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list of topics you have created till now.
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1 – Documentation > Localization.
2 – Close comments for that page.
Do the step in Documentation > WordPress Settings > Reading Settings.
Link format also changed.
Documentation > Posts > Link.
Go to Theme Options > Style > Footer Widget Locations > Yes > Save.
I will fix it. Thanks for the feedback.
Good luck :)
Go to Theme Options > Style > Footer Widget Locations > Yes > Save.
This is not a bug. Aside post format functionality changed. Go to Documentation > Posts > Aside.
Can you provide a screenshot?
Just tested and the result is fine. Try again please.
http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Noto+Serif:400,700,400italic,700italic&subset=latin,latin-ext
Tip:
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.<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Noto+Serif:400,700,400italic,700italic&subset=latin,latin-ext' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
font-family: 'Noto Serif', serif;
Did you have v1.1?
Paste to Theme Options > Style > Custom CSS:
#nav #search-form #search { min-width: 80px; }– Create a new page called NEWS with Default Template from Page Attributes box,
– Add your page to your custom navigation menu,
– Go to Settings > Reading > Front page displays;
– Select your NEWS page from Posts page option,
– Don’t forget to select a front page for your site homepage from Front page option.
Deactivate all installed plugins and try again.
– The code to remove: ( paste to theme options > custom css )
.map h4 { display: none; }– Use localization method to change: ( documentation > localization ).
Choose the Latin Extended (latin-ext) character set for Google fonts.
Edit twitter css codes in the main.css file.
Control @media codes in the main.css file.
Placed your widgets again.
Good luck :)
It is normal in this design.
– Switch the Text tab of content editor.
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blockquotetag for the quote andcitetag for sign.<blockquote> Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. <cite>Steve Jobs</cite> </blockquote>
Add the following code before the end tag of body in index.html file like this:
<script> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { var $container = $( '#rm-container' ); openMenu = function() { $container.removeClass('rm-closed'); setTimeout(function() { $container.addClass( 'rm-open' ); },10); } setTimeout( openMenu(), 5000 ); // Tip: 5000 ms = 5s }); </script> </body>Because you are using full width blog. I will have that in mind for a next update. Thanks.
Tested now, it worked perfectly on my side.
Re-install the theme.
Update the theme to v1.1. We’ve added inline lightbox shortcode.
Trigger the Open button click event. And use javascript Delay function for a few seconds.
Hey, this is Responsy WP forum. You are using Read WP theme. Read WP has built-in 600+ google fonts.
– remove above codes from custom css box,
– go to theme options > style > colors and fonts.
What did you write to content editor?
That checkbox is to hide the search module.
Did you update the theme to v1.1.
Send me your login info, I will update to v3.5.4.
Note: Add this topic url to email.
@kaarup: remove it from cover.
Please check our demo site on that platform: http://themes.pixelwars.org/read-wp
Your shortcodes are correct. I think it is about a server configuration issue. Ask it to your hosting company. Server people may help you.
Go to Theme Options > Style > Nav Menu Search.
Change the envato word to your username.
@import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Meie+Script); #logo h1 a {font-family: 'Meie Script';}.cover h1 { text-shadow: #253E45 -1px 1px 0, #253E45 -2px 2px 0, #D45848 -3px 3px 0, #D45848 -4px 4px 0; }Paste to theme options > style > custom css:
.site-footer > .row {border-width: 0px;}Paste to theme options > style > custom css:
body {background-repeat: no-repeat;}Did you read the documentation?
I don’t think.
