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satoriKeymasterI’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
satoriKeymasterHey 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
satoriKeymasterHey 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
satoriKeymasterHey 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
satoriKeymasterHey 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
satoriKeymasterHey Reiner,
I’ve implemented the new code on your website, please check it out and let me know is the behaviour is what you’ve expected; please note that due to the constraints of the theme the actual maximum will be the closest figure that contains a non-fractional number of portfolio item box widths.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio
satoriKeymasterHey Chao,
there is no back-end setting for changing the sidebar width, for the sake of preserving the theme’s visual identity; if, however, you wish to decrease the width of the sidebar, you can add this code to the “Style: Add Custom CSS” tab of the Theme Options panel:
#sidebar { width: 35% !important; }
replacing the “35” with the figure you need.Please note that this works only for values below 35%, as for everything above 35% additional changes in the CSS would be needed. The latter, however, should not be very problematic for a freelancer who is familiar with WordPress and CSS.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio
satoriKeymasterHey Susan,
sorry about that little bug; please paste this code at the bottom of “style.css” file (opens by default when you visit “Appearance -> Editor”):
.icl_languages_selector { margin-left: 0 !important; }
and hit “Update File” to save the changes.Please let me know if this fixes the switcher positioning.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio
satoriKeymasterHey Reiner,
it should be possible to set a maximum width value for the content using some extra code; since it looks like a potentially useful feature, I can implement it for free; please let me know if this would be something to solve your issue and if yes – what is your preferred maximum width figure?
Best,
Andrew / Satori Studio
satoriKeymasterHey Denis,
setting a category archive page as a front page of a website is definitely not possible via the default WordPress settings; the only two feasible ways that I can imagine are:
1). create a new template file that would mimic the category page by using a custom “wp_query” loop, and assign a page with this template as a static front page.
2). modify the “index.php” template to include only a certain category, and then set the front page as the “posts page”.Both cases would require altering the theme’s php files, which is considered as a theme customization and therefore unfortunately is not covered by the ThemeForest support offer. I could propose to make the necessary changes myself for a small fee, yet my schedule is packed at the moment; if you need, I can advise a couple of decent and value-for-money freelance service aggregators.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio -
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