I want to say THANK YOU so much for your support and I will forever be a supporter of ThemeNectar and the outstanding customer service.

I did use the Code in the CSS box and it worked perfectly for most of the categories. I was navigating through older post and noticed that some of them re size WAY to big? like this one http://everythingdriven.com/?p=219

I am assuming these featured images are just high resolution? How Can i fix this?

You’re very welcome yeaitsedgar!

Sorry, the snippet should be this to prevent over sizing:

.single .post-featured-img img { 
   width: auto!important;
   max-width: 100%!important; 
}

Cheers!

Hey!

Here’s the css that actually kicks in on the responsive layout you’re trying to emulate. You’ll need to place it in the actual stylesheet though than the custom css box since it uses the direct child selector ”>”

#header-secondary-outer nav > ul {
    float: none!important;
    width: 100%;
    text-align: center;
    height: auto!important;
}
#header-secondary-outer nav > ul > li {
    display: inline-block!important;
    float: none!important;
}

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You’re welcome aseachange! Have you cleared your browsers cache?

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Sorry about that episensor! I’ll note to take care of all instances of that

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thanks – also sent you a private ticket re. the shopping cart links in the main navigation! Cheers. EpiSensor

Thanks, will check it out as soon as time allows

Glad to hear FromInfinity!

Actually I have no experience with any plugin to do that since I’ve always created them myself – sorry!

Hey yeaitsedgar!

That was a bug of 2.5 – update to 2.6 and it will clear up

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Hey Greg!

yes, you can use columns like this:

<div class="col span_4">[text* your-name /20]</div>

The above example assumes you’re using the contact form 7 inputs, but in any case just place your inputs inside of a div with the classes of “col” and the width you desire e.g. “span_4”.

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Thanks a lot, it works like a charm!

You’re welcome

Hey again meranomaia!

1. You can’t translate that string or others generated through the theme options input fields without going into the themes code and modifying them. Here’s a public article on the topic.

2. The coded to pixel perfection section is an instance of the Nectar Slider – check on the tutorial on using it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLU9Pxo_RD8 and the blue section below it is just a fullwidth section with a heading tag inside

You can get that setup and all the others seen on the demo by importing the included dummy data file

Cheers!

Thanks a lot! i have overwrited the dummy data and i am not able to see the shortcodes anymore. As to the fullwidth section with a heading tag inside…where to put text there? Anyway, i love the Theme pretty much!

You’re welcome!

1. You’re not able to see the shortcodes anymore? Can you elaborate a little more on this?

2. I’ll just give you an example you can paste into the text tab on your editor to learn from:

[full_width_section bg_pos="Left Top" bg_repeat="No-Repeat" text_color="Light" image_url="" top_padding="50" bottom_padding="40" background_color="#2ac4ea"]
<h3 class="light" style="text-align: center;">Stop blending in with the rest of the crowd and start leaving your mark on the web.</h3>
[/full_width_section]

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Unfortunately not, the only reason I didn’t add G+ as an option was because it seemed impossible to get the current share count where as that data was readily available for the other social networking platforms.

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Ok I understand. I’ll probably buy

Best Regards !

Awesome

Cheers!

Hey vaternam!

Actually i’m not sure why that string wouldn’t be working for you off the top of my head – it’s included in the .po the same as the other strings, you can confirm this by opening the files inside of includes/post-templates and running a search for “read more”.

I assume this is happening on the main blog page?

Found the issue… the entry.php in line 81 says:

echo ‘ Read More ’;

but should say:

echo ‘ ’. __(“Read More”, NECTAR_THEME_NAME) . ‘ ’;

That caused the not translating issue. Maybe you should include that into your next update.

Thanks!

Darn, thanks for mentioning!

Hi there,

Thank you so much!

About the theme options panel, such things as ‘Footer copyright section text’, and ‘Custom Recent Posts Title’, but also the Call to Action bar, could not be translated yet. WPML doesn’t find strings for that. Do you know a way how to translate these?

Cheers!

BTW, amazing theme! I’m really love the Nectar slide, menubar, page’s and don’t forget the gray’ish’ background on every page! Well done!

You’re welcome & thanks for the compliments!

I didn’t know what you meant exactly until now – I thought you meant you needed to translate the admin text, not the data from inputs in the admin panel. Unfortunately you can’t translate the strings generated through the theme options input fields without going into the theme’s code and hard coding the strings. Here’s a public article on the topic. I know it’s a nuisance, but unfortunately there’s no other way.

Hey luckskywalker,

1. Yes, but you’ll need to modify the files inside of the includes/post-templates folder. Just do a find and replace for “read more”.

2. By using the .po file – you can use plugins right inside of WP to handle that such as http://wordpress.org/plugins/codestyling-localization/ or WPML if you need a multi-lingual setup.

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I have to change read more to another thing on ALL files?

In each of the files in that folder as they are the formats for each post type.

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I think I figured it out … or at least I got it to kinda work. It was filling the “div” to 98% with my image and I deleted the width and reuploaded the style.css. Still have the original if that is needed … this was the original .flex-gallery .slides img {width: 99.8%; display: block;} and my remedy is / was .flex-gallery .slides img {display:inline-block;}

Please let me know if there is a better way. Thanks

Hey kweaver192133! Yes, that’s one way to handle it – you could also try something like:

.flex-gallery .slides img {
   width: auto!important;
   margin: 0 auto!important;
}

Cheers!

Hello FanofDesign,

please supply me with your URL so I can check your setup for you and let you know what the problem is.

Thanks

Hey imiweb!

You can find the ones I used on the demo here: http://icomoon.io/

which can all be downloaded as a png in any size

Cheers!

we used hand brake to custom make our own height. we rather user our smaller video as it shows off more off the site and allows faster loading.

thanks

If you’re going to use a custom aspect ratio, you’ll need to adjust the script a bit. Open up the nectar-slider.js file (located in the js folder) and change these two segments to reflect your new aspect ratio:

vid_w_orig = 1280;
vid_h_orig = 720;

min_w = 1280/720 * ($sliderHeight+20);

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Oh, I just saw the “blog” shortcode that can be inserted onto a page. That answers question 2 awesome!

Thanks so much adaptivereality, that means a lot!

I’m glad you found the answer to your second question already, but to answer your first – I will add that to the wishlist, but there’s no real quick way for me to explain how to add it yourself. The gist of it would be modifying the single.php file and adding a new query for posts in the same category underneath the content and placing each one in a column size of your choosing depending on how many related posts you query for.

Hope that helps!

Hey again!

For now you could always tweak the logo size on mobile by following this: http://themenectar.ticksy.com/ticket/46745/search/

Cheers

Ah, thats cool I like my logo way-big on the mobile ver. Thanks again man!

You’re very welcome!

Hey John!

Yes, and you don’t need to do any extra coding

As long as you’re on v2.5, you’ll have have access to the blog shortcode which can be used to place a full blog where ever you need it. So just create a page, insert your Nectar Slider in and then the blog shortcode underneath. Here’s a page on the demo that shows this setup: http://themenectar.com/demo/salient/home-blog/

Cheers!

Stupid me, you’re completely right. Thanks for your help, enjoy your weekend!

No worries!

Cheers