Franklyn - Portfolio & Blog WordPress Theme

When you click the Add Media button select “Attached to this page” from the drop down box at the top. This will display only the images attached to the page (these are the images that will display in the slideshow). You can rearrange them by dragging and dropping them into order.

Thanks Eugene,

I’ll give that a go now.

Regards

Michael

If you use the gallery post format on the post edit screen all images that are uploaded to the post will automatically be added to the post like this:

The page you linked to looks to be working as it should now.

Ye, i found a plugin conflict (gallery from flickr)

It would be possible but I wouldn’t be able to give you the code to do it.

During the loop on the portfolio category page, you would have to check each portfolio item for the first link it’s content. If the first link is a video URL you would then output the video URL as the portfolio item link instead of the portfolio item URL (so you are linking to the video). You would then add rel="lightbox" to the link so that it opens in the lightbox.

Thanks for info

The default page template is also cutting off about 50% of the content with the sidebar. I have tried to change the percentages, but nothing seems to fix this issue for iOS.

You need to remove the slider caption text and add it to the page content area. The slider caption is only designed to hold two lines of text. It also looks like you have modified the caption margin from the origin 25% so part of the caption is hidden under the sidebar.

The sidebar is only designed to hold a few menu items. The number of menu items is determined by the browser height. You have to assume the smallest browser size to ensure all visitors will be able to see all the sidebar content. The solution is to reduce the number of menu items in the navigation. You have further reduced the visible sidebar content by increasing the sidebar text size.

Okay. Thank you for the help. I will adjust accordingly. Sorry for all the questions. Our client is being extremely particular…

Please provide a link to the page so I can see what you mean.

Changing the menu font is a matter of a few lines of CSS applied to #primary-nav. You could use one of default system fonts which would only require the font-family property or you could use the Google font API or @font-face to add a custom font.

The pages you linked to are working okay for me.

Thank you, all sorted and very happy

It’s all CSS. Add this to the stylesheet of a child theme and change the background colour.

.item .alpha {
background: #0F0F0F;
opacity: 0.85;
-moz-opacity: 0.85;
-ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(opacity=85)";
filter: alpha(opacity=85);
z-index: 1;
}

Like I said, it’s not exactly broken. The device dimensions don’t fall within the responsive media queries of the theme so the desktop format is being displayed instead.

I’ll look into it for the next update.

Really, I just need to fix it, any idea as to the specifics of the issue or possible avenue to fix it?

Play around with the media query widths in responsive.css. You will need to increase the two queries that begin @media (max-width: 640px)

I would start by increasing them to max-width: 768px.

It’s working okay for me. The slider image sizing is all Javascript so try clearing your browser cache in case it is loading old JS files.

1.) Yes you can arrange portfolio categories like that in the menu.

2.) At present it is not possible to password protect portfolio items or the gallery page template. I will address this in a future update but I can not put an estimate on when this will be released.

Thanks! And make a common page with a galery inside and protect with password?

It is not currently possible to password protect portfolio items or galleries created using the gallery page template.

There is some advice here: http://www.mickgenie.com/import-failed-for-wordpress-xml-file/

I also just came across this post so it could be a problem with the importer plugin with WP3.5.

• Create a page
• Give it the “Home” template.
• Configure the slider settings below the content editor.
• Attach the slideshow image to the page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Image_and_File_Attachments#Attachment_to_a_Post

You are installing the wrong file. Follow the installation instructions in the documentation.

I’m not sure what’s causing the problem for you. I believe its an incompatibility between the theme and your server specifically as this isn’t an issue I have encountered personally and no other buyers have brought it to my attention either.

Here are a few options:

Javascript Errors

PHP Memory limit

Theme Code

If the upload is successful revert function.php back to its original name and comment out this line:

add_filter( 'wp_read_image_metadata', 'add_geo_exif','',3 );

The above line reads the image geo EXIF data and adds it to the database when the image is uploaded. To my knowledge it is the only piece of code in the theme that has any impact on image upload.

If the upload fails uncomment the above line and try commenting out the section labelled as IMAGE RESIZING. It’s the vt_resize function and although I don’t think it actually does any thing to the images on upload it’s worth a try.

If the upload fails comment out this line from the section labelled as POST THUMBNAILS and try another image upload:

add_image_size( 'dashboard', 150, 90, true ); # Dashboard

I really appreciate your kind help on my situation.

Thanks

The only side effect of commenting out that line means the little map next to the image showing where it was taken won’t appear (because there is no location data saved).

I’m glad we found the cause.

There is no option in the theme to do that.

The images need to be attached to the page but not inserted into the page content. It looks like you have also inserted a gallery shortcode into the page content area.