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satoriKeymaster
Hi Michael!
That’s odd.. Could you please tell me five things:
1. Is the checkbox “Display custom header” in Theme Options – Header tab checked?
2. What is the choice in the “Content of the custom header” options in Theme Options – Header tab?
3. On that particular page, did you choose any header from the dropdown under the WYSIWYG textarea?
4. Do you have wp_debug turned on in wp-config.php file?
5. Does the error message appear when you choose other page templates, such as “Page: full-width” or “Page: right sidebar”?Let’s try and solve this!
Sincerely,
Andrew.July 26, 2012 at 5:23 am in reply to: Can't seem to integrate Aweber Web Form into theme properly #60satoriKeymasterHi Bobby!
I’ve fixed the form, it was indeed a css styling issue. In particular, each premium WordPress theme has some sort of styling rules in place for all web page elements, including sidebar widgets; these rules cover appearance styling for most of widely used plugins, yet since there are more than twenty thousand plugins, most of which have their own stylesheets as well, it is virtually impossible to incorporate all cases at once. On the bright side, this is why premium themes, such as the ones sold on ThemeForest, have support included in the package ;)
In order to implement the fix, I’ve added several lines of code to the bottom of the main “style.css” file found in the theme directory (wp-content/themes/Fuji):
(1) #sidebar .widget-sidebar .af-form { width: 100%; padding: 0; }
(2) #sidebar .widget-sidebar .af-form div { background-color: transparent; }
(3) .AWeberWebformPlugin_printWidget h3 { display: none; }
(4) #sidebar .af-form .buttonContainer input.submit { height: 26px; }
(5) #sidebar .AWeberWebformPlugin_printWidget form .af-body { padding: 0; }
(6) #sidebar .AWeberWebformPlugin_printWidget form .af-textWrap { padding-left: 0; }
(7) #sidebar .AWeberWebformPlugin_printWidget form .af-clear { padding: 0; }The first line fixes the width of the form itself in the context of the widget, which has been set to a pre-defined pixel value somewhere in the settings of the Aweber form, which I do not have access to. The second line removes the white background defined in the default theme styling in order to expose the wooden textured background of the form. Line (3) hides the widget heading element to get rid of the ugly rectangle on top, since the widget provided by the Aweber plugin does not envisage any heading for some reason. Line (4) fixes the “submit” button height, which was not set in the plugin stylesheet, and finally lines (5) – (7) fix the positioning of the inner elements of the form (plugin styling tells them to behave differently, yet I figured this would look better).
Regarding your last question – as I mentioned before, it is difficult to predict the visual behaviour of every single plugin out there; most of the popular ones are covered by the inherent theme styling, yet if something like this (or any other problem) pops up in the future, do not hesitate to approach me, I’ll do my best to fix it.
Please tell me if the form now looks as you’d want it to look – or something else should be adjusted.
Best,
Andrew.satoriKeymasterDear Nicola,
I’ve fixed the issue. The problem was is wrong server paths for language file includes in two theme directories, combined with your particular server configuration, so I do admit it is was partially a theme issue; I will correct that in the next official theme update as well.
For the record, the files I’ve edited are:
– Fuji/includes/shortcodes-ultimate/shortcodes-ultimate.php (line 31).
– Fuji/functions.php (line 525).Tell me if it works fine now :)
Best,
Andrew.satoriKeymasterDear Nicola,
First of all, thank you for the purchase!
According to the error messages you have posted, it looks like the problem is with your hosting server configurations and not with the theme itself – did you try activating other themes, do the messages go away?
In any case, I will try to help out even if it is not due to the Fuji theme. “open_basedir restriction” type errors like the ones you are getting are typically caused by restrictive server configurations. In order to analyze the issue in detail and solve it as fast as possible, I would need access to your website admin (url, login and password) as well as ftp (address, login and password) – you could send them to me as a reply to the email I just sent to you :)
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Andrew.July 24, 2012 at 2:03 pm in reply to: Can't seem to integrate Aweber Web Form into theme properly #52satoriKeymasterHi Bobby!
First of all, thank you for the purchase!
From your screenshot it looks like it could be a css styling problem. There are two ways in which I could fix this:
1. If you provide the URL of your website, I will be able to give you a more definitive answer and write a code snippet to fix this.
2. [This option will probably take less time] If you are able to also grant me access to the website admin area (sending the login data to support@satoristudio.net), I can fix the issue on the live website.Let me know!
Best,
Andrew.- This reply was modified 12 years, 5 months ago by satori.
satoriKeymasterHi Erphan!
Yes, sure :)
You can display AdSense with Fuji as with any other WordPress theme – just install one of the available related plugins. Depending on the particular plugin the ads can be displayed in any (or all) of the widget areas (header, sidebar, footer), in posts or on pages.If you have more questions, do not hesitate to ask!
Best,
Andrew.satoriKeymasterDear Aaron,
I’ve fixed your case. Your server configuration did not allow the file to read form a URL address for some reason, so I had to change it to a server path in the class.admin.php. Sorry for the inconvenience and enjoy the theme!
This is the first case I’ve had this bug with the theme, but to be on the safe side I will include this fix in the next update of the theme which will probably be out this week.
Cheers,
Andrew.satoriKeymasterDear Aaron,
before taking the steps I mentioned in the previous post, please try to do the following:
– download the file here: https://satoristudio.net/files/class.admin.php_18.07.2012.zip
– unpack it
– replace the class.admin.php file in the folder wp-content/themes/Fuji_Installable/includes/option-tree/classes/ with the one you just unpacked and try to activate the theme again.If it works, please tell me, I will update the theme for other users; if it doesn’t – I’d still suggest the course of action I’ve mentioned in the first post.
Best,
Andrew.satoriKeymasterDear Aaron,
Thank you for the purchase!
From the error messages it looks like the system cannot find the theme-options.xml file to parse, which is used as a container for all theme’s options. Would you be able to provide me with the access to your ftp account and to the WordPress account in order to troubleshoot and fix the situation as quickly as possible? You can send login details via email to support@satoristudio.net so that they do not show up publicly in the forum.
Sincerely,
Andrew.satoriKeymasterI’m glad the issue has been resolved ;)
I’d appreciate further reports of any suspicious issues – user feedback helps polish the product! -
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