The only menu native to the theme is the main navigation that appears in the slide down panel.

The only other location a menu can be added is the footer widget area. To change the layout of that would require your own custom CSS to float the menu items side by side rather than their current list styling.

Please provide a link to your site.

Hi EugeneO, the video background now just works perfectly! Probably it was a cache problem on my side! Thank you anyway for your prompt reply!

I have been looking into the IE11 bug you posted about. I have implemented a fix but I do not have access to IE11 to properly test it. Can you take a look at this page (http://themes.eugeneo.com/experience-business/) in IE11 and let me know if it is appearing correctly for you? Each section should fill the browser height and the titles should be centered. A screenshot of the page would also be massively appreciated.

Thanks.

It works normally on IE11! But I can see it normally only in the Landing-page(Freshly cut), “about” and “Services” don’t ‘Vertical-Align’. http://imgur.com/a/v852t

Try the most recent version of the theme. With this update you will need to also update the Experience Visual Composer Extension plugin by deleting the existing version on your site and then going to Appearance > Install Plugins to install the latest version included in the theme. After updating the plugin you will need to make changes to your site anywhere you have used the vc_custom_heading element in visual composer. You can read about the necessary changes here:

http://themeforest.net/comments/12541803

The articles page is the standard Wordpress latest posts pages using one of the post archive layout options in the theme options.

That site was not created using this theme. You can create a custom grid using the Portfolio Custom element from the Experience Visual Composer Extension plugin but the hover effect can’t be changed much.

For help with visual compose and its standard features and elements you should ask via the plugins support as they’ll have a better understanding than me.

If you have already created the staff profiles as a portfolio you can use the Portfolio (Grid) visual composer element and just display the staff portfolio category. That way the grid is created and updated automatically.

So to clarify you have two options:

1.) Create the staff profiles as Portfolio Items added to the same Portfolio Category (e.g. “team”). Then use the Portfolio (Grid) element to output that Portfolio Category on a page or just add a link in your navigation directly to the staff Portfolio Category archive.

2.) Create the grid manually using the Portfolio (Custom) visual composer element. You will have to add and update each grid square manually.

The date and site name are hardcoded but you can add additional text after it via the footer text option in the theme options. Go to the Theme Options screen and then Style > Footer.

Hmm, still no luck! I must be going crazy

Do the options save at all or are they just not having any effect on the site’s pages?

It sounds like a problem with the dynamic style sheet not being created. There are know problems with some WordPress setups that causes problems when you try to create or update a file programmatically. I’ll look into it more tomorrow.

Are you familiar with using an FTP client?

Can you check the permissions for the wp-content/themes/experience theme directory and look to see if there is a style-dynamic-x.css (where x will be a number)?

If the stylesheet is there can you also check the permission for that file?

You can change font sizes using standard CSS in your child theme’s style.css file. Find the element selector using the Element Inspect tool in your browser and then use the selector to change the font styling.

Look on this page http://theuxmethod.com/portfolio/best-pizza-app-2/ If you view the “My Role section” on the iPhone you will see what I mean.

You’ve given the “My Role” Visual Composer text element custom right and left padding. I would recommend removing that and instead giving the Row one of the preset padding values from the “Padding Horizontal” settings.

From what I gather when you give an element a custom padding in VC it is applied on all devices and browser sizes. The preset padding options I have included with the theme dynamic in that they adjust with the responsive stylesheet.

Thanks Eugene, I really appreciate your help.

The icons in the theme are a custom font file containing icons curated from https://icomoon.io/. To change the colour you just change the color property in the CSS.

You can make it always transparent with this:

.site-header::after {
    background-color: transparent !important;
}

You can make it always fixed to the top of the page with this:

.nav-closed .site-header {
    top: 0 !important;
}

I have tried this in browser and it worked ok but I can’t guarantee it wont cause knock on effects to the layout depending no what header type you select so you’ll have to test and further tweak yourself.

Thanks for the quick response.

You can turn them off by disabling the Section Scroll Links option on the page’s edit screen. The option is in the Page Options metabox.

This wouldn’t be possible with the item’s license. You can try searching for items here on Themeforest sold with as 100% GPL.

Type “GPL” into the ThemeForest search and most of the results will be sold as 100% GPL. You can double check this on the item’s desciption page. Immediately above the Add To Cart button it should say “This item is licensed 100% GPL.”

For a scroll button to be displayed for a Row, first the Section Scroll Links option must be enabled on the page’s edit screen.

Second, each row that you want to appear in the section scroll at the side of the screen needs to have a unique Row ID and a Title (if you want the button to have text when hovered over). Both the Row ID and Title options are located on the Row’s settings window in Visual Composer.

Click on the Row’s edit button and look for the Title text field. Whatever text is entered in the row’s Title field will be shown when the rows button is hovered over.

Go to the Theme Options screen then Style > Pagination. From there you can set the border, fill and text colour.

You can disable the related posts in the theme options. Go to the theme options screen and then Portfolio > Portfolio Items then set the “Related Portfolio Items Grid Width” option to “None”.

The live stream service should have embed code you can add to the content using a Visual Composer element.

Thanks mate. Thats fine for individual pages but i was hoping to do video posts. Is there anyway of including the embeds within the posts? Cheers for your quick reply!

I don’t understand what you mean. No matter which way you do it at some point you have to add the URL or embed code for each video to each individual portfolio item. So if you want the video to appear on the portfolio item page you would use the Visual Composer element to place it in the content.

Post a link to your site so I can see how you have set it up and what you are trying to achieve. I might be able to offer an alternative solution.

No the theme does not have an option to always show the top menu bar. You would have to modify the CSS and JS yourself to do this.

The header image used on a particular page is set on the page edit screen. Scroll down below the content editor to the Header Options metabox where you can select the header type (“none”, “image/video” or “slider”). After selecting the header type the relevant options are displayed.

Click the Design Options tab along the top of the row settings window. You can then set the background colour, image and image position for the row.

You use this same technique to add background images to any row or column using Visual Composer.

For this to appear correctly each Custom Heading needs to be in it’s own row.