tell the php code to look up the images from an inserted gallery.

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Sure, here you go ;)

Next time tell the developer to only alter the child theme files, this is the recommended way of customizing WordPress themes.

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Hey Chao,

You need to use a “live()” handler for current and attached elements, otherwise online elements initially loaded into the DOM will fire the events such as “hover()”. I’ve modified the code on your website to match the rule.

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Hey Leslye,

I’ve implemented the tiled icon menu and the new content width algorithm for smaller screen on your website; please check it out and let me know if anything is inconvenient.

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

let me clarify – only the images that are uploaded anew to a particular post are displayed in the gallery? If that is the case, then it’s the intended behaviour – you see, in WordPress only the images that are uploaded to the particular post become its attachments, otherwise (e.g. if you include them via a media gallery query) they do not become associated with the post; not sure why WordPress authors did it like this, yet it places certain limitations as to how I can render e.g. image gallery posts. Since the images for the gallery are sources from attachments (to this particular post), the gallery will only show the images that are being uploaded directly in that post; please note that it is not necessary to even insert them INTO the post – just uploading them in the post and saving changes should be sufficient. You can control which images are attached to which post in the “Media” admin menu.

In case I misunderstood your question, please let me know!

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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I’m glad you’ve sorted that one out, sorry for a slow reply from my side!

Just to be clear – did you mean the “gallery” type projects and posts like this one in the demo?

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Hey Reiner,

I’ve looked at the situation and the reason is as follows: in “image” post format, the image needs to be added inside the post, as noted in the theme manual (page 9). I’ve inserted the same image via the WordPress uploader (media gallery), and now it shows as intended.

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Hey Andreas,

sure, please send me your login information and website URL to support@satoristudio.net and I will insert the code (since the changes involve several files and php code, it would be safer if I do it myself than explain how to).

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Hey Gregh679,

first of all, thank you for the purchase, and please excuse me for the slow reply.

As mentioned in the theme manual (page 7), the icon packs other than the theme-styled pack are available in different sizes; the Fuji pack is yet to be released in other sizes. Meanwhile, if you need some of the theme-styled icons in different sizes, just let me know which ones and what size – I will be able to produce the custom icons for you.

Regarding the custom icon pack – you can find it under the name of “Custom Icons” in the “Icon pack” drop-down.

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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Hey there,

I apologize for the delay in my reply!

Can’t seem to find the isotope error message you mentioned above – does it appear on the front page? When you mention that “before that it was fine” – which even in particular do you have in mind?

Regarding the post content – there is a special tag in WordPress which can abstract the post at any given position; you can add this “more” link through the WYSIWYG controls in the post editor mode (in the visual mode, it’s called “Insert More Tag”, and in the HTML mode, it is the “more” button). You can read more about the “more” tag on the official WordPress website here.

Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio

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