Writer Responsive Wordpress Theme

thank you, your input is appreciated

note – I really appreciate the elegant simplicity of your theme demo – just not completely sure what I can do under the hood.

Also, as it’s built around my Workless framework, you can use any of that too: http://workless.ikreativ.com/

From the options panel you can simply add .nivo-caption { display:none!important } to hide the caption.

As for the fluid layout, you’ll need to remove the media queries at the bottom of application.css and just leave the CSS for the width you want to use.

No worries!

Sorry for being annoying but I got one more question, is it possible to make each item in the portfolio linked to each page of its own?

Sure. Open template_portfolio.php and change this:

to this:

The scroll is still there. In Builder go to the custom CSS and add #wrapper { overflow-x: hidden; }

Thanks, for some reason I didn’t see it on my browsers (neither Chrome nor Safari) but I added the code.

Also, I just downloaded the updated file but since I’ve tweaked a lot of the styling, I don’t want to replace all of the files. For the fixed media query bug, would I just need to grab the media query code from ‘application.css’? or somewhere else as well?

Have any of the options on the builder been changed?

Thanks!

Yeah just the media queries section.

Open index.php and single.php and remove the includes.

Not seeing any changes after updating to latest version.

Switch layout from boxed so I can see if its a layout issue or global.

Sorry, I’m abandoning the theme, responsive code is still broken and I’m wasting too much time with this back and forth.

ok, you can do it, it’s simple for you – no doubt, I can do it and it would be simple for me with the support, but I don’t write code. I have set up dozens of beautiful sites with dozens of different themes, and when I am told that what I want to do is simple to set up and you’re good to go, then I assume, like all those other themes, I can achieve what I want by working through the control panel, or else given code support – “Modify index.php and add relevant CSS for the latest posts and sub posts. Use the Wordpress codex for modifying the loop.” does not help me in any way whatsoever, nor is there any significant info in the documentation for creating any customised layout short of writing the code in the 1st place – so what’s the point?

So let me get this straight. You’ve built ‘dozens’ of sites with “dozens” of themes, yet have no idea what the loop is or any basic knowledge of modifying a theme?

Also, I’m going to presume that having built ‘dozens’ of themes, these where for clients who probably paid more than the $35 cost of a theme.

Maybe it’s my fault for ‘presuming’ you had even very basic knowledge of modifying a theme, which is what this is….

Why would the DOCS contain anything on changing the theme from it’s specific role? If that where the case the DOCS would be massive, trying to think of every possible scenario.

As I said, modify index.php to call the latest post in a loop, then the rest of the posts. You can then add the grid styling to them like the DOCS show, one_full, one_half, one_third etc…

ok, no worries, i’ll figure it out or let it go as I am clearly on my own with this one. Just not where or how I have needed to spend my time until now. If you have any interest in your customer and want to know what I’m talking about, take a look at the live demo of Polyon to name one example or work with themes like InFocus, Striking, EcoBiz, Alyeska, etc…

Yes! The theme use prettyPhoto which allows iframe lightboxes and more: http://www.no-margin-for-errors.com/projects/prettyphoto-jquery-lightbox-clone/

The theme does have a delay loader, so if for some reason it’s slow to load the Javascript then this could cause it. Open js/application.js and look at the top, you’ll see the body onload part, comment that out or remove.

Thanks, that’s solved it. ( http://www.jacobarmitage.co.uk )

Cool

As I said, you can either add a custom loop like the original to pull in the 1st latest post, then use the default loop to pull through the rest.

.post:first-child { width: 700px; float left; }
.post { width: 250px; float: left; }

Open inc/reading.php to modify any of the post info stuff. If you want a read more add it in index.php

Use an FTP client to access files, or add your CSS in the options panel custom css box.

that’s what i thought. I’ll have to get the login access from my client to do so. It would be handy to have those files plus the style.css file included with the theme installation for those that are not savy enough to go the route you mentioned. Just food for thought. Thanks.

You can override any CSS in the custom CSS box in the options panel.

Yep!

No PSD, not needed, white background black text…

I do need it though. Is it not possible for me to get hold of one? Even just the homepage would suffice

There is no .PSD, it was fully designed in browser.

Add it in HTML view of a post/page. I.E:

<div class="one_third">
content here
</div>

<div class="one_third">
content here
</div>

<div class="one_third last">
content here
</div>

Thank you, it works fine. One more thing please, how do you put multiple images in portfolio as in the demo? I get the layout, but when I insert images in my post, they’re displayed just above, not in gallery. I installed Prettyphoto but should I use Slider? Thanks in advance.

Use the portfolio template with the portfolio custom post type. No need to add prettyPhoto, it is built in.

Link? Screenshot? I can’t fix what I can’t see.

I’ve just pushed an update for the media queries. You’ll get an notification in ‘Builder’ once it’s live.

Yes it uses pagination instead of prev/next as it allows jumping directly to pages instead of clicking through.

This is displayed in the demo, if you’d like prev/next then you can add it.

Then the plugin is conflicting somewhere.

timthumb is still having issue. All of my images are not being displayed and when I do view source, it references to the timthumb.php and it doesn’t show any due to error code 400.

Link?

I actually edited the slider.php and decide to display images as is instead of having the resize feature to generate the resized image through the timthumb.php .

Thank you.

It’s responsive. The only way to remove would be to remove the media queries from the bottom of application.css and set static widths.