Hey, I ve never heard of an issue like that. do you have any caching plugins enabled?

I would also recommend to try to deactivate the theme and use a default theme to check if that would update instantly.

the link itself is applied within the wordpress editor when you add the image. before hitting the “send to editor” button make sure that you checked the “no link” option. additionaly, just to make sure once you have placed the image within your post content box select it and hit the unlink button, that should remove any links wordpress would want to apply

to remove the borders arround the images open style1.css in folder css (or style2,3 or 4 depending on the skin you have choosen) and search for

.item, .wrapper img {
background:none repeat scroll 0 0 #FFFFFF;
border:1px solid #DDDDDD;
}

at arround line 31. . change it to

.item, .wrapper img {
background:transparent none;
border:none;
padding:0;
}

to remove all sorts of paddings and borders from the image

sounds indeed very strange but I am afraid I cant really help on this one. Dont know why it would work for some time and then doesnt :/

I write you a new comment in section for theme “display” with new infos… now when you look at the page, you’l see below is the memory memory. More Infos are in my other comment (display theme)

yes, use the file in this zip archive and replace the file in you /js/ folder. if the signs dont work then the font unfortunatley doesnt support them and you might need to conisder deactivating the font in custom.js by removing line 12

Cufon.replace('h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,.heading',{ fontFamily: 'Quicksand' });

not sure what you did actually center and what you want to center, cold you drop me a lnk? most of the times you will be able to just add a more specific css selector so you dont mess up the whole site

you could add a rule to your stylesheet to indent those items further:

#sidebar ul ul{
padding-left:10px;
}

#sidebar ul ul ul{
padding-left:20px;
}

Hey Lennart!

1.) This is possible but not out of the box, you would need to copy and edit the current blog template file. The customization however is not extensive, just a few lines and this is something I would be able to guide you trough

2.) This is all possible with a little css knowledge, just a matter of adding/removing and changing rules in style.css

its a code snippet taken from wordpres.org:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages

I also found a tutorials utilizing similar code, you might want to use that: http://www.svennerberg.com/2009/02/creating-a-submenu-in-wordpress/

sounds like a configuration problem of the host, maybe the got different settings than your old one. most of the time this happens when file_get_contents doesnt work properly. the php documentation says the following:

A URL can be used as a filename with this function if the fopen wrappers have been enabled. See fopen() for more details on how to specify the filename. See the List of Supported Protocols/Wrappers for links to information about what abilities the various wrappers have, notes on their usage, and information on any predefined variables they may provide.

So I would ask meditemple to enable “fopen wrappers ”, that might help

Thanks Kriesi,

Apparently Media Temple disables fopen for some sort of security reasons. Their suggests include: * Use a relative path to the file stored locally * Using the PHP environment variable $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’], which returns the absolute path to the web root directory. * cURL is another method that could be used. (This method is beyond the scope of this article.)

If you can give me enough insight, I can probably modify the files myself. Just not sure how to deploy one of these solutions, so any further insight would be great. Thanks!

.kevin

he kevin, unfortunatley i am neither sure how to apply these fixes. the easiest solution might be to get a plugin that uses one of these options and implement that. sorry that i cant reallyhelp with this :/

To be honest I feel very comfortable working on the template as this is my 4rth design using it but I feel that I should get the same respect and assistance that everyone else here has. As I see no limit in questions which you may have the answer to being that you designed the template and I paid for it. It is obvious that all of us could hire someone but it seems irrational that after making a few thousand dollars on a single template that you would respond in that matter. Coming from a professional I would expect better support from you.

Yes I understand I have a lot of questions but I have also purchased 4 of our themes and I didn’t go telling you why don’t you make better templates or that your templates suck, so maybe considering the need for your knowledge and skills could be taken as an appreciation that people have, looking at the way you are looked up I mean.

Don’t worry though, I have already figured out the concern. it was never my intention to bother, but by posting here with your assistance (Others have benefited from this).

I am sorry if you felt insulted, that wasnt my intention at all. The fact is I dont have to answer questions at all but I try my best to so. But no one ever asked 15 questions during 30 days so in fact you got a lot more support than anyone who ever purchased a theme (just to make clear that you get at least as much respect as anyone else here )

I also didnt talk about any of the other themes since its perfectly reasonable to ask with every new purchase but the 15 requests we are talking about where only asked here at levitation so I thought you have major difficultys customizing it. Sorry if thats not the case, it just seemed so

So finally I am not exactly sure what you need by second teaser test but if I get you right you want to dynamically add content to another area in your blog posts?

The best way to do this would be to use wordpress custom fields. Add a new custom field, maybe call it “teasertext” when writing a post in your wordpress backend. The value should be the text you want to display.

to display this value in your template files you need to save it to a php variable that you can then outout anywhere in the template file:

$teasertext = get_post_meta($post->ID, "teasertext", true);
echo teasertext;

Thank you so much for your response, I want you to know that in no way was it insulting to me. I respect how busy you are and that you actually respond to everyone with a revised answer. Hopefully I can learn more and stop bothering you for help. Ill send you links to my sites so you can give me your feedback. Once again thank you

could you drop me a link to your site so I can take a look?

if you are using widgets to display the categories and not a hardcoded function you can try adding this to functions.php:

function filter_category($cat_args)
{
    $cat_args['exclude'] = "3,4,5,6";

     return $cat_args;
}

add_filter('widget_categories_args', 'filter_category');

This should remove posts from category 3,4,5 and 6

here is the functions.php page from the template. Were would that code be inserted?

<?php global $kriesi_options; $kriesi_options = get_option(‘kriesi_options’);

add_action(‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘addjquery’);

function addjquery() { if(!is_admin()) { $my_jquery = get_bloginfo(‘template_url’). ”/js/jquery.js”; #wp_deregister_script( ‘jquery’ ); #wp_register_script( ‘jquery’, $my_jquery, false, ’’ ); #wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); }

$my_customJs = get_bloginfo('template_url')."/js/custom.js";
wp_enqueue_script('my_customJs',$my_customJs,array('jquery'));

$my_prettyphoto = get_bloginfo('template_url')."/prettyPhoto/js/jquery.prettyPhoto.js";
wp_enqueue_script('prettyphoto',$my_prettyphoto,array('jquery'));

$my_cufon = get_bloginfo('template_url')."/js/cufon.js";
wp_enqueue_script('cufon',$my_cufon,array('jquery'));

$my_fonts = get_bloginfo('template_url')."/js/Arial_Rounded_MT_Bold_700.font.js";
wp_enqueue_script('quicksand',$my_fonts,array('jquery'));

}

backend options

include(TEMPLATEPATH.’/options/import_options_no_auto_include.php’);

comment list template

include(TEMPLATEPATH.’/wp_list_comments.php’);

removes meta tag “generated by wordpress” for security purpose

function kriesi_no_generator() { return ’’; } add_filter(‘the_generator’,’kriesi_no_generator’);

class kriesi_list_post_items { var $showposts; var $list_class_name; var $split_post_at; var $split_title_at; }

constructor, change variables here

function kriesi_list_post_items() { $this?>showposts = 3; $this->list_class_name = “latest_news”; $this->split_post_at = 400; }

recent posts display

function recent_posts($heading = false) { global $k_options; $alternate_bg = array(‘even’,’odd’); $counter = 0; $negative_cats = preg_replace(“”,”-${0}$0”, $k_options‘blog’); $query_string = “cat=”.$negative_cats.”&showposts=”.$this->showposts;

$rp = new WP_Query($query_string);

if ($heading) echo "
".$heading."
";

echo"
list_class_name.\"">";

while ($rp->have_posts()) : $rp->the_post();

shorents the comment content if too long

$short_post = get_the_title();

echo "
">" rel="nofollow";

echo' ';
echo $short_post;
echo'    ';
the_time('d.m.Y');
echo'   ';

$cat_counter = 0;
foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) 
{    
    if ($cat_counter != 0) {echo ", ";}
     echo $category->cat_name;
    $cat_counter++;
 }

echo'   ';
comments_number('No Comments', '1 Comment', '% Comments');
echo'  ';
$counter == 0 ? $counter = 1: $counter = 0;

endwhile;

echo"";

}

anywhere will do, would recommend to put it either in line 2 right after the open php tags or at the very bottom right before the closing php tags

add the following to your css file:

#top .widget table a {
padding:6px 3px;
width:auto;
}

this should remove the fixed width from the links

Thanks Kreisi, Sorry can you let me know where to place this? I have tried in several places and it’s not fixing the width.

at the very bottom of your style.css file

Ver nice, glad you like it! Thanks