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Stupid me! Please remove all declarations from the “.page h1” part (i.e. both the float and the width).

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Dear David,

I can see from the code that the line I mentioned is still there :) Let’s do it this way: please download this fixed style.css from my repository, unzip it, and re-upload via ftp into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Origami/).

Let me know if this works!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Dear Lowell,

I didn’t change any of the social media widget settings – but I can see that it has been upgraded to the latest version, which again rewrites all the custom files from the theme, which means that the styles and the settings included in Tokyo disappear. I should change the name of that widget probably – will definitely implement a fix for the upcoming theme update. At this point, what will need to be done is erasing all content from the plugin folder via ftp (/wp-content/plugins/social-media-widget/) and re-uploading the files found inside the folder “social-media-widget” which is inside the archive of the same name, which in turn can be located inside the theme itself: /Tokyo/includes/plugins/. If you want, you can provide your ftp credentials to support@satoristudio.net and I can revert the plugin for you.

Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Dear Dave,

thank you for noticing this, and my apologies for the bug! Indeed, on smaller screens long page headings get cropped on the right; to fix this, please go to “Appearance -> Editor” and inside the file that opens (style.css) locate (ctrl+f) the line which says:
.page h1 {
float: left;
width: 100%;
}
It should be number 606; erase the part which says “width: 100%;” and hit “Update file”.

I must note that I was not able to reproduce the same bug on a normal-sized laptop screen, could you please provide the URL of the page in question so that I could look at the code?

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Dear Becky,

first of all, thank you for the purchase!

To determine the root of the sidebar problem, I’ll need to take a look at the admin side – could you please ask Joseph to send me the website’s admin credentials to support@satoristudio.net (no disclosure guaranteed). But before that, please check if there are any widgets assigned to the custom sidebars you’ve created – you can do that by visiting the “Appearance -> Widgets” menu.

Regarding the second question – in case you wish to display images in the sidebar, you can use one of the many third-party widgets, e.g. this one. WordPress does not have a “native” widget for that, unfortunately, but you can also insert an image into the simple text widget, by using the HTML image tag (surely Joseph knows how to do it ;)

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Dear Lowell,

– regarding the background issue: WordPress adds a “default template” choice to the Page Template drop-down, although there my not exist such separate template file per se. This is why when you leave a page’s template on default, it will not react to the background slider settings regarding page templates, since those settings affect the templates inside the theme. There are two ways to circumvent this: either choose the “Page, Right Sidebar” option from the page template drop-down on concerned pages (which I did on your website, and now it works well) – OR tick the “All Pages” option in the “Display” tab of the “Appearance -> Background Settings” menu.

– regarding the tabs: this stemmed from the fact that the Shortcodes Ultimate plugin was installed separately, which was not a particularly good piece of advice from me, I must admit. Since the shortcodes included in the theme had a fully customized stylesheet, the original plugin’s styles broke the display of the tabs. I’ve replaced the CSS styling file in Shortcodes Ultimate with the one from the theme, and now it displays well ;)

– I am not sure I understood what you meant by “completely blank” in case of admin settings, could you please clarify? In case you meant the fact that there are no theme colour scheme presets – then I can assure that I’ve considered this possibility when creating the theme, yet since there are so many e.g. colour settings and the tastes of people are so different, the colour scheme(s) would be used very seldom. From my experience (after selling over 500 themes), I learned that every buyer wants to customize the defaults, i.e. fine-tune all the colours and other settings to make the website look as unique as possible.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Thanks, Dave ;)

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Dear Lowell,

I confirm that this is a bug – the function that is matching the current page template with the chosen background settings had a problem in it. I’ve uploaded the fix here, please unpack it and re-upload into wp-content/themes/Tokyo/includes/supersized/includes/, replacing the original files. Please let me know if it works now!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Dear Awall,

the most probable “candidate” I see from your setting page is the “Category IDs” field – please note that post IDs and category IDs are not the same thing in WordPress – the latter are typically in single digits, so the ones you’ve filled most probably do not exist. To find out the category ID(s) you need, please visit the “Posts -> Categories” menu, click “Edit” on the category you need, and look at the URL of the page: the number after “&tag_ID=” is what you’re looking for.

Let me know if this helps ;)

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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Dear Lowell,

I’ve checked the website – no bugs there, both issues can be solved by adjusting the Theme Options:

– the background slider, as well as any other custom header, will only be displayed if the “Display custom header” option is checked in the “Header Elements” tab of the Theme Options panel. You can find more information on the header on page 5 of the Manual. Now the front page is showing the background slider.

– you’ve checked the “Hide page titles on pages” option in the “Page Elements” tab of the Theme Options panel – this is why the headings are not being displayed on pages ;) You have two choices – either un-check this option or declare the “display: block” style in the H1 tag.

Regarding the background slider sourcing and captions – the easiest way to achieve a background slider on the front page in your case would probably be to choose the “WP Media Gallery” tab from the “Background Slider/Image Source of Images” options box just below the text area in the page editor mode. Then upload the images you need as simple image attachments (i.e. using the “Add media” button above the text area). The system will then display on that page the background slider composed of the images you’ve uploaded.

Should you have more questions, do not hesitate to ask!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori Studio

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