Hey aomphantom!

I actually used the dummy data file included right inside the WooCommerce plugin for all the demo content seen on the live demo

Could you elaborate a little more please? I don’t see anyway to “import” dummy data from within the WooCommerce plugin. What I was referring to was all the pages and the layout that is presented in this theme in the “Shop” section.

Sure, this should clear it up for you: http://docs.woothemes.com/document/importing-woocommerce-dummy-data/

Essentially it’s just an xml file inside of the WooCommerce plugin folder that you will import just like you imported the salient dummy data file

Hey adamp29!

1. It appears something is breaking the script of the site on your setup – the nav is initially hidden with css and then displayed through javascript so that the user doesn’t see any calculations taking place i.e. “jumping” of elements. Please attempt to narrow it down to one of your plugins by deactivating them one by one and if that doesn’t work then please open a private support ticket with your credentials so I can investigate

2. If you’re getting a message about a missing stylesheet than you’re most likely installing the entire download zip and now the zip inside of your download named “salient.zip”. You must extract that first.

1) I have one plugin installed for this site, which is the WP-Importer needed to download dummy-data.xml. I have sent a support ticket, will update with my details.

2) I have deleted any possible Salient theme, and reinstalled salient.zip to be 100% sure I am using the right one.

2) seems to have fixed 1) so I’m a happier bunny now! Thank you!

Excellent!

and the bottom menu colors as well?

Hey mdlhale!

1. The colors of the footer must be changed with css, however I already have snippets on the support forum that do this so if you end up buying I’ll give you the resource you need to target those divs

2. You must install WooCommerce after installing the theme but my entire WooCommerce setup is only the included WooCommerce dummy-data file located inside of their plugin folder

Hey ibsencaldas!

You can either import the dummy data file which will instantly give you all of the layouts you see in the demo or you can opt to make it yourself

Here’s a tutorial I have on recreating that layout: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYYtSUp-cl0

There is an ajax cart already, have you enabled it in your header in the WooCommerce options tab inside of the theme options panel?

Now I have. PERFECT! Great support!

Cheers mate

Hey astroboy!

1. Yes you can! 2. Yes, as you can see on various pages throughout the demo you can indeed use an image background for the page header. Here’s one case: http://themenectar.com/demo/salient/about/about-me-example/ 3. Yes, as seen on the demo you can create fullwidth background sections where you use colors, patterns or images anywhere in your page: http://themenectar.com/demo/salient/

Cheers

Hey Nathan!

They will simply populate themselves there when you have other products in the same category as the one being viewed

Hey klenotnilu!

It doesn’t claim 100% support at this time simply because I have not thoroughly tested it, but I know a lot of buyers have used it and I have not heard complaints.

Hey Erik!

1. Refresh your permalinks by going to Settings > Permalinks and clicking “save changes”

2. Check out this tutorial in regards to creating a full width parallax section: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYYtSUp-cl0

Cheers

Fantastic, it works. Thanks for the help!

You’re welcome!

Hey cleverdoor!

If you would like to change your header to a different color, check out this in regards: http://themenectar.ticksy.com/ticket/49550/search/

Cheers

Thanks, I appreciate that!

Here’s the steps to implement:

open your init.js file located in the js folder and add this in anywhere after the first line:

$("body").animate({ opacity : "1.0" });

then paste this in your custom css box in the theme options panel:

body {
  opacity: 0;
}

Awesome help. People please note: If you are intending purchasing this theme, it is not only written well but comes well supported, you will not be dissapointed.

Thank you so much!

Cheers

Hey artistic24459!

1. Open Sans

2. You can already call a lightbox wherever you please by adding the class “pp” to any link

Hey David!

The search on ticksy will bring up tickets that use the searched term anywhere in the ticket so it can end up retrieving extra tickets that may mo be what you’re looking for. Also, half of the time people who open tickets won’t make there title specific enough or continue to ask different questions inside of the same title that the title doesn’t relate to so I know what you’re talking about. However, I do use the search very often to retrieve relevant tickets when a user asks me something I know i’ve already covered. If you can’t seem to find the answer to your question, just open a new ticket and if I’ve answered it before I’ll just lead you to the right place

2. Not without a fair deal of modding unfortunately.

Hey kylo,

the only reason I didn’t opt for this is because when people switched to a gallery post they would want a new arrow navigation within the lightbox for that and also switching to a video post would be difficult since it wouldn’t flow directly in gallery as easy as you might expect code wise. I will try and look more into this though – thanks for bringing it up!

cool, thanks for the reply

cool, thanks for the reply

You’re welcome x 4

Yes, sorry for the delay – as you know it’s been a crazy few days!

Just answered now

Thanks a lot Marco!

1. You can add this snippet into your custom css box:

body, body .container-wrap, body .home-wrap {
  background-color: #222!important;
} 

note that you will also have to change the color of the img icons to match in Photoshop or some other graphics editing program.

2. There’s a new tab in the options panel for “social media” which is where you will enter in your url now. (It got moved to its own tab because the header also got the option to add social media icons so it made the most sense to move it into its own place)

3. If you want to add a lightbox on the more details page you can always create a lightbox link in the text tab on your editor by using the class pp on links. e.g.

 <a href="your_larger_img" class="pp"><img src="your_img " /></a>

4. I’m not sure what you mean here. If you’re using the extra content editor you still need to provide a regular featured image to be display at the top – if you would like to remove that you can open the single-portfolio.php file and locate this section:

//Regular Featured Img
else {

if (has_post_thumbnail()) { echo get_the_post_thumbnail($post->ID, 'full', array('title' => '')); } else {
    echo '<img src="'.get_template_directory_uri().'/img/no-portfolio-item.jpg" alt="no image added yet." />'; 
    }
}

and change it into this:

//Regular Featured Img
else {                         
if (has_post_thumbnail()) { echo get_the_post_thumbnail($post->ID, 'full', array('title' => '')); } 
}

Thank you very much! I will test all that!

Sounds good marco!

hi there, i just purchased the theme, i’m trying to use Typekit for my fonts but something seems to be getting in the way, is there a easy way to remove the google fonts script so i can use typekit?

Actually i worked it out, all I need now is to remove the ‘posted by’ under the blog title in the main index, however I can’t find it in the main index.php, what files control the meta information for the blog homepage? Thanks!

Good to hear muggz!

You can accomplish this by opening the files inside of includes/post-templates and removing the code that displays those items inside of this section:

<div class="post-header">
     <h2 class="title"><?php if( !is_single() ) { ?> <a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php } ?><?php the_title(); ?><?php if( !is_single() ) {?> </a> <?php } ?></h2>
      <?php echo __('Posted by', NECTAR_THEME_NAME); ?> <?php the_author_posts_link(); ?> | <?php the_category(', '); ?> | <a href="<?php comments_link(); ?>">
    <?php comments_number( __('No Comments', NECTAR_THEME_NAME), __('One Comment ', NECTAR_THEME_NAME), __('% Comments', NECTAR_THEME_NAME) ); ?></a>
</div><!--/post-header-->

(if you’re not on WP 3.6 yet, then you’ll edit the files inside of includes/post-templates-pre-3-6)

Thanks a lot olgu!

1. Yes, the images are actually cut-out icons in order to allow the user to change colors in the options panel – if you change the main BG color of your site you must also open these icons up and alter the color to match in a program like Photoshop.

2. You can do this the same way you would in any regular html site – i.e. link to ids on the page through hashes. Here’s an example http://themenectar.com/demo/salient/#footer-outer

3. You would have to alter the related css for the blog buttons to take on the other style.

4. Since on desktop mode they are moving with the parallax, you would have to adjust the css quite a bit to get them positioned right. If you search for the relating rules in the responsive.css stylesheet you’ll have a solid start

Hey Atilla!

That’s strange, I have WooCommerce active on the live demo and I’m not able to see the video popup error. I’ll try and peek more into this though – thanks for bringing it up!