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Dear Agatha,
let me explain further regarding the “Photography” link on the Photography page. That page is a portfolio-type page, which means that it always displays a filter above the projects; this filter is automatically generated based on the tags that are being created for various portfolio items (you can see the full list of tags in “Portfolio -> Tags” admin menu). The said filter displays all tags by default, which is why the “Photography” tag is also displayed (you can check in “Portfolio -> Tags” that it exists). And the only two portfolio items that have this tag are “Limited Edition” and “Carnivalesque” – this is why they appear when you click that tag. I’ve removed the tag from the two mentioned projects, and now you can see that it is gone from the Photography page. In case I misunderstood your request, please let me know!
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioDear Agatha,
your first question is out of the scope of my theme’s support guarantee since it does not relate to the theme itself, but I’ll give you a quick hint: if you want to collect visitors’ email addresses and then send out regular emails, the most efficient way is to use one of mailing managers, the two largest of which are Mad Mimi and Mailchimp. There are WordPress plugins to integrate subscription forms for both Mad Mimi and Mailchimp.
The “Photography” tag appears on the Photography page because you have such a tag for your portfolio items (see “Portfolio -> Tags” admin section). If you remove the tag from there it will also disappear from the portfolio page.
Regarding your question about the “Limited edition” tag: unfortunately this is not possible in Fuji without theme customization – portfolio pages display filters which contain tags and not direct links. You will need to ask a developer to alter the theme files to arrive at the desired effect. I can do it as well if you prefer, but I will still have to charge since this is considered as a theme customization.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioDear Gina,
first of all, thank you for the purchase!
Let me first explain why this is happening (it is not a bug), and then we’ll figure out what we can do in this particular case to suit your needs. By design Haiku’s header is centered around the stick menu, with the logo on the left and the secondary menu on the right and gravitating towards the central stick menu. In other words, one can say that the meader has a center symmetry. The right menu also becomes automatically centered vertically according to the height of the logo, in order for the entire block to look more balanced. Since the logo you are using is quite large and the right menu is still centering vertically based on the logo height, the right menu moves down to fit the vertical level of the middle of the logo. ..I hope this was understandable :) The arrangement I’ve described above is not a random whim but rather a result of testing several alternative approaches to implementing the header layout I’ve envisaged for the theme.
By the way, I can also see that you’ve altered the code slightly, and the new declaration you’ve inserted is not correct (line 232 of “style.css”, the #logo element has a “text-align” property set to “float left”; if you want the logo to align left, that property should simply be “left”) – and this is why the logo exhibits the default behaviour and aligns to the left, leaving a white space between it and the stick menu.
Now to the solution part. Let me first describe your desired state of the header to make sure we’re on the same page: as far as I understood, you want the logo to align left relative to the main white content box, the sticks to move to the left just next to the logo, and the right menu to stay on top of the header area, i.e. not go down vertically. This can be done, given that I will be provided access to your backend. However, a much simpler solution would be to upload a new logo, making it smaller, both vertically and horizontally (Haiku was envisaged as a “small-minimalist-logo” theme :) You can see an example of the logo in the theme’s demo. In case this is not an option and you do not want to resize or redesign the logo, please let me know if I got your desired layout correctly, and send me your admin credentials to support@satoristudio.net (no disclosure guaranteed) to make the desired changes.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioGlad to hear!
Should there be other questions, do not hesitate to contact me!
Best,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey David,
the hover color of the promo text links is determined by the CSS declaration for the top menu hover color (i.e. #nav-primary a:hover). I agree that this needs a separate back-end setting in Theme Options, thanks for spotting this issue!
To change the hover color for the links in question, please add this CSS to the “style.css” file (should open by default when you go to “Appearance -> Editor”:
#nav-primary .promo a:hover { #37B8DD !important; }
Let me know if it works.Best,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Sculley,
glad to hear that the issue was resolved :)
Should you have other questions, do not hesitate to contact me!Best,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Pascal,
thank you for the purchase and for the kind words!
The archive that you download from ThemeForest contains a folder named “Tokyo_WP_Theme_Package”, which in turn contains an Adobe Acrobat file named “Tokyo_Manual.pdf” – a 17-page document containing information on theme installation, customization, and related issues. Please let me know if you are unable to locate this file, I will send it to you separately. In case you’ve already read the manual and the problems you are having are not covered in it, I will be glad to help you solve them here – after all, this is what support forum is about ;)
Best,
Andrew / Satori StudioDear Kari,
I will reply in the same order:
1). You can alter or remove the “Category:” text by manually editing the “category.php” file found in the root of the theme (line 11); to center the headings you’ll need a CSS declaration:
.category #blog-header h1 { text-align: center; }2). Category pages are in essence filtered archive pages, thus anything that is possible on the latter can be done here as well. You can either edit the “category.php” file or use a third-party plugin to insert the required content.
3). In WordPress, this is how the post number limit functions – it applies to all blog and archive pages. Circumventing this is a bit more complicated, but can be done, of course. To display a custom number of posts on category pages, you’ll need to create a custom wp_query loop and tell it to show a particular number of recent posts. This article contains the relevant information. I can help you set up the query, yet I will have to charge for that since such changes in template files are considered theme customization. Alternatively, you can use a third-party plugin and insert a shortcode that would display a custom post list filtered by category, e.g. this one.
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Kari,
in WordPress, the sidebar is inserted by the “get_sidebar” template tag. To remove the sidebar from category pages, you’ll need to edit the “category.php” file found in the root of the theme, line 52 is what you need. When you remove the sidebar from the php file, the content will still remain left-floated and take up only part of the width because of the CSS declarations; you’ll need to add a CSS override to “style.css” saying something like this:
.category #content { width: 100% !important; }I hope this helps. Let me know if there are any difficulties with the process!
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio