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KeymasterHey KF,
in Kanso, like in most other WordPress themes, the footer is a widget area which can be populated by widgets; could you please try updating the theme with this file (unzip the archive and upload the contained file into the theme folder: /wp-content/themes/Kanso), refresh the website and then check the “Appearance -> Widgets” admin section – is there a “Footer” widget area available for adding widgets? Thanks!
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterHey Rafa,
at the moment the masonry layout is working fine on the website, and the code inspector does not indicate any errors within Javascript code (see screenshot). Could you please clarify how the jquery errors manifest themselves and which browser you are using? Thanks!
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterHey Reiner,
the images in the “gallery” post and project formats are sourced from the images attached to the post in question, and the order is determined by the date when the image was attached – i.e. in case you’ve uploaded images into the project content, they will appear in the same order as they were being uploaded; in case you wish to reorder the images, you’ll need to delete them from the “Media -> Library” admin menu and upload again to the project in question, following the order you need.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterThank you for the feature proposition, Rafa! Added to my to-do list for version 2.2.
Should you have more questions, do not hesitate to contact me!
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterHey Rafa,
first of all, thank you for the purchase!
you’re right, it’s an issue indeed – the theme’s script only recognizes and replaces images within the normal “img” html tags, not background images. I did add a mechanism to circumvent that for portfolio item backgrounds, yet no such fix exists for the icon menu yet. It will require some programmatic changes to the theme, but so far here’s an easy fix you can try to implement:
1). make the icon menu images twice as large as you need them to be on normal (non-retina) displays; make sure that the image files are of the same dimensions each (ideally – squares).
2). upload these images to the respective icon menu items in the “Icon Menu” tab of the theme options panel;
3). apply this CSS (you can add it inside the “Style: Add Custom CSS” tab of the theme options panel:
#iconmenu .icons-item { background-size: 50%; }
You can adjust the background-size figure until the icons are of the size you want on the non-retina displays (as long as it is less than 50%).Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterHey Hianalytics,
it is probable than the ftp upload session was interrupted, and the vital “functions.php” file was only half-way through its upload, which caused the error (I’ve checked the file just in case, no errors in v1.2).
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterHey Damien,
this is not a theme issue; the new “swoosh” element you’ve introduced (the one containing the curved line below the menu) shifts the portfolio container down in Firefox. Please try giving it a -55px bottom margin.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterHey Hianalytics,
regarding your question on how to update a theme: please find the “Kanso-Installable.zip” archive inside the ThemeForest bundle; unzip it – you should get a folder named “Kanso” which contains the theme’s files. Open the folder, select all files inside, and upload them into your theme folder on the server (i.e. /wp-content/themes/Kanso/), rewriting the existing files.
In WordPress, themes are separated from content, in the sense that visual styles are stored in different variables and tables with respect to the content of posts, pages, mages, etc. This means that when you overwrite the theme files with their newer versions, the post, pages, and other content you’ve created is not affected in any way. However, in case you’ve made changes to the theme files themselves and you are not using a child theme, the changes will be gone after you update.
In this case, to make the Google Maps page work, you can upload just the “page_google-map.php”, “page_one-page”, and “header.php” template files instead of copying all the files.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterHey Rhodesman,
first of all, thank you for the purchase, and my apologies for a rather slow response!
Glad to hear you’ve sorted it out; should you have other questions about the theme, do not hesitate to ask.
Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studiosatori
KeymasterThanks, you too have a great start to the upcoming year, Csaba!
Best,
Andrii / Satori Studio -
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