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content.php is a file name. File name is not important at this point. The important thing is the function name and it is the the_title().
I checked the url you provided above. It says:
– there is a content.php for blog page and content-single.php for post page in the theme of the author in the post.
– there are three files for blog page and two files for post page in the Bloggy theme:
Files for blog page:
– blog-sidebar.php
– blog-nosidebar.php
– blog-masonry.php
Files for post page:
– post-sidebar.php
– post-nosidebar.php
You need to edit these files. Open a file and find the the function the_title() then implement the changes in the tutorial in the link you provided.
Hi, use this in your Custom CSS field:
.intro img { border-radius: 0px; }Thanks
v1.1 is the latest version at this time. All updates are free. You can download the theme from ThemeForest anytime.
Hi, you can try this code:
<span class="phone-number" style="float: right; padding: 10px; font-weight: bold; font-size: 20px;">+1 888 255 55 55</span>
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Hi, you can see your portfolio items under the Portfolio menu in the dashboard.
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Ok. Good luck.
Hi,
Yes, it will be included.
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That’s a nice idea. I will have that in mind for a next update. Thanks.
You can find the the_title() function in the single post file.
Are you using the sidebar for single post page?
– if yes, open this file:
post-sidebar.php
– if no, open this file:
post-nosidebar.php
Ok. Good luck.
You must use portfolio widget.


Hi, create your pages and assign them from theme options > pages.
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For which page do you want to make this change?
Just create a custom menu yourself.
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Rename your images then re-upload to your gallery content. Every gallery must has different images (different ids).
Mehmet S.
Keymaster26 December 2014 at 08:07Posted in : Suggestion… if functions exists in functions.phpI think, it is a good practice when you call a core function of WordPress. But, it is my own function defined and over there in the file.
I will fix it. Thanks for the feedback.
Ok. Thanks for the feedback.
Hi, just add the following line to your child theme’s style.css file:
@import url("../readme/style.css");Thanks
Ok. Good luck.
This is in the update list. Thanks for your patience.
Hi, you need to create a custom menu.
– Go to: Appearance > Menus.
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There isn’t any content.php file.
You are welcome.
Ok. Good luck.
You are welcome.
You are welcome.
Yes, it is.
Sure.
You can try it.
You are welcome.
Hi, select All from theme options > blog > Blog Alternate Posts.
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Hi, you need to enable it from Theme Options > Style > Header Search > Yes, and save.
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#1: It is a special file for this theme.
Mehmet S.
Keymaster22 December 2014 at 08:49Posted in : Suggestion… if functions exists in functions.phpOk. Good luck.
New version is available.
It is important for the retina screens.

Hi, we will make some changes in the next update. Thanks for the feedback.
Please set a featured image for your posts. The blog widget displays only posts with featured image.
Sorry, it is not possible for masonry.
You are right. Thanks for the feedback.
Mehmet S.
Keymaster20 December 2014 at 09:59Posted in : Recent Blog / Featured Blog Posts Short CodeSorry, there is not.
Every issue has a different difficulty level. Thanks for your understand.
Ok. Good luck.
Ok. Thanks for the feedback.
Hi, it is weird. Try to re-install a clear copy of the theme. Use the translation plugin as described in the localization section in theme documentation. Make sure the important step is the scan step for the theme files.
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I see the issue, I will fix it with an update soon. Thanks for the feedback.
Hi, here is the link for the blog:
Hi, you need to create a custom menu from appearance > menus. Please check out the menu section in the theme documentation.
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Mehmet S.
Keymaster19 December 2014 at 08:36Posted in : Suggestion… if functions exists in functions.phpHi, the pixelwars_theme_password_form() function is already exist in the functions.php file.
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