I’ve just tested your website on Mac and the menu is displayed correctly. Please see the attached screenshot.
Can your client tell which browser she uses? I’m checking it on Safari 9.0.2 without any issues.
Thanks,
Julka
This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Julita.
Sorry for the late response. Unfortunately it looks like you again send me only the password to admin panel. And we need both username and password to login.
It’s probably because of the default minimal padding values. To change that add the following CSS code in Appearance > Theme Options – Code – Custom styles:
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.media-section .inner {
padding:20px0;
}
It should resolve the issue. Let me know if there is anything else I could help you with.
We used Rajdhani Bold Faux Italic + Rajdhani Bold (https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Rajdhani).
Faux Italic means that we created italic in Photoshop, because font by default does not have the italic option.
I can see that you have already solved points 1 and 2 – your Twitter work correctly and I can’t see any duplicates.
About the 3. – to set the location your browser needs to have enabled Location mode. If you have ever disabled this Chrome could remember the settings. Is it possible for you to test that on FireFox? It worked for me when I was testing your website.
Have you updated also CSS class in HTML markup of the map where you want to create a roadmap?
Also – please make sure than waypoints2.json file is src/json folder (you need to create separate json file with wayponts for each roadmap that you want to create).
Roadmap location can be defined only via json file, not via javascript init file. In init.js you can only define the path to your json.
If you created new json file and it still does not work – please send us your ftp access (you can do it via private reply), so we could check this.
I’ve talked to our developer who made the plugin. Our script uses regions as main information type in search functionality (you can read more about that: here). And zip code is one of the parameters counted to region value, but not the only one (there are also: locality, sublocality, country, administrative areas).
When you start searching – Google uses address autocomplete and shows most accurate location based on all region parameters, not only the zip code. So that’s the reason why it does not show only address with the particular zip code but also other addresses which could match your search input.
Though when I’m testing our script – it displays US zip codes as well, example here: screenshot.
In assets/js/gmaps/init.js you will find custom map styles, screenshot: here. You can remove it or add your custom styles.
If you’re going to change the theme files – just remember to keep all your changes in child theme to keep them saved after theme updates.
Can you please send us also login to your WordPress admin panel (you attached only password).
Your website looks like in some maintenance mode so we’re not able to check anything without access to panel.
Can you please check these credentials one more time? After login I have access only to empty directory, where I cannot change anything, please see the screenshot: here.
You can also change memory limit on your own – just open wp-config.php file in your main WordPress folder. You can edit the file with any text editor like Notepad++.
I believe that you would need to call each portfolio post id via shortcode theme/shortcodes/portfolio/ctWorksShortcode.class.php, please check the get_the_ID () function for this and then add custom icons with CSS code for each portfolio item.
Confetti template is created with Bootstrap framework, so the mobile look is generated automatically. You will find our more about the Bootstrap: here.
You can apply to dedicated for small screens styles though. To do that please all your CSS styles dedicated for mobile devices with the following media query code:
I’m afraid that you need to add ‘!imporant’ variable to your CSS styles.
I’ve added for you class slide1 to first slide and I was able to change font colors with the following CSS:
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.slide1 h1 span {
color:red!important;
}
.slide1 h4 span {
color:red!important;
}
You can add the CSS via Appearance > Theme Options – Code.
I hope it will resolve the issue. Let me know if there is anything else I could help you with.
And if you like our FarmFresh theme (and support :)) don’t forget to rate the theme on ThemeForest – it means a lot to us 🙂
