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Dear Theme Support Team,

I would like to start by congratulating you on the theme development—it’s visually impressive and was implemented with great attention to detail. However, I’ve encountered several difficulties regarding the documentation, which has made setting up my podcast quite challenging.

I am currently hosting my podcast on Podbean and am trying to replicate the layout showcased here: https://themes.pixelwars.org/podcasty/demo-01/podbean-post-example/. Unfortunately, configuring the theme as intended has been harder than expected.

The issue lies with the lack of comprehensive documentation, especially with the involvement of multiple third-party plugins. It’s not clear how the theme integrates with these plugins, nor are there any step-by-step instructions guiding us through the setup process.

Could you kindly provide:

1. Detailed documentation on configuring the theme with Podbean, or any additional guidelines you may have.
2. Specific instructions on how to properly use the required third-party plugins with the theme.
3. Any examples or videos that could help replicate the demo layout on my site.

Your help in this matter would be greatly appreciated, as I feel quite overwhelmed by the setup process. I believe with some additional guidance, the theme will work perfectly for my podcast.

Thank you for your time and looking forward to your response.

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1. [cl_guest image=”https://preview.codeless.co/livecast/default/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/sara.png” name=”Sarah Johnes” role=”Art Director” description=”This is incredibly advantageous if you have your own podcast to promote, since the audience is already listening to podcasts, meaning they’re much more likely to subscribe to your own podcast.” twitter=”#” facebook=”#” instagram=”#” ]

2. Set up the main podcast page layout page: https://themes.pixelwars.org/podcasty/demo-01/category/podcast/?layout=grid

3. Guests overall page and single podcast embedding

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[cl_timeline title=”Episode Timeline” data=”00:10=Introduction&01:30=Exploring the topic&03:10=A word from our guest&05:20=Closing remarks”]

[serkan]

Hi,
Could you please check out out documentation? If you still have further questions, we are happy to help you.
https://themes.pixelwars.org/doc/podcasty/#pages
Thanks

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Yes am still have issues. Have a look at the page on our private content, I have issues on podcast single episode, grid podcast page, Guest and Podcast timelines

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Please check private content.

[serkan]

Hi,
For example, I uploaded a section to you. I created them in the post section and copied the demo content to you. I added a postcast iframe with custom html and wrote text under it. Since I did not limit the iframe, you can see it on the bottom line on the page.
https://missionready.designer.co.ke/podbean-post-example/

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Thank you so much Serkan, Let me see how you did it and apply on the others. Also on the podcast iframe as per the demo I shared I want it to be just like this page: https://themes.pixelwars.org/podcasty/demo-01/podbean-post-example/ not on the bottom line of the page

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Don’t use Post as they are used for blogs, In your theme you have episodes, Use episodes e.g https://missionready.designer.co.ke/episode/episode-1-engineering-the-future/

[serkan]

Hi,
I will forward this topic to our developer and i will keep you updated.
Thanks

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Thank you am waiting

[ahmetsali]

Hi,

– to disable sticky embeds I have just navigated to Customizer > Single Post > Audio Embeds Position and set it to Default.

A-) By default, overflowing embeds are not supported when you create your episode post layout with Elementor. Here I created a test episode with blocks (not using Elementor) and it looks fine;

https://missionready.designer.co.ke/episode/test-episode-pixelwars/

if you choose this method you can insert your podbean embeds by copying the embed code to the “Custom HTML” widget.

B-) if you wish to create your episode posts with Elementor then you can style your player with Elementor to achieve a similar look, here I styled one of your post with Elementor;

https://missionready.designer.co.ke/episode/episode-1-engineering-the-future/

Have a nice day.