Sorry for the delayed response!

Could you please provide me that page URL or screenshot, you can send it in the contact form: https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact

This theme is compatible with the latest update of WordPress and PHP 7.0 but we’ve never tried it with PHP 7.1.

That error came from the Redux Framework plugin that we use the build the Theme Options panel. Seems like it doesn’t compatible with the latest update of PHP.

As you know the PHP 7.1 is just released this year and there are many things were changed, some plugins would not be compatible with this version, we would recommend you to downgrade to PHP 7.0 to make sure it will work properly with the theme and other plugins.

Thank you for reporting this issue. It will be fixed in the next update of the theme.

Thanks for your reply, I do get this error on every PHP version higher than 5.x.

I do have to state for potential buyers, that this error is only of cosmetic nature, the theme itself works and is very beautifully done.

I’m sorry, our demo sites are currently running on PHP 7.0.9 but we have never seen this error before. I have no idea why it happens on yours.

However, it’s just a PHP warning, not an error so it won’t affect your site.

Thank you for taking the time to report this issue, we will fix it ASAP!

Hi Wyde

4. A different question How can I change the slider contact menu to display the logo, contact details and social media icons to the left instead of centered, on desktop view?

Thanks

Hi,

Thank you for the detailed explanation!

1. The maximum height of the logo is 85px (the same as the header menu height), and this is a global setting, you have only one logo on one WordPress site. It couldn’t display different one on other pages.

2. Here’s the custom CSS to hide the title background image on mobile and tablet. You can add it to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content:

<style type="text/css">

    @media only screen and (max-width: 991px) {

        .single .title-wrapper .title-background {
            display: none;
        }

    }

</style>

3. Unfortunately you couldn’t remove that white space when you enable the Overlap to move the row to the top. I would not recommend you to use the Overlap option because you will have the large space at the bottom of the page.

If you’d like to add custom logo to the page, I would recommend you to edit the header template (header.php) in your child theme so you can insert the logo image and display it at the top of every page.

You will need to install the overlap-child-theme.zip, copy the file header.php from “wp-content/themes/overlap/header.php” to your child theme “wp-content/themes/overlap-child-theme/header.php” and then edit it to fit your needs.

4. You can add custom CSS below to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content to change the content in the slidingbar to the left. For the logo and text at the top, they’re in the Text widget, you have to edit the code to remove ‘text-align:center’ from custom HTML.

<style type="text/css">

#slidingbar {
text-align: left;
}

</style>

... do you have an Browserstack account? Maybe?

Hi,

First of all, thank you for taking the time to report this issue. I think that this is a browser compatibility issue. Your device is running on the old version of iOS and Safari that do not support modern web standards.

Actually the srcset originally came from WordPress, not the theme. It’s added in WordPress 4.4 and later. We use a standard WordPress function called wp_get_attachment_image() to display the featured images from your WordPress site, it automatically returns the HTML image with the srcset attribute as you can see here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_get_attachment_image/

Unfortunately, that attribute supports Safari 9.1 or greater. I think this makes the image didn’t work properly on your iPad.

However, we don’t have a Browserstack account, we’re sorry. But we will look into the solution you provided, if this doesn’t affect other portfolio layouts and other browsers we will update it in the next update of the theme.

Thanks again!

Hi,

thank you so much for investing time in this issue. I appreciate your efforts very much! Hopefully we can find a solution : )

Best, David

Yes you can. You have to add extra CSS class to that row.

Here a step by step guide:

1. Add the custom CSS below to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content:

<style type="text/css">

.alt-color a {
    color: #fff;
}

</style>

2. Edit the settings of that row and then put ‘alt-color’ to the Extra CSS Class field.

Thank you! Exactly what I wanted!

All the best Pepijn

I’m happy to hear that you love our theme!

Anyway, try to deactivate and delete the Contact Form 7 plugin from your Plugins page first, and then you re-install it to see if it works.

If this doesn’t work, please provide me your site URL and admin login credentials in the contact form here: https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact

Hello Pepijn,

Try to add the code below to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content:

<style type="text/css">

    #header .mobile-nav-icon > .menu-icon, 
    #header .mobile-nav-icon > .menu-icon:before, 
    #header .mobile-nav-icon > .menu-icon:after {
        background-color: #fff;
    }

</style>

Yes this is exactly what I wanted!! Thank you so much! Great help as always!

All the best Pepijn

I’m sorry but it couldn’t in the current version. You have to click on the tab to open the tab content. Thank you for reporting this issue, we will add it in the next update.

Thank you for the info! Looking forward to the update

All the best Pepijn

I suppose that this is a PHP compatibility issue. After googling I found many people who are using PHP 7.1 also having the same problem. I guess that your site is also running on that version.

Sounds like the Redux Framework plugin that’s included in the Wyde Core plugin is not compatible with PHP 7.1.

As you know PHP 7.1 is the latest version and some plugins might not be compatible with it. So, we would recommend you to downgrade your PHP to 7.0 instead because that plugin is required.

That word is included in the POT file, you have to translate the theme to change it. You can find more details on how to translate the theme in our documentation.

Also, you can install a translation plugin such as Loco Translate ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/ ) to edit that word on your WordPress admin page directly.

Thank you for the site URL!

Unfortunately, it couldn’t align those images to the bottom. You should choose the Medium size for the image gallery instead of Original, it will display the squared thumbnails so all images will have the same height.

Thank you for the reply! Unfortunately the bikes are cut off on the square images, so i’ve decided to make a set of images for the image gallery that are all the same size.

Thanx for your help!

All the best Pepijn

Of course, if you choose to display the thumbnails, those images will be cropped to that size so some parts would be cut off. If you’d like to show original size you have to set them to the same size before uploading.

Hi there,

Unfortunately the lightbox feature is included in the portfolio core features and you couldn’t disable it.

However, if you have any issue with image dimensions in the lightbox, try to add the code below to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content to see if it works:

<style type="text/css">

@media only screen and (max-width: 1199px) {

#pp_full_res {
    padding: 0;
}

}

</style>

Hope this helps!

Thank you! This worked!

Indeed! Thank you for reporting these issues, we will fix them in the next update.

Cheers.

As you can see in any other themes including the default WordPress theme called Twenty Seventeen, by default the sidebar should appear at the bottom of the page (after the blog posts and main content) for the SEO purposes because the main content is the primary section and the sidebar is the secondary.

To display the sidebar at the top of the page (before the blog posts), you have to choose the Left Sidebar for your blog page. If you choose the Right Sidebar, it will appear after the blog posts, this is what the browser works.

Hi there,

I guess that you’re working with the Mega Menu because the normal submenu will automatically stretch to fit the menu text even you have the long titles.

There are 2 ways to work around this issue.

1. Enable “Full Width” in Theme Options -> Navigation -> Top Navigation so you will have the wider submenu area to show the menu titles.

2. Add custom CSS below to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content to allow the titles to wrap to the next line:

<style type="text/css">

    .dropdown-nav ul ul li > a {
        white-space: normal;
    }

</style>

Hi!

Thank you for your nice comments

Some native content elements and features from VC have been disabled by default when working with this theme since we have custom elements that were designed especially for the theme.

As you know VC comes with a lot of elements and features that include a ton of JS and CSS codes, this can take several seconds to load and can slow down your website. So, we have disabled some elements and exclude all default resource files from VC, and provide essential content elements from the theme instead.

Also for the VC post grid, it was disabled by default because we have Blog Posts element to show the blog posts and Portfolio Grid to show the portfolio posts.

Unfortunately, in the current version of the theme, it doesn’t allow you to override those functions in the child theme. We would recommend you to use custom elements we provided instead.

However, if you’d like we will provide new option in the next update so you can enable those native VC elements via the child theme.

Try to update the theme to see if it works.

Also, in the future please contact us from the account that purchased this theme.

I’m sorry but the color of the Subtitle will be changed automatically to the same as the color scheme of your site, this is a theme design as you can see on our demo site: http://wydethemes.com/overlap/about-me-2/

If you’d like to change it to others, you have to add custom CSS below to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content:

<style type="text/css">

    .title-wrapper .subtitle {
        color: #fff;
    }

    .title-wrapper:not(.w-size-s) .title:after {
        border-color: #fff;
    }

</style>

Great! Is there a way or option to put it below the Title?

Each size of the title area has different title styles. To have a subtitle below the title text, you have to choose the “Small” size for the title in Overlap Options -> Title Area. Other sizes always display the subtitle above the title.

Simply activate that plugin in Plugins page like other plugins. However, you can normally use it without activating a product purchase code.

Of course you can share your blog articles on Facebook as a link post. You can click on a Facebook icon below the article to share it: http://wydethemes.com/overlap/unlimited-choices/

It will appear as a post on Facebook, it will bring you to the article on your website. Like you can see in the first post on Envato Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/envato