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You’re using “facebook-square” and it should be “facebook-sign”
HTML:

<i class="icon-facebook-sign"></i>

Shortcode:

[vector_icon icon="facebook-sign"]

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@srumery … You’re right. I didn’t catch that style issue. If you add an unique ID to the subgroup_end it does style correctly now for me.

array(
	'id'        => 'my_group_start',
	'type' 		=> 'subgroup_start',
	'class' 	=> 'show-hide-toggle'
),

... your array options ....

array(
	'id'   => 'my_group_end',
	'type' => 'subgroup_end'
)

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@srumery Try adding an ID to the subgroup_start array… I tried this and it worked for me.

array(
	'id'        => 'my_group_name',
	'type' 		=> 'subgroup_start',
	'class' 	=> 'show-hide-toggle'
),

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Thanks Jason, this looks to be working in combination with the above esc_textarea method. Below is how I was doing it.

$custom_options = themeblvd_get_option( 'custom_styles' );

Then just echoing it later on within my style function.

echo $custom_options;

Now using:

function bne_theme_options_esc_textarea( $text ) {
	$text = str_replace( '>', '>', $text );
	$text = str_replace( '>', '>', $text );
	$text = str_replace( '&lt;', '<', $text );
	$text = str_replace( '&amp;lt;', '<', $text );
	return $text;
}
add_filter( 'esc_textarea', 'bne_theme_options_esc_textarea' );

AND adding the esc to the get option in the style function got it to work.

$custom_options = esc_textarea( themeblvd_get_option( 'custom_styles' ) );

Thanks again!

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@themeblvd
Ok I lied…. It works on the admin side but not the output on the frontend. I just tried it in an arcadian install on my local and it’s doing the same thing even with your above esc_textarea function.

Do you happen to have another idea? 🙂

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Thank you sir. Works great!

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Hi Jason… Continuing with this convo. I’ve run into it too and did try the above sanitization filter but didn’t work for me. I’m using a textarea as a way for custom css to be added and it’s replacing something such as “>” with it’s html code version.

So for example:

#primary > .menu { color: red }

Becomes

#primary > .menu { color: red }

Any input would be awesome! changing the field to text works but not textarea.

Thanks!

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@timworx, you commented out the menu button to trigger the toggle in theme.js. That is needed to trigger the menu from the button.

$('.btn-navbar').toggleMenu({'viewport':768});

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Have you tried using the Menu settings in Appearances > Menu? Create a new menu, set it as the primary navigation then add your pages to the menu and arranging them how you would like.

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Dawn,

Try

.header_logo {text-align:center;}

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I don’t know if this is a optimal fix, but it has worked for me. Remove #!prettyPhoto from the bottom of /framework/frontend/assets/js/prettyphoto.min.js

Find: indexOf("#!prettyPhoto"))?true:false

and replace it with: indexOf(""))?true:false

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@Jason, Hope you don’t mind if I chime in. I was in the neighborhood.

Daniel,
I had to do this for a client on his slider. Throw this in your child theme css file.

Left Arrow

.flex-direction-nav .flex-prev .icon-circle-arrow-left:before {content:"XXXX";}

Right Arrow

.flex-direction-nav .flex-next .icon-circle-arrow-right:before {content:"XXXX";}

Change XXXX to the proper font icon you want. example: \f0a0
You can see the codel ist in jumpstart/framework/frontend/assets/plugins/fontawesome/css/font-awesomeness.css

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Got it! Thanks again for the fix that’s for the fix :-p

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Thanks for the quick fix!

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Totally understand Jason. Thanks for the reply and input.

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