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I wasn’t able to detect any problem with Colorbox on Mac Safari and Chrome. Please have a look at the screenshots:
http://sofarider.com/images/Chrome11-all-ok-on-first-open.png
http://sofarider.com/images/Safari505-all-ok-on-first-open.png
Do you get any error message(s)? Are there any screengrabs that might help me better understand the problem? I would really like to help you out mate but not sure how to get to the point where the problem persist.

OK, now I am sure there’s no plugin conflict.

That’s very, very strange, I’m literally stuck with it. No error messages, no signs of problems on my laptop…nothing. OK, What I’m gonna do right now is a theme update that will include the latest Colorbox plugin version and the latest jQuery library. It’ll take time (I guess a couple of hours) for Themeforest staff to review theme and approve it. Once approved, you’ll be able to download the latest package and make an update. Hopefully that’s gonna help, I really don’t know what else I can do mate!

You welcome!

Essentially, this theme displays multiple pages on one single page in one big loop. So the code is kinda non-standard.

Anyway, if you try the following, your goal could work…
1) open “index.php” for edit
2) perform find-replace on index file
find each occurrence of “echo wpautop(...);”
...and replace with “echo do_shortcode (wpautop(...));”
For example, the line #28 reads:

echo wpautop( $service_content );

...so you need to replace it with:

echo do_shortcode( wpautop( $service_content ) );

3) be sure all of wpautop(...) are wrapped with do_shortcode, save “index.php” and re-upload to server if file edit on local machine.

Hopefully it’s gonna work!

OK, no need to be concerned with shortcodes if you don’t really need it. This theme was made long before WP introduced shortcodes anyway. Contact page is defined by using Custom Fields. It should use:
page_type – contact
...as custom fields name – value pair.
It has been documented in theme manuals, you probably overlooked that part.

As for that page scrolling issue, try the following:
1) open “header.php” and go to line #39. it reads:

jQuery('img[src$=.png], #sidebar, .project-description li, .article li, #rssfeed, .contact .widget, #sidebar .widget, #mainnavig, #myselfblock img').ifixpng();

2) remove the first argument from jQuery expression by changing it to:

jQuery('#sidebar, .project-description li, .article li, #rssfeed, .contact .widget, #sidebar .widget, #mainnavig, #myselfblock img').ifixpng();

3) save “header.php” and re-upload to server if edit on local machine

The above expression (img[src$=.png]) is no longer recognized without using quotes since jQuery 1.5: http://api.jquery.com/category/selectors/attribute-selectors/

Thank you for your quick response. The scrolling worked perfect! Also, sorry about not seeing the documentation. I read through it and I can’t find where to update the custom fields in my dashboard. I would assume it would be on the page your editing but there is nothing there. Sorry for the questions, I am a novice.

It seems like you are missing Custom Fields panel and can’t setup required name – value pair…
Have a look here, hopefully it helps:
http://sum.mx/bz49wq

I’ve replied to your email mate, did you get it? Anyway, here it is once again…
1) open “header.php” for edit. This file can be found in root folder of your theme
2) go to line #39. You can read the following code there:

jQuery('img[src$=.png], #sidebar, .project-description li, .article li, #rssfeed, .contact .widget, #sidebar .widget, #mainnavig, #myselfblock img').ifixpng();

3) now, copy this:

jQuery('#sidebar, .project-description li, .article li, #rssfeed, .contact .widget, #sidebar .widget, #mainnavig, #myselfblock img').ifixpng();

...and paste to exactly the same line number (#39)
4) save “header.php” and re-upload to server (FTP) if edit on local machine

I’m glad to read that!

Not sure what might be wrong but you shouldn’t comment that part of code, WordPress will not recognize it as custom template!
Feel free to create a temp Admin account for me, send login details by email and I’ll take a look. No worries, it can be fixed.

Have a look at the following examples, hopefully it’s gonna give you idea on how to do it for your website: http://goo.gl/ptsw

WordPress allows you to link images to: none, attachment page and a larger view. You can see these three buttons at “Add an Image” lightboxed screen. Otherwise, you’ll have to kinda manually workaround that problem. However, even if you do so, with this theme images will tend to open in Colorbox (as a large view image) simply because this is how things work with both : colorbox plugin and images handling within the system itself.

I can take a look if you like! Some servers require different settings so it might be an issue. URL to your web site would be appreciated. If you want me to fix it up – don’t forget to provide an access to WP Admin.

Contact form results are sent to an email address used by WP installation. If you want to change recipient email address you should edit “contact.php”.
1) open “contact.php” and scroll down to line #27
2) replace:

$to = $owner->user_email;

...with…

$to = 'another@email_address.com';

3) save “contact.php” and re-upload (FTP) to server if edited on local machine

Thank you!!!!

OK, try the following:

1) open “header.php” for edit and go to line #39
2) paste the following code there:

jQuery(#sidebar, .project-description li, .article li, #rssfeed, .contact .widget, #sidebar .widget, #mainnavig, #myselfblock img').ifixpng();

3) save “header.php” then refresh website and see whether it works. For a case not – drop me a private message and I’ll fix it up.