[ExplosiveLLC]

Hey, I’m really digging this theme, although I’d like to have the website load with the start page already opened, and all 3 sections showing. Is this possible?

Thanks!

http://www.kristopher-peterson.net

[ahmetsali]

Hi, paste the code below to the “External JS” box under Theme Options > Style:

<script>
	jQuery(document).ready(function($)
	{
            setTimeout( openMenu, 1000 ); // Tip: 1000 ms = 1s
	});
</script>

[ExplosiveLLC]

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

I’m interested in a variation on this — I’d rather have it simply be in the open state, rather than have it open automatically (i.e. You don’t ever see the front cover unless you close the folds)

[Anonymous]

I haven’t quite discovered the effect I want, but can clarify some of the requirements. The three panels should appear open by default, without transitions. They just appear. However, afterward all is loaded, the closing and re-opening transitions still animate.

[Anonymous]

The way I found to do this is to edit header.php and change
<div id="rm-container" class="rm-container rm-closed">

to
<div id="rm-container" class="rm-container rm-open">
Please advise if there is a preferred means that doesn’t involve editing theme files (using overrides in Theme Options -> Style)

[Anonymous]

…. which has the effect of killing the responsive layout at lower resolutions. UGH. please help!

[ahmetsali]

@beresonant

try this custom css code to fix the responsive layout;

.safe-mod .rm-container.rm-open .rm-cover {
	-webkit-transform: none;
	-moz-transform: none;
	-o-transform: none);
	-ms-transform: none;
	transform: none;
}

.safe-mod .rm-container.rm-open .rm-right {
	-webkit-transform: none;
	-moz-transform: none;
	-o-transform: none);
	-ms-transform: none;
	transform: none;
}

[Anonymous]

Thank you. The combination of my single edit to header.php, and this CSS does the trick.