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If you maybe want to pass this to them… If they would edit their CSS to just prefix all their styles with some class selector for their plugin like
.my-plugin i.fa {}instead of justi.fa {}– that would make it play more nicely with other plugins and themes, in general.That CSS I just gave you I don’t think will make it look perfect because overriding the sloppiness everything the plugin is adding that messes with Fontawesome, is actually a bit tough. But that should get you started if you really want to keep it.
Hi,
It looks like it’s from that opt-in plugin you’re using, that’s there in the sidebar. They’re spitting out general CSS, which is styling elements outside of their form.
I just wrote this real quick in the browser and it would override what the plugin is doing. But honestly this is just because what the plugin is doing is sloppy, spitting out general CSS that’s not specific to their output.
.entry-meta .fa, .sf-menu .fa:before { display: inline-block; font-size: inherit; }Hi,
Yeah definitely. Are you familiar with where to find the display options for sections on the layout border? Open that up for a given section and check the box to input custom padding. Then you can make the spacing whatever you want.
The price for Jump Start is now $89 with 25% discount on renewals.
I set it up this way to give people an incentive to renew and for current customers to still be renewing around the same price.
So basically your price has gone up from $65 to $67.75.
But same server right? Probably.
What you’re telling me honestly doesn’t help to solve much. I’ve spent a lot of time making sure the theme doesn’t have security vulnerabilities. It is unfortunate, but there could be a thousand reasons why this happened to you. But posting this without any specific information about your hack or any kind of theory other than you’re using the theme really just scares people away.
Hello,
All right so I’ve looked at your admin via the login info you submitted. But I’m not seeing where anything is different on the frontend, that doesn’t match up to what you’ve setup in the admin. I went through the first few rows, and I matched each widget area you created, to what you selected in the builder, to what widget you added to it.
But the way you’ve chosen to set this up is enough to drive anyone crazy with all the widget areas you’re creating. I honestly think you’re just getting mixed up with all these widget areas you’re creating, which is totally understandable. And aside from the level of confusion it adds, having all those as widgets requires much more server resources when the page loads.
It seems like you’re using the widget areas so that you can use JetPack’s Image widget? But that’s pretty easy to do without a widget, as you’re just creating a linked image with a caption. You can select “Raw Content” for the column, and then just do this:
<h3 class="wdiget-title">CD Review</h3> [caption align="alignnone" width="205"]<a href="http://www.yoursite.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Shadows-Ecstasy.pdf" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.yoursite.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/David-Rudder-CD-Review.jpg" /> Title: Shadow's "Ecstasy"</a>[/caption]
I setup this in the first column of the first row so you can see how I did it and what it looks like.
Another approach that might actually look a little nicer is set all this up with the theme’s post grid system:
http://demoblvd.com/themes/alyeska/page-templates/post-grid-3-columns/
(1) You can install this plugin, (2) then create a “portfolio item” post for each item in your portfolio. And finally you’ll simply add a “Post Grid” element to your custom template and set it to pull portfolio items. (3) From your theme options page at Appearance > Theme Options > Content > Post Grids, you can configure how you want post grids to display (for example, you may want to hide the “Read More” buttons that lead to the single post, as you just want people to click the image link to the PDF’s).
Then for each post, you’ll (1) add a featured image, which will be your image for the item. (2) Then under the Post Options for the individual item, you’ll set the featured image link to link to its PDF file. (3) It might also look nice to add a little description for each in the content of the item.
But I would try to come up with some approach where you’re not having to manage such a mess of widget areas. Also, if you do change methods, make sure you delete those widget areas at Appearance > Widget Areas because those just existing does add extra load time on your site.
Does that help?
Hi Danny,
I totally understand where you’re coming from, and I won’t be taking it down right away on July 1st (I’ll only be making it so people can’t post), but unfortunately it will all be coming down eventually.
Ok no problem, just email me at support@themeblvd.com
It would be helpful if you could post a link to the page on your site where the issue is. Then I can inspect and see if there are any JavaScript issues from the theme. But unfortunately it sounds like the theme and this plugin may not be compatible. But let’s just see what these supposed theme-related JavaScript errors are first that they’re referencing.
The other PHP error is a known thing that’s from a recent WooCommerce update and is fixed in the next theme update but I think it is unrelated to the specific thing you’re asking about.
Ok, this is in there for the next update, v2.1.1 — full-width and full-screen featured image will automatically be 100% opacity when page title is hidden. Thanks for feedback, as always. Whether you are a developer or not, what you think or don’t understand when trying to use the the features of the theme is important. 🙂
