Maybe this is what was meant? `var maxHeight = $(window).height() – (self.pageTop + $(self).find(‘header:first’).height() + $(”.menu-cart .buttons”).outerHeight() + 150 );`

What am I supposed to see with the minicart option turned on? Right now I just get the cart in the primary nav (I’m using the sidebar layout like in http://wydethemes.com/flora2/)

If you wanna check out the site it’s http://pbjj.vandertech.com/

That code is related to the mini cart in the header menu when you’re using the top menu like on the main demo -> http://wydethemes.com/flora1/

The code ‘self.header.height()’ gets the height of the header menu, it should not return an error because the header menu is always in the page even you’re using the Left Menu.

I just checked it on your site but it doesn’t happen now. There is no script error on my browser console, see the below image:

Please let me know if there is something I am missing?

However, we will update the code to check if the script couldn’t find the header to prevent this error in the next update.

It’s a server PHP issue. You’re using the old version of PHP. You should change the current version of PHP to 5.4 or above.

Perfect, now it works ! Thanks a lot !

No problem

Hello,

I suppose this is a screen size issue. If your screen resolution is larger than 1920px, you will see the space at both sides because the theme is set the maximum width of the content to 1920px. This issue has been fixed in the next update that will be released in a couple of days.

You can fix it right now by editing the file “wp-content/themes/flora/css/flora.css” as below:

Remove below code from the line 7892:

@media only screen and (min-width: 1921px){
    .w-section.w-full .container {
        max-width: 1920px;
    }
}

Thank You, It Works.

Hello, you already said that the error was fixed and I was counting on that, the slide effect is one of the main reasons I purchased your theme and now is not working properly and besides that I have to wait for a next release? when is that going to happen? Also there is no need to be rude on internal messages answering me that your support team doesn´t work 24 hours straight, that´s more than obvious, behave like a pro.

I’m sorry if it makes you feel that. You leave a 1 star review about I answer you in delay and said I answer when I want.

So I just said I couldn’t answer you instantly because I’m not available 24 hours a day, it means as I said I think it’s not a rude answer. We’re in different timezones when you ask your questions, maybe it’s my bed time, this is what I mean.

Also, that message is not an internal measage. I replied directly to your review. As you can see on the Reviews tab in the Flora theme page, all reviews are public, your review and my answer are not the internal message.

Regarding the animation issue, it’s my apology. I thought it has been fixed because there is an animation issue in the recent updates and we’ve already fixed it. But the issue on your site is a new one when it’s on the top of the page.

However, if you couldn’t wait for the next update, you can send a refund request, if you’d like -> https://themeforest.net/refund_requests/new

1. There are 2 ways to disable AJAX Page on certain links/buttons.

1) Add the page URL in Theme Options -> AJAX Options -> Exclude URLs.

2) Add CSS class named ‘no-ajax’ into the Extra CSS Class field of the Buttons element, or add it directly to the class attribute of the links like below:

<a href="http://www." class="no-ajax">Link</a>

This way is recommended for your case.

If it doesn’t work, you’ll need to disable AJAX Page in Theme Options -> AJAX Options.

2. It’s an AJAX Page issue, you can fix it by following the 1st way in the above answer, then add ’/quick-register/’ to the Exclude URLs settings.

This is awesome. Very cool. One quick suggestion. Please set the event listener on the body and evaluate the existence of the no-ajax class on the fly when the click happens. This will make it a little more flexible so the no-ajax class can be added/removed to elements on the fly and event bubbling will allow the page to listen to elements brought in or modified on the fly.

We will look into this. Thank you for your suggestions!

Sure, it’s easier if those portfolio items are compatible with this theme and any other themes like a blog posts.

Unfortunately, it’s different from a blog post that is a built-in post type of WordPress.

When you change the theme to new ones from different creators, you have to add new items of Portfolio (and other custom post types) again.

However, if you create portfolio items and other custom post types (i.e. Team Members and Testimonials) in this theme, they all will be available in our other themes (the Overlap theme, the GoGreen theme and any themes in the future). You can switch between our themes without creating them again.

Thanks Wyde – I’ll try and find a workaround or do it the hard way

Thanks for your kind understanding

If you’ve already added the custom CSS to imported your custom font in your child theme, you can put the font name directly to the font list in the slider even it’s not available in the list.

Hello,

By default the background image will display as Cover. That means the browser will scale your image automatically to cover the background area, some parts of the image may not be in view. You should choose the background style (Cover or Contain) to suit your image.

If you’d like you can PM me your site URL -> https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact it’s easier to inspect this issue on your live site.

1. Try to add the custom CSS to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content as below:

<style type="text/css">
.w-info-box.w-large .w-content p:after{
display:none;
}
</style>

2. Please add only text in the description text, you should add a button below the description instead. When you set the URL (Link) option for the info box, you’ll have a button below the text.

Worked! Thx

Hello,

You can add it in your child theme as follows:

1. Install and activate flora-child-theme.zip.

2. Go to Appearance -> Editor to edit the Flora Child theme.

3. Add the below code to Theme Functions (functions.php):

function flora_get_google_fonts( $fonts ){

    $fonts[] = json_decode('{"font_family":"Fira Sans","font_styles":"regular,italic,bold,bold italic","font_types":"400 regular:400:normal,400 italic:400:italic,700 bold:700:normal,700 bold italic:700:italic"}');

    asort($fonts);

    return $fonts;
}
add_filter( 'vc_google_fonts_get_fonts_filter', 'flora_get_google_fonts', 200);

Amazing! It’s working. Thank you!

It’s better if you add your custom CSS to your child theme.

1. Install and activate flora-child-theme.zip.

2. Go to Appearance -> Editor to edit the Flora Child theme.

3. Add the code like the below ones to Stylesheet (style.css):

.infobox-red h3{
    color: red;
}

.infobox-white h3{
    color: #fff;
}

4. Edit your Info Box, then add the class name such as infobox-red into the Extra CSS Class field.

Great! It works, and thank you for the step by step guide, I can adapt the concept now for other elements.

No problem

Hello,

I just tried it with Safari on both iMac and Macbook, everything looks good. Your portfolio items are showing in the grid properly in squared dimensions with the correct aspect ratio as you upload.

Try to change the hover effect to see if it was a bug of this effect. Also, try to deactivate other plugins to see if it works.

If you’d like you can send me any screenshots to support[at]wydethemes.com.

Here is the screenshot of what I can see on your site.

Hi there,

You’ll need to install the 3rd party plugins regarding the membership and access manager, we’ve never tried it but if you’d like you can try a free plugin here -> https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-access-manager/

Also, you can find paid plugins on CodeCanyon, for example -> https://codecanyon.net/item/ultimate-membership-pro-wordpress-plugin/12159253

Send it to support[at]wydethemes.com, you can also contact us through the contact form -> https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact that will send directly to our email.

The images in portfolio gallery should be larger than 960×960px so they will be cropped to fit properly in the grid/gallery layouts.

Try to upload the larger ones to see if it works.

If it doesn’t work, please PM me your page URL -> https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact so I can help you out.

Go to Visual Composer -> Role Manager, select your Role to enable it on your role. In Post types choose “Custom”, select “wyde_portfolio” to enable it on portfolio post. You can also select “post” to enable it on blog post.

See the video tutorials here -> https://wpbakery.atlassian.net/wiki/display/VC/Visual+Composer+Settings#VisualComposerSettings-RoleManager

That worked. Thanks!

Hello,

Unfortunately, the H4, H5 and H6 are included in different parts of your website but it’s not good to change them all to the same color so we have no color settings for them.

Also, when you add the headings by using the Custom Heading element, you can set the color for them individually in the element settings window.

However, for the headings in other parts such as blog single page and portfolio single page, you’ll need to add custom CSS to change them because we have no other options and do not recommend you to customize these pages.

It looks like no matter what I put in the Head Content, none of the custom css is working.

I just tried your code on my end, it’s working fine. Maybe there was any other codes on your site are more important than your code.

Please PM me your site URL -> https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact so I can find if there was something wrong.

Hi there,

To change the titles of post types in the AJAX Live Search, please add the custom CSS to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content as below:

<style type="text/css">
.autocomplete .search-list li h4{
color: #fff;
}
</style>

Unfortunately, the options for displaying date and author are for the full search page only. It won’t affect the AJAX Live Search.

Exactly, in the current version the AJAX Live Search only looks at the titles since you can use the full search on your search page (that can also search content) instead.

However, we will look into these issues and they will be resolved in the future update.

Thank you for reporting these issues!

Hi again – I can change the colour of the post types using CSS, yes, but what I’d like to do is change what they say. For example – “Portfolio” – on the site we’ve developed, this needs to be “Clients” or “Case Studies” and “Posts” could be “News” or “Blog”. Do you see what I mean?

I’ve used CSS to hide the author/date meta from the Ajax for now, but would be nice if it was part of the options of the theme. The main thing is to get the search looking at the content of the pages, as again for this site page titles aren’t going to be the bits that people are going to want to look for, they’re more likely to search for key phrases that would appear in the body of the pages instead. It’s a small thing though – still a big fan of this theme.

Thanks again!

Unfortunately, in the current version it display the titles of post types directly from WordPress post types, you’ll need to change them directly in WordPress language files, that sounds difficult!

In the next update, those titles will be available in the theme language files (PO files) so you can change them in the theme by using POEdit or a translation plugin such as Loco Translate.

Sure, for the AJAX Live Search, we will look into it and it will be improved in the future update, thanks for your kind understanding.

And thanks again for reporting the issues

All static words in the theme are available in the PO files that’s ready for translation. You can edit any words by using POEdit -> https://poedit.net/download.

To translate your theme, please follow these:

1. Open POEdit, then choose File -> New from POT/PO files.
2. Choose flora.pot from "flora/languages/flora.pot".
3. Find the word and translate it.
4. Save it in your WordPress current language such as "en_US.po", then you will also get "en_US.mo".
5. Install and activate flora-child-theme.zip.
6. Upload both "en_US.po" and "en_US.mo" files to "wp-content/themes/flora-child-theme/languages/" to replace the old ones.

See more on how to use the POEdit -> https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/handbook/tools/poedit/