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Hey Fredrik,
first of all, thank you for the purchase!
As noted in the Theme Options panel description for the “Slides as links” option, the captions only display if the slides are not set as links. This is something that stemmed from the slider architecture and which, I must admit, I just took as given at the time I developed the theme.
However, I do agree that it’s a lame limitation, thus after a couple of hours of “detective work” I found the way to incorporate both the captions and the slide links. I’ve sent the fix to the email you indicated when registering on this forum. Please unzip it and upload into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Sensei/), replacing the existing file. Let me know if it works and my apologies for the bug!
Best,
Andrew | SatoriDear Jay,
I have tested the plugin and found that the “Contact Form” module within Jetpack is causing this error since it tries to re-declare the same functions as the built-in contact form. Thank you for pointing this out, I will definitely include the fix into the next theme update (due pretty soon), and in the meanwhile you can download the updated file from my repository, unzip it, and upload via FTP into the following theme folder:
/wp-content/themes/Sensei/includes/contact-form/
replacing the existing file. Please let me know if it helps, and my apologies for the inconvenience!Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriHey Kevin!
I do prefer the forums, for the sole reason that the answers here might help other users as well, yet of course I respond to all support requests regardless of where they were posted ;)
Since I first saw your questions on the theme discussion thread on ThemeForest, I left my replies there as well.
Best,
Andrew | SatoriDear Chris,
Changing the content box width of fixed-width themes is usually a complex issue – we’d need to adjust multiple parameters such as sidebar width, image width, iframe maximum widths, etc. Nevertheless – could you clarify what is your preferred width for the post content box, and I will try to provide a quick customization snippet.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Jay,
first of all, thank you for the purchase!
I’ve updated the theme demo to 3.5 and it works well, thus the error you are describing may not be related to Sensei. In any case, I will try to help out – for that, could you please send me an email to support@satoristudio.net with your website’s URL as well as admin login and password, so I could troubleshoot.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriHi Cdmcneil,
I’ve re-tested the custom files on a fresh Fuji installation, and the image slider header works fine on individual posts. Could you please provide a URL of your website so that I could look at the code?
Regarding the “Custom Header” box – it is situated right below the text editor area in the page edit mode (note that it is not present in posts, since posts do not have headers by default in Fuji). You can find a screenshot of the box in the theme manual, page 5 ;) Also note that this box is only needed if you wish to display a different type of header on a particular page than the one you’ve chosen in the Theme Options menu, “Header” tab – otherwise, if you want the same header on each page, just leave this box blank.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Spencer,
if you are talking about the area I’ve marked with a red frame on this screenshot, then it’s how the theme is supposed to look :) please see the official theme demo from ThemeForest. The area above the posts is occupied by a logo and/or header widgets; neither is currently present on your website, which is why it is an empty space. If you want it to be smaller or have a specific idea of which elements you want to see there, let me know, I’ll help you with that.
Best,
Andrew | SatoriHi Mitch!
Sorry about the broken link – forgot to add the .zip extension at the end! Here is a working link.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriHi Spencer!
I cannot seem to find a page with a header on your website – have you fixed the problem in the meantime? If not, please provide a direct link to a page with the stated issue.
Thanks,
Andrew | SatoriHey Spencer!
Fuji builds on the native WordPress functionality with respect to menus (this is why both are configurable though the default WordPress backend “Appearance -> Menus”). Not only are both menus completely HTML, they’re HTML5, which means that they are even easier for the search engines to crawl ;) The javascript (jQuery) component is only there for animating the submenu items and the top sliding menu. To sum up, there should not be any problems for the search engines to read the contents of the menus.
Best,
Andrew | Satori