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Ah, I see :) sorry for mis-interpretation!
Please download this updated stylesheet from my repository, unzip it, and upload the file into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Haiku). Let me know if the fix works!
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Antonio,
glad to hear that you managed to get it to work!
I will look into both areas and try to make the image overlay gallery more flexible. You mentioned the “gallery” project format – indeed I recommend you to try out that one as well, because initially I intended that format specifically for displaying several images in one project with greater degree of control; and if you save the gallery project in “large” size, the image gallery will be almost as big as the popup overlay images from “image”-format projects.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Rohidas,
the wide tag title box in the beginning of portfolio tag pages is intended by design, so that the user knows what page he/she is on. If you wish, you can remove the boxes by deleting lines 43-53 in the “taxonomy-tagportfolio.php” file in the theme root folder.
I will look into the loading sequence, but I need to be clear that I cannot promise anything definitive at this point.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Dylandigits,
first of all, thank you for the purchase!
I am not sure I understood how exactly the contact form behaves on full-width pages (at the moment the page in question has a right-sidebar layout), yet I can tell that in Haiku the contact forms and other input fields are stretched to 100% of the page width by design, i.e. on a full-width page, one should expect them to stretch from one side of the inner content to the other.
If you wish to have a thinner contact form on a full-width page, you can change its behaviour by adding a line of CSS code to the textarea in the “Style: Add Custom CSS” tab of the Theme Options panel:
input[type=”text”], textarea { width: 60% !important; }
you can alter the “60%” to any figure you need. Do not forget to press the “Save All Changes” button in the end!Please let me know if the code does what you need.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Jdudeo,
the images are being moved up and left by 2% of the size of the item box (i.e. with the theme’s default settings the box width and height are 260px, which implies the cutoff by 5 pixels.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Alejandra,
first of all, thank you for the purchase!
I will answer your questions in the same order:
1). Ikebana uses the native WordPress localization functions (“_e()” and “__()”) on all strings, so there shouldn’t be any problems using multilingual plugins (e.g. Xili Language or WPML). If, however, you face any difficulties in localizing your website, please do not hesitate to contact me, I will be glad to help.
2). The setting you’re after is the “Portfolio page items: box margins” field in the “Portfolio Page” tab of the Theme Options panel ;)
3). Sorry, but this is probably not possible – the margins of the main content area are determined by jQuery scripts, which cannot safely initialize before all DOM elements on the page have been loaded (i.e. until all html on the page is already visible).
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Rohidas,
I will answer the questions in the same order:
1). Please make sure that your “Permalinks” settings in the “Settings -> Permalinks” admin menu are on the “Post name” radio button. If this does not help, please provide the URL of your website, I will need to look at the code.
2). The pages start loading in the left corner in Ikebana because the side margins are set by a jQuery script which needs the DOM to be fully loaded before safely performing any actions. The margins cannot be set via CSS since they depend on the width of the screen of each particular user. Do you mean that the content shakes back and forth several times while loading? Could you please tell me which browser and which version you are using? Thanks!
Best,
Andrew / Satori StudioGlad it worked!
Should you have other questions, do not hesitate to contact me!
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Antonio,
sorry if I was not articulate enough about the fancybox overlays. Let me explain: the black square navigation in the overlay images switches between different projects of the “image” format”, i.e. once you have more than one project in your portfolio, the arrows will appear automatically in the fancyboxes (you can check the Ikebana theme demo to see how it works).
If, however, you meant not the overlays which pop up when you click on an “image” format project (e.g. the one with a paper and a smiley on it in the theme demo portfolio), but the galleries which switch images inside the project box (e.g. the project with an image of wires under a table in the demo portfolio), then this is achieved by marking the project as “gallery” format and uploading one or more images into the post.
Regarding the menu issue – you’re right, I haven’t included one scenario in which the logo itself has not been uploaded at all. Please download this fix, unzip, and upload into the theme folder. Thank you for pointing this out! Will include into the next theme update as well.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Jdudeo,
this small cropping was introduced on purpose – without it the image backgrounds will not cover the entire tiles in the Opera browser, leaving empty margins on the top and left sides.
In case you still want to cancel this behaviour, please insert this line of CSS into the textarea in the “Style: Add Custom CSS” tab of the Theme Options panel:
.inner-image-placeholder { width: 100% !important; height: 100% !important; margin: 0 !important; }
and do not forget to click on the “Save All Changes” button.Not related to this topic: I highly recommend reducing the size of the background image on the website – currently it is 8.34 Mb and takes uncomfortably long to load. Try compressing the image with a graphics software package to at most 1 Mb. You can also reduce the dimensions of the image since there are very few viewing devices which have 4000+ pixel screen dimensions.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio