Jason Bobich (Page 630)

[Jason Bobich]

Hello Matt,

Unfortunately there’s no real way easily implement this. The HTML markup to accomplish that effect is sort of complicated. I haven’t set this up in a way where you can just use it anywhere.

One thing you might consider where you can get this effect outside of featured images of post grids, is to insert a standard WordPress gallery; that’s really the only other way to get this effect. This is what I mean by standard gallery — https://vimeo.com/16686184

Additionally, if you link an image manually to a lightbox (like in this video), there will be a “fade” effect on hover, but it’s not going to be exactly the same as the featured images, as there will be no icon.

These little styles and tidbits are shown here: http://www.themeblvd.com/demo/alyeska/features/typography/

[Jason Bobich]

I wanted to add one more thing on this general topic. When you originally started this topic, you mentioned about just how slow some of the load times were on your mobile. In my experiments in the past, when I would get these big hangups (and probably what you see on the demo), it seems the cause was always from the fact of loading videos from the external sources like YouTube or Vimeo.

You should try experimenting with some pages where there are no videos in your slides. I think you’ll see that is the bulk of the hangup.

[Jason Bobich]

Hello,

When creating each custom widget area, that is when you also designate which pages it gets applied to. Checkout this video from your documentation, which should clear things up for you: http://vimeo.com/32471583

[Jason Bobich]

Hello Damian,

I apologize, but I don’t do any custom work. You should consider contacting the guys over at WerkPress and getting a quote. http://werkpress.com/

[Jason Bobich]

Hello Kris,

Thanks for signing up at the forums, but keep in mind this is a pretty significant customization and not the kind of thing we cover in support.

http://support.themeblvd.com/help/#terms

I think incorporating a jQuery plugin like this might get you going in the right direction, as the theme already uses the jQuery library.

http://stickyjs.com/

[Jason Bobich]

Maybe something like this instead, perhaps?

.article-wrap article { border:none; }

[Jason Bobich]

Hello,

You can actually adjust the background color by simply going to Appearance > Background in your WordPress admin panel. There’s no custom CSS needed. When you using WordPress’s built-in background control, the theme will automatically remove the background images associated with the skin options.

[Jason Bobich]

Hello,

I’ve had a couple of people tell me about the issue with the weird things that happen when editing a post/page, but not about the theme options. The author did actually stop by one of my comments on ThemeForest and said that this he believed this was because of a conflict with another plugin people are using. But for the life of me, I can’t remember what that is now.

If you’re having issues specifically with that plugin, you should contact the author. He seems to be pretty good about wanting his plugin to be bug-free and work right.

[Jason Bobich]

Hello,

This was removed in an update awhile back.
How to update: http://www.jasonbobich.com/wordpress/updates/

[Jason Bobich]

Ok, the reason it’s not working is because you have a typo up earlier in your custom.css that is breaking everything that comes below it.

Find this part:

.themeblvd-news-scroller h3 a:hover,
.widget .themeblvd-news-scroller ul li h4 a:hover {
	background-color: transparent;
        color:#878787;

And you’re missing a closing bracket “}” after it.

[Jason Bobich]

Can I see a link to your actual website? I’m thinking something else is going on there. That should be correct.

If you want to give me the link privately, you can do so by going to My Account > Submit Private Information.

[Jason Bobich]

Hello,

You’re almost there. Looking at what you’re posting, I think you just made a typo there where you made the background color transparent. You’ve put a “#” in front of the word transparent.

Keep in mind that you also don’t need to copy all of that, but just write the portion that changes what you want. So this, should do the trick for you:

.standard-slider .media-full .content {
	background-color: transparent;
}

Also, make sure this is going in the custom.css file of your Child theme and not the style.css file.

[Jason Bobich]

I honestly do not have an answer for you that.

[Jason Bobich]

Hello,

This area is controlled with the hook “themeblvd_header_addon” which you can utilize from your Child theme’s functions.php.

http://dev.themeblvd.com/tutorial/primary-framework-action-hooks/

function my_header_addon(){
	?>
	Your custom stuff…
	<?php 
}
remove_all_actions( 'themeblvd_header_addon' );
add_action( 'themeblvd_header_addon', 'my_header_addon' );

From there, you’ll be left with your CSS customizations to place everything how you want.

[Jason Bobich]

When you say your slider, are you talking about the actual user-inputted images in the slider you’re creating? There’s no way you can stop them from being inserted without going into the PHP. Simply hiding the slider with CSS is not going to stop the images from being inserted.

But a background image? Sure that’s easy enough. Anything that’s CSS only is easy to tackle.

@media (max-width: 480px) {
	.whatever-element { 
		background-image: none;
	}
}

[Author]

Replies