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Hey Ian,
you can use
#footer { margin-top: 0px; position: fixed; bottom: 0px; }
to force it to stick to the bottom on all pages, yet the catch here is that the “bottom” will be defined as the bottom of the browser window – i.e. if the page’s content exceeds the window height, the footer will overlap it. Without resorting to hacky solutions, it’s possible to either tell the footer to consider the bottom of the screen as its starting point, or the bottom of content, not both. This is why there’s no content block on the “Page with Background Slider” page template.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterHey Barbara,
thank you, now it’s working!
The “Continue reading” link is not set by the theme, it’s the “Q and A FAQ and Knowledge Base for WordPress” plugin. It modifies the “the_excerpt()” function on its own – if you disable it or replace with another similar plugin, the extra link will go away, as intended by the theme.If you wish to keep the link, you will need to translate it in the plugin, not the theme.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterDear Barbara,
I’ve found the email now, it went into spam and currently the link has expired; could you please re-send it? Thank you!
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterHey Ian,
please try the following:
.su-tabs-style-3 .su-tabs-nav span { background-color: #eeeeee; }
replacing the “eeeeee” bit with the hex color of your choice.
Best,
Andrii / Satori StudioOctober 26, 2016 at 6:46 am in reply to: Style: Content -> Body background transparency not responding #11091satoriKeymasterHey Ian,
please set the “Body background color” option above it as well, the opacity will be applied in that case.Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterHey Ian,
glad it worked! Please try a 116×120 pixels image for the logo.Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterHey Ian,
I’ve prepared a child theme for you, as well as an update to the Kabuki theme fixing a couple of bugs that were found along the way; please follow there steps to install the child theme:
1). If you’re using the background slider feature, go to the “Appearance -> Background Slider” and note (or make screenshots of) the settings you have in each of the tabs – there is a small probability that some of them may get nullified during the next step, so a backup is recommended.
2). Download the Kabuki_Intstallable.zip file I’ve sent to you by email, unzip it, and upload the containing “Kabuki” as a whole into the following directory inside your WordPress installation: /wp-content/themes/ using an FTP client or your hosting provider’s file manager – overwriting the existing files when prompted. Effectively, this step should overwrite your existing /wp-content/themes/Kabuki/ directory contents with the new ones.
3). Download the Kabuki-child.zip file I’ve sent you. Then go to “Appearance -> Themes” admin section and click on “Add New”, and then “Upload theme”. Upload the Kabuki-child.zip archive and activate the new child theme. The child already contains a stylesheet (style.css) with a declaration for the menu font which you can play with; you can also add your own CSS code into that file.
4). Go back to “Appearance -> Background Slider” and make sure your settings are intact; if they’re not, restore them using the notes taken in step 1.
Should you encounter issues on any of these steps, do not hesitate to contact me!
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterHey CrackleFactory,
you can use the following CSS to change the menu font separately from everything else:
#nav-primary { font-family: Arial; }
replacing “Arial” with the required font family. Custom CSS can be included via a child theme, the preferred way of modifying themes in WordPress.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterHey Barbara,
in this case your theme’s code has been customized; please send me the WordPress login details to support[at]satoristudio.net and I will have a look.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori StudiosatoriKeymasterHey Barbara,
please try changing line 256 of the functions.php file, namely substituting “Continue Reading” with “Weiterlesen” or any other text you wish to indicate the link with.
Let me know if this doesn’t have the desired effect!
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio -
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