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It could be interesting to add a table design like THEYRESAYS said previously, I think the theme really miss that.
Thanks for suggestions. I’ll probably add some kind of table styling when developing WP version of CheerApp, you can be sure I’ll drop an update here too if there’s something interesting.
Could you give me some more guidance on getting the slider to auto play? I can’t figure out:
Sure, just change this:
to this:
It’s in index.html file of course. Should be in line 139, I think.
Do u know the best wiki engine to use with this template? Or is it just easier to use plain HTML for the wiki?
I’m seeing a problem in IE8 . The video players on the bottom of index.html. load, but the video doesnt fully load. They work in FireFox and Chrome, but IE is having issues. Can you take a look and provide a fix if posible?
thanks!
Love the template! I am trying to place two pull-down menus (register-form-input selects) on the registration form. One sits just above the other. Could you tell me how to make the first pull-down from being hidden under the second one when I hover over it. I would also like to be able to place the pull-down menus next to each other similar to the positioning of the password and confirm password fields on the form, but I am not having any luck with that either.
Thanks, Ed
*UPDATE * I figured it out. I placed them side-by-side and figured out how to make the pull-down width correctly by looking at how you set the domain extension width. Works great now!
Fyi, it looks like prettyPhoto is adopting your default text-shadow settings from:
body { color: #c4c1b5; font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px; overflow-x: hidden; -moz-text-shadow: -1px 1px 0 #000000; -webkit-text-shadow: -1px 1px 0 #000000; text-shadow: -1px 1px 0 #000000; }Also, this bit of styling is wrecking the prettyPhoto “pp.social” twitter and facebook buttons:
.post-image, .ad, .avatar, iframe, figure, pre { background-color: #4c4a46; border: 1px solid #595751; border-top-color: #5f5c56; border-bottom-color: #54524d; display: block; margin-bottom: 18px; padding: 5px; -moz-border-radius: 2px; -webkit-border-radius: 2px; border-radius: 2px; -moz-box-shadow: 0 2px 3px rgba(0, 0, 0, .3); -webkit-box-shadow: 0 2px 3px rgba(0, 0, 0, .3); box-shadow: 0 2px 3px rgba(0, 0, 0, .3); }I’ve fixed this in my implementation, but you may want to update the template styling
In a previous comment I did figure out how to place pull-down menus side by side, but I am trying to place two pull-down menus (register-form-input selects) on the registration form. One sits just above the other. Could you tell me how to make the first pull-down from being hidden under the second one when I hover over it.
Also, I have 50-100 items that are available when a user uses the pull-down menu (country and state pull-downs). When I use any other style sheet, the pull-downs display 10-20 items at a time and displays a scroll bar. With this template (CSS) all items are shown and the pull-down menus displays all available items at once. The select size=X or any other solution does not work.
Thanks, Ed
Is the author answering questions these days? He has not been around for over a month?
Hello Ed,
I’m very sorry, I must have accidentally marked few of the last comments as ‘read’ so they no longer appeared in my dashboard. I’m truly sorry for that.
Now to answer your previous question about the pulldown menus:
1. To set the behavior on select replacers to be the same as on regular selects you’ll need to add following rules to
.select-replacer-optionsclass in your stylesheet:You should set the height value to whatever plays best in your case.
2. I’ll be able to answer your first question better once I see some demo of what is exactly happening. It’s probably a z-index conflict. For now try to add following rule to your stylesheet:
form .select-replacer-options.opened { z-index: 120; }I hope this answers your questions.
Best regards, Mateusz
Wow! That was fast….sorry, did not mean to sound snarky. Your answer #1 worked perfectly. The answer to the overlap question did not seem to fix the issue. See the screenshot below.
Thanks, Ed
Thanks, for the help Mateusz!
Not a problem, I was to blame
You’re right, it should be set to over 120! Glad you got it to work and sorry for the confusion.
Let me know when you go live with your website, I’m always eager to see some examples of my themes being used in real world examples!
Hi,
Found a few styling issues.
The register-form validation does not work on Safari (v5.1.2). When you click on “sign up” nothing happens.
And the select listbox is out of place. see below:
The register-form validation works on Firefox (v8.0.1) but the error message is displaying outside of browser. see below:
appreciate some fixes?
thanks, J
Hi, I just found this Theme and absolutely LOVE IT !!!!
Quick question: when will the WP version be ready? I’d have to be honest and say I’d buy it in a second when it comes out. Is it gonna be soooon?
Pleeeease say YES !!!
Hi,
I have set the slider to autoplay. When the browser tab is not focused many many queued animations place when you re-focus making for an unwelcome dizzying effect.
Is there a simple way to tell the slider not to play when the viewport or tab is not focussed?
Many thanks for a great template.
Sorry Please ignore this. This was an issue with JQuery 1.6.3, updating to 1.7.1 fixed it. Thanks.
Hello, love your theme! I would like to center the navigation and the logo, how do I do this? I want the the register/login links to remain on the top right. Please help me with this.
Thank you so much!
Hello,
please take a look at following code: http://pastie.org/3335899
What I did here was I set the left and right margin on logo to
auto, which resulted in centering. I’ve also given it some bottom margin to push the container down, since the nav menu will be absolutely positioned.Now for menu, I’ve set the list container’s position to
absoluteand it’s left value to-50%. The menu list is set to be positioned 50% from the left edge, and of course it’s position is set torelative.Menu couldn’t be positioned with the same method as logo since it contains floated elements and we never know its exact width.
This leaves us with login widget, which I’ve set to be positioned absolutely: 40px from the right side (to negate it parent’s padding) and 36px from top.
I hope you get the idea on centering various elements.
You can Google ‘css centering’ to learn more about centering in CSS .
Hi,
Great theme. One question. On the registration page, how and where do I format validation messages returned from my server?
Thanks
Hello!
Well, you can display and format them whatever you want
I suggest displaying a red alert box on top of the page for warnings and green box on success.
If you check out the contact form you will see that I’ve used a
#responsediv with.successand.errorspans, they produce green- and red-ish text. You can also make use of warning and resource boxes if you prefer.Best wishes, Mateusz
there is no #response div in the contact form.
there is no #response div in the contact form.
Question: What happens after someone purchases a plan?
Actually nothing, as you can see on the demo. It’s an HTML template, you have to take care of server side scripting like making purchases on your own.
Hi – after downloading this template I realize the homepage slider does not show the same as your demo template. It displays fine in Chrome and FF, but in IE its totally off.
Any suggestions on how I can fix this?
Hello,
this probably happens because you have JavaScript turned off. In IE JS is usually turned off by default when viewing local sites, this can be changed in internet settings, however.
OMG , I feel like such a noob right now
I never use IE anyway and you were right, active x controls were set to off for local sites. Thanks for the prompt response 
I sent you an email, didn’t get any reply yet.