Hi Kqn,

Thanks for checking out 15Zine and for considering it for your site.

I had a look and I think your site would look amazing with 15Zine as you have nice graphics already (logo, images, etc). But i’m afraid moving to any new theme will be a bit complicated for you with regards to the reviews. As WordPress doesn’t have a review system, theme authors have to create one from scratch, and of course that means that every review system is coded differently and works differently, so when you move to a new theme, all your existing reviews (and the review system) will not be visible in your new theme. The only way to transfer reviews from one theme to another is to copy/paste the contents over to the new review system.

It sucks but there isn’t much theme authors can do about this! The best I could do was ensure the reviews are compatible within my themes, so for example if you created a site with my Valenti theme and added reviews, and then installed 15Zine, the reviews would still output in it.

Hope this makes sense.

Cubell

Thanks Cubell – the site really would look amazing with your theme. The rating issue is very important for our website and we can’t lose it. I wonder if there is a program to help transfer them. I will look into it. Thanks for the reply!

You’re welcome!

I’m afraid to say that you won’t find any easy way to transfer your ratings over to a new reviews system, as your current theme’s system will be different to everyone else’s.

And it’s not just reviews, it’s shortcodes too. If your current theme makes you use lots of shortcodes inside posts, the same will happen. The moment you switch to any new theme, your shortcodes will stop working and simply appear as the raw shortcode: [shortcode]something something[/shortcode]. This is why I discourage users using shortcodes and only include the ones users expect (demand) from a theme.

Cubell

Hi again,

If you share the URL of an example post that you want to make narrower, I can take a look and see if I can share some css for that.

Cubell

Here are a few very popular sites that have a much narrower space for content. Most are under 600px . The last theme we used by Voice by Meks. With that theme you could adjust the theme from 600 to full width.

David

Hey David,

I meant share a relevant URL of your own site that you want to make narrower

Cubell

Sorry, for question. Now I found them. First time work with Wordpress. Good luck.)

Hi Zara_Thustra,

Thanks for choosing 15Zine, I hope you enjoy using it and WordPress

And I’m happy you figured it out, but just for future reference, there is a section about how to translate the theme into any language in the documentation that comes with the theme and it has all the steps to do it

Cubell

Hi Neoflytox,

Thank you for choosing 15Zine. I only got back from holidays 1 day and a half ago, and as you would expect there is a big number of tickets open over my holidays, so even though I am working really long hours to answer them all, it naturally takes a bit longer than usual. So all I ask you is to please be patient, as you will get an answer as soon as it is possible

Cubell

Hi Najaboi,

Thanks very much for the interest and kind words about 15Zine

1- You could add some custom CSS to make the navigation menu transparent. However, I’d probably recommend making the backgrounds semi-transparent. I tested it and it looks a lot nicer than pure transparency.

2- I’m afraid not, the theme has a global site width setting (1200 or 1020px wide option), and then inside each post/page you can set it to be full-width (so will be 1200 or 1020px wide depending on your site width) or be centered like in the http://15zine.cubellthemes.com/design/parallax-story-post/ post

Hope this helps

Cubell

thanks for the reply.

Is there a way to have fullscreen content not go all the way to the top of the browser but stop at the bottom of the navigation? (so the background content isn’t covered up behind the header)

No problemo, happy to help

I’m not 100% what you mean by that question, because if you want to see the background content, surely you would just leave the boxed option for the header so that it doesn’t cover the background? How can you have a full-screen option but also not be visible?

Cubell

Hey Roman,

All the text inside the boxes are placeholders WooCommerce outputs, so it isn’t 100% straightforward to style them (browsers have their own styling for placeholders), but I will certainly take a look at it and see what is going on and try to improve it in an upcoming update.

Cubell

Thank you, Cubell.

No problem, Roman

Hi Nathanstevenson,

Thanks for choosing 15Zine, I love that you’re loving it

To build a page like that you’d most likely need to use a plugin such as Visual Composer, as that is a corporate type homepage layout and 15Zine out of the box is a magazine theme focusing on actual content (posts).

Hope this helps.

Cubell

This isn’t an issue on the category pages, it automatically picked up the background from the index page.

Hey again,

I’m not 100% sure what you mean by that, could you please open a ticket at http://support.cubellthemes.com and include the relevant URLs to take a look? I can try to help as soon as I can see what is going on

Cubell

Hi Yegmusicmagazine,

Thanks for choosing 15Zine, I love that you love it

Sure thing, perhaps you can try decresing the letter-spacing first though, copy/paste the following code into your Theme Options -> Custom Code -> Custom CSS box:

#cb-nav-bar {  letter-spacing: 2px; }

And decrease the letter-spacing to 1px or 0, then if that isn’t enough, reduce the font size by using this :

#cb-nav-bar {  font-size: 16px; }

Hope this helps.

Cubell

Hi Krapau,

Thanks for choosing 15Zine, I hope you’re enjoying using it!

That does sound really strange, but did you test it on the theme’s demo site to see if it happens there too? If it doesn’t, it would definitely be something in your setup, and could well be something to do with the caching (if you are minifying files). Let me know.

Cubell

Hi Rowelbughao,

Thanks for choosing 15Zine. I’m afraid that isn’t possible though, and would definitely require deep customization to the theme code, so you would need to hire a developer to help you out with it, and I’d recommend looking for one on http://studio.envato.com which is run by the same people who run Themeforest.

Cubell

Hey Naheller,

It’s no problem, you know I’m happy to help

Sure thing, copy/paste the following code into your Theme Options -> Custom Code -> Custom CSS box:

.cb-entry-header .cb-byline { margin-bottom: 0; }
.cb-entry-header .cb-post-meta { margin-top: 0; }

Should do the trick.

Cubell

Hola Landeur,

Muchas gracias por el interes en 15Zine

Si, el theme funciona perfecto en Ruso. El theme puede usar Google Fonts, y con tal que elijas un Google Font con caracteres “cyrillic”, podras usarlo. Solo tienes que activar una opcion en las opciones del theme para cargar esos caracteres Cyrillic.

No e probado el theme con ningun events plugin, pero recuerdo haber visto un par de usuarios usando plugins de eventos (creo que era el de Modern Tribe). Pero si usas el theme + ese plugin y hay un problema, me lo puedes reportar y si resulta ser por culpa del theme, yo 100% intentare ayudar y arreglarlo.

Saludos

Hi MarketingGal,

Thanks for choosing 15Zine, hope you’re enjoying it

Sure thing, copy/paste the following code into your Theme Options -> Custom Code -> Custom CSS box:

.cb-mm-on #cb-nav-bar .cb-main-nav > li:hover > a { color: #fff; }

Hope this helps.

Cubell

I put it in but when I mouse over it is still white

Open a ticket in the support site with your URL to see why that didn’t work

Hi OnlineExposure,

Thanks for choosing 15Zine, I hope you enjoy using it.

Do you have AdBlocker or similar extension installed on your browser that could be blocking it? If that isn’t it, share your URL and I can take a look.

Cubell

Hey again,

That’s really interesting, thanks for analysing it that way. Very odd though, I can’t imagine how the trending menu would be able to do that, as in its most basic form, it is simply a cached query to get posts from JetPack’s Stats. And it loads the week/month trending ones on demand via Ajax so on a normal load, it’s a single query. Can you give me more info on your site to try to do some research? Such as how many posts/pages have you got on your site?

Cubell

Absolutely .. about 6000 posts and 150 MB MySQL database, which I keep optimizing for better performance.

Remember I mentioned in another comment that I had problem with your Popular Posts widget? That was also memory related. It was going over 256 MB and giving white screen of death. So nothing wrong with your theme but memory issue that goes away when I disable Popular Posts / Trending feature. Probably has something to do with JetPack. I don’t know what.

Now I don’t want to give anyone reading this the impression that something is wrong with your theme I think it’s perfect. It could very well be my setup, Nginx issues, ... I can discuss this privately if you like.

I see! That is interesting, and yeah open a ticket at http://support.cubellthemes.com with the URL + any relevant info and we can take it from there

Hey again,

Hope you’re well!

I’m afraid though that that is really specific and definitely requires editing/customizing the code of the theme, and you would need to hire a developer to help you out with it, and I’d recommend looking for one on http://studio.envato.com which is run by the same people who run Themeforest.

Cubell

Hi Josemanuel,

Apologies for the delayed response – due to summer holidays there was no support over the last week and a bit.

In v1.3, I added BuddyPress compatibility and integration into the theme, but v1.3 come out shortly before my summer break, so I was unable to install BuddyPress and set it up in the demo before going on holiday. I am going to install it and set it up this week though

But those two links you shared are actually not BuddyPress pages or connected to BuddyPress in any way. The first one is a page template where the admin of the site can set who appears there and who doesn’t. And the author page is a WordPress automatically-created page for any author on the site, you can’t change it/delete it (it’s the way WordPress works).

In BuddyPress, everyone would have their own profiles and member URL, that would usually be something like http://site-name.com/members/sienna

Hope this makes sense and helps.

Cubell

P.s That CSS is for the grid images, if you meant the big featured images you can use this:

.cb-fis-b-full-background .backstretch img, .cb-fis-b-background-slideshow .backstretch img { opacity: 1; }

Cubell

Hi Cubell,

Thanks for your reply!

No worries for the delayed response, I saw that your were on holiday

ORINOCO BLUE

You’re welcome and thanks again

Hi Zasosa,

I’m afraid support can only be provided for confirmed buyers, can you please login with the account you purchased the theme with to ask the question or register in the support system: http://support.cubellthemes.com and I’ll do my best to help you.

Cubell