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Hey 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 StudioGlad to hear!
Should you have questions or face other issues, do not hesitate to contact me!
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori StudioYou’re right, Punisher28, with more than one line of second-submenu items the line gets distorted; thanks for noting this! Please try this fix (again, upload it into the theme folder) and let me know if it works.
Best,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Tiago,
to disable the mouse scrolling effect on the Expanding slider, please download this custom file I’ve prepared for you, unzip it, and upload the contained file into the following folder:
/wp-content/themes/Sensei/scripts/expanding-slider/js/Let me know if it does the trick!
Best,
Andrew / Satori StudioHey Punisher28,
indeed, it was a bug in the theme – rooted in a wrong CSS “position:fixed” declaration on the submenus. I’ve fixed the CSS and made some changes to the jQuery as well so that submenus behave as intended. Please download this archive from my repository, unzip it, and upload the two contained files into the theme folder (i.e. /wp-content/themes/Tokyo). Thank you very much for pointing this out, I will also update the ThemeForest item, of course.
Let me know if the fix works!
Sincerely,
Andrew / Satori Studio