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Hey Mike,

to answer your questions:

1. The copyright area under the footer comes from filling in the “Copyright text” field in the Theme Options panel, the “Page elements” tab.

2. Agree, that looks bit pale. Will also change that in the next theme version. To adjust the colour, please go to “Appearance –> Editor” and add the following line at the bottom of the “style.css” file (should be opened by default):
body input[type=”text”], body textarea { color: #444444 !important; }
You can change the six-digit number to adjust the colour, according to the hex colour scale.

Merry Christmas! :)

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Anytime ;)

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Hey Mike!

I will look into the menu colour on iOS and the Twitter widget (which is an especially weird bug since it works fine on the demo site) – but I’m afraid that it’ll take some time since my initial searches did not return solutions to any of these.

Regarding the Twitter widget, you may try using the Twitter Widget Pro or DP Twitter Widget instead ;) Sorry for any inconveniences!

And thanks for the recent suggestion – the slider navigation indeed looks ugly in the landscape mode on smartphones. I’ve altered this behaviour to mimic the vertical mobile version – the update is available here.

Once again, I am really grateful for all the comments, since they allow improving the theme for future and current users at large. I will be submitting a version update of Kabuki to ThemeForest today containing among other things your proposed mobile fixes.

Should anything else pop up, do not hesitate to contact me!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Hi Sandra,

to remove the “comments are closed” strings, you can do one of the following:

1). Go to “Localization” menu, enter the phrase exactly as it appears on the website into the “Old” box, and leave the “New” box blank. Then save your changes.

2). Go to “Appearance -> Editor” and add the following line of code to style.css:
#nocomments { display: none !important; }

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Dear Mike,

please try removing the Jetpack plugin files via FTP (they are located in /wp-content/plugins/ folder). Or you can send me your FTP admin login/password to support@satoristudio.net and I can fix it for you (as well as check the mobile version and other issues).

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Hey Mike!

I’ve tested this combination of plugins with Kabuki, but the Twitter widget still functions as it should (on your website the plugin also seems to work well..). To troubleshoot, could you please try the following:
1). Remove the text widget with the Twitter code found under the Twitter widget and see if the issue is fixed.
2). Use Jetpack’s Twitter plugin instead.
3). Try disabling Jetpack (most of its functions are already covered by the theme anyway), and if this does not help, other plugins one by one, to find the culprit.

Regarding the new version of the responsive mobile layout – your website’s current code suggests that you haven’t updated the lessframework.css file. Could you please try again, with this file?

Finally, I will ask my friends for an iPhone to figure out what’s wrong with the rendering there. However, I suspect that the issue might again be in Jetpack – if you could try the iPhone version with this plugin deactivated and the new lessframework.css installed, it would help me a great deal.

Thanks!

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Dear Nicola,

I would like to thank you for pointing out these issues because it has been a stimulus for me to work hard to resolve them! :)
I’ve fixed the compatibility issues in IE versions 10, 8, and 7. Moreover, following your comment on using the theme on touchscreen devices I’ve modified the intermediate responsive form of Kabuki, forcing the menu to always appear on screens smaller than 1024 px wide.

I will definitely include the fixes into the upcoming Kabuki update (version 1.0.2). Meanwhile, if you need the fixes faster, please let me know and I will send you the modified files.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Great to hear! :)

Do not hesitate to contact me should anything else pops up.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Hey Mike,

After your comment I re-visited the mobile version of the slider navigation/caption block and arrived at (I think) a more consistent and usable mobile version of the theme (please see the demo). In case you want to implement this, please download the new lessframework.css, unzip it, and upload into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Kabuki/).

Regarding your question on the drop-down menus – I need to investigate this issue deeper, since I own an Android device and it renders the menus as they are supposed to be – i.e. black (see e.g. this screenshot from my smartphone). Could you please tell me which iPhone model you are using?

I must admit that the Twitter widget has been a pain for awhile – ever since Twitter changed its API and the old way of grabbing data stopped working. Nevertheless, some time ago I seem to have fixed the widget, and it is working quite well on all of my preview websites, e.g. on Kabuki blog page. To find the possible reason for the misbehavior of the plugin on your website, please tell me if you are using any third-party plugins with theme. In the meantime, you can use e.g. the Twitter widget provided by WordPress’ Jetpack plugin.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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Dear Nicola,

unfortunately Fuji does not allow having a different background for individual pages.

Regarding the customization work, I have sent you an email to the address you’ve indicated while registering here on the forums.

Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori

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