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Hey Quentro,

I’ve tested the plugin with Kanso, and it looks like the “Automated” minify option breaks the theme’s stylesheet references. Please use the “Manual” minify mode in the “Minify” section of the plugin settings – in this case everything works fine ;)

Just a side note – I highly recommend to not use caching plugins while the website is in development, and only switch them on when everything is ready. This does not concern Kanso or any other theme in particular, yet is a general piece of advice for website building.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Rumbledesign,

I cannot access the website at the moment, it is in maintenance mode, thus difficult to comment on the social icons issue without seeing the code.

Regarding your second question: yes, it is possible. Please download the latest version of Ikebana from your ThemeForest account (ver. 2.1), find the “content-aside.php” file inside the “Ikebana_Installable.zip” main theme archive, and upload it into the theme folder on your server (i.e. /wp-content/themes/Ikebana/). Then declare the project with the logo as an “aside” format.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Rumbledesign,

all pages of “Portfolio” layout in Ikebana are designed to display all portfolio items, thus only creating one more page would not help here; you can try using the portfolio tags as differentiators, and using the tag archive page URL for the second page; here’s an example tag page from the theme demo. By design, it can be reached by clicking on the “Services” icon menu item when not from the main portfolio page; you can use the direct URLs of such pages in menus etc to create links to “alternative” portfolio pages.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Csaba,

None of these are really theme issues, rather php and css tricks, yet as a Christmas present here goes:

1). Instead of

#nav-primary ul li:first-child a {
visibility: hidden;
}


try using

#nav-primary ul li:first-child a {
text-indent: -9999px;
display: block;
}


2). The code you were using does not match the code from the example I’ve given earlier, please try 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 = join( ", ", $term_links );
echo '

'.$termslinks.'

';
}
?>


For the tags to display, you will need to disable the “Truncate text on portfolio and blog pages” script from the “header-functions.php” file, please look at lines 625-647 of the file for it. Moreover, I recommend inserting the tag code before the content of the box, not after it, since it may remain pushed beyond the post boundary by the content.

3). You can do it with CSS:

#respond .comment-form-url { display: none; }


Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Leanne,

1). The URL you’ve provided contains a category header, which was indeed not affected by the code I gave earlier (as followed from my comments to the code). In case you’d like that gone too, please use this code as well:

#blog-header { display: none; }

2). The website has no logo at the moment, there is probably an issue with the uploaded images. Could you please re-upload, making sure the following: in case the „File URL” field in the upload pop-up displays an attachment URL (ending with „?attachment_id=xx” press the „File URL” button below the url field so that the link is a direct url of the image file (ends with the filename of the uploaded file). Please also remember to hit the “Save All Changes” button in the theme options panel to save the configuration. In case this does not help, I will need to ask you for the admin login and password to check the back-end myself. You can send the information to support@satoristudio.net.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Erica,

I agree that the algorithm that sourced the images for portfolio items was unnecessarily complicated; thank you for bringing this up! I’ve completely re-thought it and here’s what I came up with. Please upload the contained file into the theme folder and let me know if it does what you needed (which is, showing the thumbnail as the portfolio item background and the content image as the on-click overlay).

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey On3w,

the website login form says that the login/password you’ve provided in the email aren’t valid – could you please double-check?

Regarding your question about the localization: please try updating the language files in the “languages” folder inside the theme root folder (i.e. /wp-content/themes/Kanso/languages/ ) with these files – and make sure that your locale is set to portuguese in the wp-config.php file in your WordPress installation root folder. You can read more on changing the language of a WordPress website on their official pages here.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Thanks again, Damien! By the way, version 2.1 of Ikebana is now available for download. Apart from the above fix, it contains several other improvements which are listed at the bottom of the theme page.

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Hey Erica,

the last file I sent you was not intended to alter the image, it was to fix a small bug that I found at the same time; sorry for mis-communication :)

As to the issue, please try removing and re-uploading the thumbnail for the project in question – the mechanism that displays the project box background image takes the latest of all images attached to a particular project, including both the images in the content and the attachment (in WordPress, all of them are considered attachments). Let me know if this helps!

Sincerely,
Andrii / Satori Studio

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Glad to hear it helps ;)

A. / Satori Studio

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