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Hi Irdeto!
The easiest way is to use the “full-width” page template, which is 950 px wide. If you also want posts to be wider, it is a more difficult task, since all width in the theme are hard-coded in order to enable the responsive layout to function properly. We’ll need to alter the template code: go to “Appearance – Editor”, add the following lines at the bottom of the “style.css” file (should open by default), and hit “Update File”:
@media only screen and (min-width: 1150px) { .container #content { width: 728px; } .container #sidebar { width: 160px; } .container #content .post-meta { margin-left: 728px; } .single-post .container #content .featured-thumbnail img, .page .container #content img, .blog .container #content .featured-thumbnail img, .single-post .container #content a img, .tag #main .container .featured-thumbnail img, .category .container #content .featured-thumbnail img { max-width: 728px; }
}Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Stéphane,
Thank you for the purchase!
In order for me to be able to resolve the issue in the shortest possible time, please provide the admin login and password for your WordPress installation. You can send the login details to support@satoristudio.net (non-disclosure guaranteed).Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Tom,
1). Now I understood the second part of the question, sorry :) You want the mouse-over menu items to be of different tone than the original state? At the moment the theme (by design) makes the mouse-over items completely untransparent and does not change the colour. If you want the mouse-over items to change the tone, you’ll need to insert the following css code into “style.css”:
#nav-secondary .middle-menu-container li:hover { background-color: #000000 !important; }
instead of the six zeroes, you can insert any tone you want in the hex format.2). Ah sorry I forgot to edit that in the original response! Instead of
please put
3). The date’s class is “.meta-date”, and the comments have the class “.meta-comment-count”
4). This is not an Origami theme issue, yet anyways: if you go to “Settings – Discussion” section of the admin menu, you can un-check the “Allow people to post comments on new articles” option, which should turn off comments for all posts and pages, unless overridden by the individual page/post settings (there is a “Discussion” box underneath the text editor area if you edit a page or a post; if it does not appear, you should open the “Screen Options” tab on the top right and tick the “Discussion” option).
Hope this helps!
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Paul,
the above snippet is the only change I’ve made to the demo website. You can check the source of the page and see it just after the opening tag. As noted earlier, be sure to remove all spaces from the code if you wish to insert it into the theme. Just in case I’ve uploaded the updated header.php file here for you to try out.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear JapanTown,
Please download the modified template files here and re-upload them into your theme folder, replacing the existing files. This will allow setting the date format in “Settings – General”.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Tom,
1). There is a special setting for making the menu items fit the length of the text: go to theme options, “Page Elements” tab, and check the following option: “Do not justify the main (vertical) menu on the left”. The colour of the menu items can be changed in the “Style: Header” tab of the theme functions, look for the “Top menu background color” option. If I misunderstood your question, please clarify :)
2). Origami does not have such functionality “natively”, and rewriting the template files might take some time. What you can implement much easier with a little trick: in each post, insert the following code just after the video embed code (make sure you are in the HTML edit mode):
Heading
replacing the “Heading” text with your heading (make sure to remove all spaces from the above string, otherwise it may render as simple text).
Also, insert this line into the “style.css” file:
.post-content .post-header { width: 100% !important; margin: -15px 0 16px -16px !important; } .post-content .post-header h2 { margin: 0 !important; } .post-header { display: none; } .post-content .post-header { display: block; }3). Yes, sure: you’ll need to insert this line into the “style.css” file (opens by default when you go to “Appearance – Editor”:
.meta-author, .meta-cat { display: none !important; }
If you want all four tags gone alltogether, please use the following line:
.post-meta { display: none !important; }Should you have more questions, do not hesitate to ask!
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriHi JapanTown!
This is indeed a bug, thank you for reporting. To fix it, please download the file here, unpack it and upload into the theme folder, replacing the existing “comments.php” file.
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriHi Tom!
First of all, thank you for your interest in Origami!
I’ve created a fresh installation for you here: http://www.satoristudio.net/origami-demo. The login is “origami” and the password is “demo”.
Videos can be inserted into posts either by using the native WordPress functionality or by using the theme’s [media] shortcode. Please see an example on the first page of the theme demo, the bottom-most post. Please note that Origami’s styling retains 16px borders on both sides of content, so if you wish the video to stretch the entire length, you will need to add the following line to the “style.css” file (by going to “Appearance – Editor” in the admin):
.post-wrapper .post-content iframe { max-width: 656px !important; margin: -16px 0 0 -16px !important; }You can view the full-width image on the full-width page in the demo.
Regarding your last question: the header can contain either an image (example), an image slider, a recent post slider, a Google map, or a custom piece of HTML code. In theme settings, you can choose the default state (e.g. image) and on each particular page you can choose the header type for that page (i.e. if you do not change the per-post setting, the header will default to an image, otherwise it will display the type you’ve chosen for that particular page). Origami does not support individual header images for each page – however, you can use the featured image functionality to set a featured image for each post or page separately, as it is done on most of pages and posts in the demo (e.g. here).
Hope I’ve managed to clarify things for you :) If you have more questions, do not hesitate to ask!
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriDear Isurus,
thank you for informing about the bug! I’ll try to fix it for the next version release (1.3) which is due in several weeks. Note that in general it should not be a big problem though since the people who use smaller screens (e.g. browsing from a tablet or a mobile phone) open their browsers already in that mode, i.e. they do not resize the browser window too often (if you re-produce the bug and then reload the page, it works normally); the same can be said about the users with wide screens, although I do agree that some may want to change the width of the window if e.g. they have a very wide screen and they want to be able to see several browser windows in parallel.
Moreover, there is an option in the Theme Options panel to disable the sliding effect, i.e. to hide the “Menu” tab as well as the toggle links, and to always show the top menu to the user :)
Once again, I really appreciate the information! If you have other comments or questions, do not hesitate to contact me!
Sincerely,
Andrew | SatoriHi Isurus!
Thank you for bringing that up! The recent posts slider should only display if the browser viewport is wider than 1150 px. If it also displays for you on smaller screens, please tell me which browser and version you are using, I will look deeper into this issue!
Sincerely,
Andrew | Satori
