[satori]

Hey Denis,

going back to the unresolved issues:

1). The header icons, logo, and slogan overlap in the mobile mode because as far as I can see you’ve added extra code to the theme which is supposed to work for the full-size mode but does not take into account the fact that on small screens the theme behaves differently (the lessframework.css file serves for specifically that cause). To fix the header without deleting the code you’ve added, please add the following code at the bottom of style.css:

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { #header-top #header-right, #header-top #slogan { position: static !important; } }

Regarding the slider issue – I cannot seem to be able to reproduce the error on my machine, using Chrome/Firefox/Opera/Safari/IE9. The problem you mention (oversized slider on browser window resize) has been reported previously, yet in Fuji version 2.1 I’ve fixed this issue and it has not been reported since. Could you please tell me which browser and which version you are using, maybe I’ve missed something? Also, could you please tell me if the slider appears twisted if you load the page directly in the small-screen mode?

3). Please download this archive, unzip it, and upload into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Fuji/), replacing the existing files.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Hey SocietyTouhou!

First of all, thank you for the purchase!

Let me go over your questions one by one:

1). I am not sure I understood what you mean by “the page collapsing upon browser resize” – could you please provide an URL of the page in question so that I could look at the code?

2). My apologies for the slider links/captions issue, I’ve fixed that one in my other theme Sensei, yet did not include in the last release for Fuji (will certainly do it for the next version). The problem stems from the fact that by its design the image slider was incapable of displaying the captions and slides as links simultaneously. Some time ago I’ve figured out how to circumvent this, and here’s the fix: please download this file from my repository, unzip it, and upload into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Fuji/), replacing the existing file.

3). Again, I must ask you to provide the URL of the page in question, I am not sure I can envisage the error from the description.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Dear Kari,

to center the top-level headings and remove the post headings, please insert this code into style.css (go to “Appearance -> Editor”, this file should be opened by default:

#blog-header { text-align: center !important; } .blog .post-header { display: none; }

To remove the “Home” header on the front page, just leave blank the heading field in the page editor mode.

To get rid of the second pager (I cannot say exactly why it appears by just looking at the front-end code without access to the backend), please download this archive from my repository, unzip it, and upload the files in the following locations:

“pager.php” – into /wp-content/themes/Sensei/includes/pager/
“index.php” – into /wp-content/themes/Sensei/

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Dear Kari,

you website you provided seems to be offline – could you please check it out?

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Dear Kari,

in order for me to provide the most adequate code, please clarify:

1). Do you want to center the blog post headings on the individual posts OR on the blog page?

2). I am not sure I understood which heading you want to remove – could you make a screenshot or give a URL with description?

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Dear Kari,

that’s odd. Firstly, I’ve tried the files I sent you on a sample installation of Sensei and they worked fine, and secondly – the FTP client should have asked you to replace one of the files (lessframework.css). Could you please provide a URL of your blog page so that I could look at the code?

Thanks!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Anytime ;)

[satori]

Dear Kari,

in order to force the slider to extract images from a particular post or page (not necessarily the current one), try the following shortcode:

[nivo_slider source=”post=12” link=”image” size=”656×300″ limit=”10″ effect=”random” speed=”600″ delay=”3000″]

putting the desired post/page ID instead of the “12”. You can find the ID of a page/post by entering the editor mode – the URL part with says “?post=12” or some other number is what you need.

Also, if you want to pull the images from the latest posts on your homepage, why not try the Recent Posts Slider, which is also included in the theme – you can choose it in the “Custom header” box below the content editor in the page edit mode, and adjust its settings in “Appearance -> Recent Posts Slider”.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Dear Kari,

in order to create a full-width blog, please download these custom files I’ve made for you, unzip them, and upload into the theme folder wp-content/themes/Sensei/ (replacing the existing files when asked).

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

[satori]

Dear Kari,

if you want your nivo slider to pull images from the post it is inserted into, please choose the “post” option from the “Source of images” dropdown in the shortcode setup screen (the final shortcode that is inserted into the page/post will look something like this:

[nivo_slider source=”post” link=”image” size=”656×300″ limit=”10″ effect=”random” speed=”600″ delay=”3000″]

Now, in order to attach images to the post/page, press the “Add media” button above the text editor area and choose the files to upload; once the are uploaded, press “Save all changes” at the bottom of the window and close it. Save the page – and you should be able to see the slider. Please see this demo page I’ve made for you for the final look of the slider.

I hope I wasn’t too confusing :)

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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