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Ok, thank you.

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This is really strange. It’s still not working. Once the site is live maybe we can take another look at it. I’ll let you know if I need further help with this.

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I was able to filter the themeblvd_to_section action to include custom text as well as add “btn btn-primary” classes to make it look like all the other primary buttons. This “jump to” feature is really slick.

Thank you.

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This is a staging site blocked with Coming Soon Pro but you can still access the file. Just to make sure, I disabled CSP and the image still didn’t show up so that wasn’t the cause. Please check the file and see if you can find out what’s going on.

http://aspire.rumspeed.com/wp-content/themes/jumpstart/framework/assets/svg/chev-down.svg

It does not give an error and I’ve checked the server logs too. Nothing there to indicate a missing file or anything else. It’s clean. On this site, Jump Start V1 was installed and upgraded to v2. Would that have something to do with it?

I also just pushed up all the files in the svg folder again to see of that would help but it didn’t.

What do you think is going on here?

I did compare the file on my server with the one on your server and mine is missing this:
<polygon fill="#FFFFFF" points="306,230.3 0,545.4 16.8,561.7 306,263.9 595.2,561.7 612,545.4 "/>

Mine: view-source:http://aspire.rumspeed.com/wp-content/themes/jumpstart/framework/assets/svg/chev-down.svg
Yours: view-source:http://support.themeblvd.com/wp-content/themes/jumpstart/framework/assets/svg/chev-up.svg

Maybe I have an older version of the file?

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I have a development site where I can’t see the images either. My permissions are all set properly. I am not getting the 403 error but I still can not see the chev-up.svg image in the back to top area.

The same goes for the chev-down.svg from the “Add button that leads to next section.” feature in the Hero Unit element using builder. The button works really well but it’s just a circle with .2 opacity so you can’t really see it.

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Great. Thank you, Jason. I will proceed with testing and updating those sites.

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I thought I saw a demo site for 2.0 somewhere but now I can’t find it. I am specifically looking for the new statistics shortcode feature. Is there a link to preview that somewhere?

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Got it. I enqueued all scripts required by the parallax features and set themeblvd_theme as the dependent. I was also able to determine some scripts were unnecessary so they have been removed.

Thank you for the tip, Jason.

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From what I can tell, the display: block; attribute of the #access element is set when the page loads but it is not being triggered when btn-navbar is touched/clicked.

media=”all” @media (max-width: 992px)
#access {display: none;}

When I change this to display: block; using the Chrome inspector, the menu appears. Can this be triggered by a script? Is is getting blocked by a script?

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Hi Joseph,

I will soon be working on a project requiring infinite scroll. I’ll be creating a custom post type for photos and a content part to display them on archive pages. I’ll likely use the Infinite Scroll plugin to target this use case on the photo archive page.

http://wordpress.org/plugins/infinite-scroll/

Have you implemented your solution? I’d like to hear, and see, what you worked on.

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@klogan,

I built a one pager site but not as fancy as the one you are referring to. We removed the main menu bar and added it to each “section”. It was really cool but we decided we didn’t need it because we could use Builder to create a nice layout and hide the menu pretty easily. For what we needed it for, that worked out better.

If you do build something, let me know because I’d like to see it.

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@mizzinc, I recently modified the slider content for what sounded like a very similar need. This might not be the same but it is worth a look because it is a really cool way to filter slide content using the “themeblvd_standard_slides” hook.

I have a Gist called “Change Jump Start Standard Slider image link to a button”.
https://gist.github.com/rumspeed/403c7bd5170b4e868d3a

There is a bit of code in the actual function that I am using that is not in the Gist, but noteworthy. I have added a theme option checkbox to toggle the button on and off.
checked = replace the slide image link with the new button
not checked = do nothing (keep the existing slide image link; don’t use a button)

Please have a look and let me know what you think.

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Ah, I see now. I was treating it like the Builder API when I have added new fields to the Slogan and Headline elements.

Thank you very much for your thorough explanation.

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One item I didn’t mention is this function included in a file that is loaded before the framework runs. Similar to how we added new options to builder elements.

include_once( 'includes/run-before-framework.php' );
require_once( get_template_directory() . '/framework/themeblvd.php' );

This approach could be over-complicating things.

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@mizzinc, have you had a chance to review the task list? Would you prefer working on development, or design?

We’re open to ideas as well. Please let us know what you would like to see released.

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