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Hey Awall,
first of all, thank you for the purchase and for the pleasant words!
Could you please post a screenshot of your Recent Posts Slider settings page (“Appearance -> Recent Posts Slider”)? You can use online image services such as http://postimage.org or http://tinypic.com for your convenience.
Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori StudioDamn :)
The reason why I’m asking is that there is one reference in one of the shortcode includes to the load.php file which is located outside of the theme folder, and my thus get jammed if one installs the theme inside an extra folder (seen such cases as well). I am afraid I will have to ask you for ftp access to look at the deep included files since the theme’s shortcode generator box works well on a fresh installation, which I’ve just re-checked to be sure that the error is not inherent to the current version of the theme. You can send ftp credentials to the same email you used before (support@satoristudio.net). No disclosure guaranteed, of course.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Vlad,
I was able to access the admin area and checked the insides, but the problem seems to be in the php code of the shortcode include, which I cannot see without ftp access (WordPress Editor only allows to view the code of the top-level files). But before that, I’d like to ask you one thing which may solve the problem without the need for additional checks: could you please provide the full server folder address of the theme’s installation, starting from “wp-content/” and down to the theme’s folder?
Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori StudioDear Vlad,
when I go to the website itself (http://mutokukan.cz/mutokukan-ceska-republika) it is displaying the admin bar on top, as it should if I would be logged in – yet when I click on the admin interface entrance it still returns the same error: http://s24.postimage.org/6vr9kcld1/403_Forbidden.png.
Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori StudioDear Vlad,
the IP I’ve provided is static and is the external IP (I have a home network via a router). And I still receive a permission error while trying to access the website. I have an idea how to go about this, and to keep things private (I suppose it’s important for your current dev project if you are restricting IP access), I’ve sent you an email to the address you used when registering on this forum. Let me know what you think!
Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori StudioHey Ales,
thank you for taking interest in my work!
To answer your question, three types of page background can be set up using Origami’s built-in Theme Options panel: a solid color fill, a repeated texture, or a full-size non-tiled image. The latter functions as follows: you upload the desired background image via the respective uploader field and hit “Save changes” :) There is also an option to add a second background image layer, if needed – e.g. on the demo website the subtle red lines are the second layer (a separate transparent .png image), which therefore resizes rather than simply moving out of the view on smaller screens. The Theme Options panel also allows to change the color of every individual element of the theme, from the main menu items to footer text. In case any minor issue is not covered by the theme’s manual or is not working as it should, I am always there to assist through this forum.
Here are some examples of websites built on Origami:
http://www.tomgeraedts.com/
http://entrenatuvoz.es/Should you have more questions, do not hesitate to ask!
Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori StudioDear Vlad,
the login gives me the following error:
“You don’t have permission to access /_wordpress_mtk_v2131/wp-admin/ on this server”
I’m afraid you’ll need to check again.Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Vlad,
please check the link again, when I click it I get redirected to a LiveJournal page (http://cz-aikido.livejournal.com/); there might be an active redirect rule, or an error in your URL.
Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori
