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Hey Rumbledesign,
as I mentioned, the “Portfolio” page template always displays projects from all available tags – since it is not a taxonomy page by design, it does not discriminate between the projects of different tags. The only way to display only certain tagged items on one page is to use the tag archive pages. Alternatively, one would need to tweak the “page_portfolio.php” template or create a new page template on the basis of that to display only some tags; this can be done by altering the wp_query (line 65) in the way described in the WordPress manual.
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Andrii / Satori StudioHey Hianalytics,
5). This is indeed a bug, my apologies and thank you for reporting! I’ve developed a fixed file which I’ve uploaded here. Please download the archive, unzip it, and upload the contained file into the theme folder (/wp-content/themes/Kanso/), replacing the existing file. The menu links outside the one-page template should work like in the theme demo now. Let me know if it helps!
6). Which version of the theme do you have? If it is 1.0 or 1.1, please update to 1.2 (the newest version is always available in the Downloads tab of your ThemeForest account).
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Andrii / Satori StudioHey Quentro,
the WPML plugin-rendered drop-down element that you are trying to introduce into the theme’s template file seems to be in order per se; the only problem as far as I can see from the screenshots is its positioning; this, in turn, is not a PHP or HTML issue, but a CSS styling aspect: as in most other WordPress themes (and most of modern websites in general, for that matter), the mutual positioning of elements is regulated by CSS rules, not so much HTML. So all we need to do in this particular case is to adjust the CSS for the new element, which is why I’ve asked for a live code – it is hard to give a precise code by only looking at the images. Could you please put the box back in, I will look at the code and tell you the required CSS code (however, please note that such theme amendment is considered customization and is not already covered by the ThemeForest standard support guarantee – this is just to note that I’m doing it based on wish to help, and I cannot guarantee that the changes will be 100% successful from the first time).
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Andrii / Satori StudioHey Leanne,
regarding your questions:
1). Could you please provide the URL of that post? I need to see the code to troubleshoot the issue.
2). Please use this CSS (inserting it into the “Style: Add Custom CSS” tab of the Theme Options panel):
.type-post { margin-top: 60px !important; }replacing the “60” with any other number you need.
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Andrii / Satori StudioHey Hianalytics,
first of all, thank you for the purchase!
Glad you’ve sorted out the one-page mode; I will go over the other questions in the same order:
3). You can insert a contact form by using the button that looks like a little form, right under the title line while in the page editor mode (see screenshot on page 8 of the theme manual). Please note that you need the “Contact Form Generator” plugin to be installed and activated to do that; the plugin is packaged with the theme, and it will ask you to install that one and several other plugins once you activate the theme itself.
4). A portfolio is a page that has been given a “Portfolio” layout from the “Template” drop-down in the “Page Attributes” box on the right hand side of the page editor screen. The portfolio page is a “container” that will display all existing portfolio projects (just like a blog posts page shows all existing blog posts), which can be created in the “Portfolio -> Add New” part of the admin menu. Each portfolio project can have a thumbnail (featured image), just like a classic WordPress post; you can set it in the “Featured Image” box while in the project edit mode. The thumbnail image will display as the background of the respective project in the portfolio grid. The overlays which appear on mouse hover are sourced from excerpts, which can be set in the “Excerpt” box in the project editor mode (in case the box is not present, click on the „Screen Options“ tab in the top right corner of the screen and tick the „Excerpt“ option in the list). You can find more information and screenshots on these topics on pages 6-7 (section “Portfolio”), as well as 9-10 (“Project and Post Formats”) of the theme manual.
Should something be unclear, please let me know!
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Andrii / Satori StudioHey Rumbledesign,
the tag archive pages are generated automatically with each new portfolio tag you create (in “Portfolio -> Tags”). The icon menu is a separate entity with only draws on the information contained in the tags you create. So even if you do not use the icons, you can still use the tag pages, which you can view by going to the “Portfolio -> Tags” admin menu section and clicking on “View” below the selected tag.
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Andrii / Satori StudioHey Csaba,
if you want to display only the first tag, you can use this:
ID , 'tagportfolio' );
print_r($p_terms);
if ( $p_terms && ! is_wp_error( $p_terms ) ) {
$term_links = array();
foreach ( $p_terms as $p_term ) {
$term_links[] = $p_term->name;
}
$termslinks = $term_links[0];
echo '';
}
?>
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Andrii / Satori StudioHey Erica,
Glad it works! I will include the new code into the theme update to version 1.2 that I’m submitting right now ;)
Best,
Andrii / Satori StudioHi again :)
After much troubleshooting I’ve corrected the link issue, it seemed that the “Smooth Scrolling” jquery code from the “header-functions.php” file was causing the problem; I still couldn’t figure why the code works fine on the theme demo website, yet corrected the master code as well just in case, and will include the update into the next theme version (the upcoming 1.2). Thank you for bringing this up!
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Andrii / Satori Studio