Modern Business 3 LIGHT - Wordpress

You can change the background to what ever image you like – you would need to create the image at the size you need and then update the CSS . you would be looking at updating the body#home (line 1 of which ever color css file you’ve chosen from the admin) and the body (line 6 of which ever color css file you’ve chosen from the admin).

Hope this helps.

Thanks

Jonathan

Hi Nicholas – let me thank you for taking your time to return and let me know of your experience with this theme – it means a great deal to authors when you let us know if we do things right – very much appreciated and thank you for your purchase!

- Jonathan

Hi Nicholas – let me thank you for taking your time to return and let me know of your experience with this theme – it means a great deal to authors when you let us know if we do things right – very much appreciated and thank you for your purchase!

- Jonathan

they are just images so nice and easy

Hi you will need to edit those areas out of the homepage template file

Hi it depends on how you have your RSS feed setup via WP admin – not real sure what you mean by a partial feed… is it that your RSS feed possibly stops at the readmore button? Unfortunately I’m not much help as I just leave my installs on my sites as standard as RSS – you could try googling to see if that helps (it’s all I could do) – but we don’t have anything particular in the theme.

Hi – not really sure as obviously it’s a slider in the theme – did you try just having one image to see what happens? That may do it – otherwise if it’s not an image you are going to swap out you could rip out the slider part and hard code an image… just a thought – other than that you would want to set a featured image using a special post type but that would require some fairly hefty modification.

Nope, the single image added in the slider just cycles the slider through the same image over and over. I guess I’ll just f with the code instead.

mmm… really not sure without really getting my hands dirty to be honest – you can try using firebug in firefox to float your sidebar to the left and see what happens – using firebug will enable you to change things in the browser re styling without permanently altering things – then copy what you have done to the actual css file in question.

in case anyone out there cares, I figured it out

alter inner.css file

change #inner_content_left to float:right; change #sidebar to float: left; and remove the clear:right;

yup just as I said above – thought it may of been as simple as that – thanks for sharing with other buyers that may want to do the same – appreciate it!

Hi – no the slider cannot appear on any page – but there are plugins to enable shortcodes for sliders – that could possibly be a solution – as for the menu – yes you can alter the css for any effect you want for rollover / active states.

Yes, located in the js directory is the easySlider1.7.js.

Look for this entry:

speed: 800,

you should be able to just play around with the speed here until your happy with everything.

Thanks

Hi – thanks for the questions – everything is possible, however it depends on your skill levels – what you are wanting to customize is basically everything on the homepage and therefore I would not recommend trying to do those alterations to the templates and admin areas without full working knowledge in creating / editing wordpress themes.

Jonathan

Hi Alison – not sure what you mean by changing the html to php – you should only be using the wordpress theme files – not the included free html – that’s just a bonus – just altering the html to php will not work in wordpress I am afraid – you need to use the theme and it’s options by following the documentation in the download – if you require further assistance please use the support form on my profile page so we can better serve you.

Many thanks

Jonathan

Hi – the shortcode video should be viewable but I will check on that for you.

The shortcodes should work as described – if they don’t it may be an extra plugin you have installed that doesn’t follow the proper practices laid out by wordpress – try disabling any extra and see – otherwise check you have them correctly formatted for closing the tag with the forward slash after the opening bracket.

To increase the number of slides would take customization of the php code in the theme I’m afraid.

To swap out images – use firebug in firefox to see the current locations of images used for rollovers etc – then simply replace in your theme images with ones you create – again as this is customization I can’t really walk you through this bit as it’s subjective to your own abilities to edit code and images etc sorry.

Hope that helps you out – will take a look at permissions on the video right now for you -

Also for further assistance please use the form on my profile page as directed in your instruction manual – it proves easier for everyone and we don’t have restrictions to code etc these discussion areas have.

Many thanks

— Jonathan

I just checked and you were correct about the video – not sure how that happened but I altered it so you can view now – many thanks

— jonathan

Hi – yes, we use prettyPhoto for this theme, and prettyPhoto does support flash

Hope this helps

Thanks

Jonathan

Sorry one more question. I use my blog more for my photography hobby than writing. Does this theme have the ability to upload multiple photos in individual blog posts using prettyPhoto?

Hi – no it does not have pretty photo automatically set in pages – but I believe there is a freely available plugin that will provide what you are requesting I believe.

Greetings!

Implementing a filterable portfolio is quite an advanced thing to do as the whole structure of the portfolio section has to be based on custom post types unfortunately – it’s not something that can easily be achieved I am afraid.

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Jonathan

thanks for getting back to me.

I understand, I just thought, since it is implemented in the dark theme, you might have it in the light one as well, but just not showing it.

Cheers

If your JotForms accepts HTML – you could just edit your WordPress page and switch to the HTML tab and dump your code in there and that would keep the sidebar the way it is.

Hope that helps

Thanks

Jonathan

Yes, it does offer HTML and I can just plug in the code. Problem is, I can’t get rid of the native contact form (the one you created).

I see – just open up page-contact.php and remove from where the form starts down to (and including) the div id=”contactmessage”

the php underneath the original form will pull in your html that you dumped into the page.

p.s. you can also remove the script at the top just under the header since you won’t be needing this.

We test all our themes on the latest browser for the latest Windows OS and we don’t appear to have this issue – can you tell me what OS your using?

Were there any modifications done to the theme?

Thanks

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Jonathan

Jonthan,

Here is a screenshot of how the theme looks:

I am using Internet Explorer 9, Version 9.0.8112.16421 on Windows 7 Home Premium.

I checked it on my computer, as well as two others.

The only changes I made were style changes (colors, fonts, positioning) within the styelsheet.css and inner.css files. I didn’t edit any other files that I think would of affected functionality.

Jonathan,

Thanks for the help! We deduced that there an issue of my install of the javascript engine and re-installing IE9 fixed the problem.

The other machines I tested it on was running IE8 and IE9 in enhanced security mode, causing it to not run the javascript.

Thanks again

Hi – that should be automatic from your wordpress install it’s not something you should have to set in anyway – did you please your htaccess file in the root folder of your wordpress as per directions possibly? It should always go to your index.php file – ie your home page.

Jonathan