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Ah, sorry! It did solve the issue completely when I pre-tested it. I’m afraid we’ll have to put this on the “fix-list” once I can see the actual code of the website in question.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

you can wrap the text you want to appear as code into

 and 

 tags (remove all spaces though). Please note that javascript code will be filtered out even when using these tags, for security reasons.
Sincerely,

Andrii / Satori Studio

		
	

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Hey See22,

first of all, thank you for the purchase!

I sincerely apologize, this is indeed my mistake in the code. I’ve prepared a fix – please download this archive, unzip it, and upload the contained file into the theme folder via ftp (/wp-content/themes/Kanso/), replacing the existing file. Let me know if the bug persists after this!

Best,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

yes, the Tokyo demo has been running on 3.9.1 as soon as it came out ;) so far no compatibility issues spotted.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

regarding the first issue (top menu artefacts): please download this archive, unzip it, and upload the resulting file into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Tokyo/). Let me know if the bug gets fixed!

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

let’s deal with the size and position of the search form when the website is available online and I can see the code, otherwise it is really difficult to give precise instructions.

If you want to remove the archive and category lists from the 404 page, you’ll need to remove lines 20-21 from the 404.php template file (both lines start with div id=”error-archives”).

You can edit the meta title tag (as well as other SEO-related items) using the “SEO Options” plugin which is bundled with the theme (please see the respective admin section, “Home Title” field).

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

if you mean the height of the slider – if we set it to a percentage of screen height, it may lead to undesirable consequences on portrait or landscape screens, thus the only way is to use pixels; CSS does not allow to set height in percentage of screen width. There are not strict rules for the @media breakpoints, in this case they’ve been chosen so as to make the website look good on smaller devices with typical screen sizes.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

now I get, it, sorry :)

Theme’s template files assume a searchbox only on the 404 page, which you can get rid of using this:

.error404 #searchform { display: none; }

Other archive pages should not have a default search form inside the content area of the website; in case you mean the one displayed in the sidebar, it can be removed by removing the “Search” widget from the Sidebar widget area in “Appearance -> Widgets” admin menu. Since Tokyo has a built-in feature that allows creating multiple sidebars in the same widget area, you can use the “Appearance -> Custom Sidebars” admin section to create a sidebar with a search form that will substitute the default one on pages where you want the form to appear. Alternatively, you can use some more CSS:

#sidebar #searchform { display: none; }

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Elf0103,

glad it helped!

Should you have additional questions, do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Chris,

The content of the pages is displayed in the language in which it has been inserted in the page editor mode; could you please clarify which part of the page do you have in mind in this case?

There is no back-end option to display the search form only on certain pages, yet you can use some additional CSS to hide it where you don’t need it:

.page:not(.home) #header-search,
.archive #header-search,
.category #header-search {
display: none !important;
}

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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