From Visual Composer you can use a component which lists posts, for example you can use “Kleo posts grid”.

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I actually found that too…but I can’t find a good setting to have a the title, then picture to the left and post excerpt to the right…Any idea?

Under the Visual Composer element called “Kleo Posts Grid”, set the option “Layout” to “Small Left Thumb” and you’ll have a listing exactly like the following:

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You can use our theme in any scenario you want. We’re glad you’re considering our theme for your next project. Cheers

Sure, you’ll find demo content files ready for import in the full package which you’ll download from here.

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Hi, we are aware of this issue and we are already working at an update which will be released in any of the following days.

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You can find all our shortcodes listed in the default content editor, under the “KLEO” dropdown, or you can find them as elements in Visual Composer.

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Hi Not the ajax search from ?

You can find it in Visual Composer elements under the “Search Form” name.

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Hi. Thanks for your interest. What we can do is to provide you a free Sweetdate license for the 5 Kleo licenses bought. Give me an email at hi (at) seventhqueen.com to talk more.

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You can use an img tag in the name of the menu entry. If you’ll need more help we’ll be here anytime.

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Thank you. The theme is purchased.

We’re already working on it, the update should be released any of the following days.

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You will have to install and setup WooCommerce, and if you also want the layout of the homepage you should import our demo data and you’ll find it there.

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You should have an option to change the language under “Settings > General > Site Language” in your wp-admin.

OOO my god sorry…. ;(

The function which manages the post meta is located in “kleo/functions.php” around the line 520, and is called “kleo_entry_meta”, take in mind that you’ll need programming skills in order to make this modification.

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Yes, converting a PSD requires html and css skills, there are a lot of tutorials over the internet if you’re interested to learn.

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On the edit page, you have some theme-related settings, enable “transparent menu” and that will do the trick !

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The editor from the wp backend is limited to just some default files or to a number of files and is not recommended to be used for editing templates. You should use a proper code editor over a ftp connection.

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I just tested this out just to be sure and everything works just fine, if you have any cache plugin please try to disable them while you’re doing changes, and if not, then please be sure you’re editing the right page.

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Thanks for your reply. No, it is the correct page and it doesn’t seem to be a cache problem. I may have some conflict somewhere.

Nevertheless I managed to remove the Buddypress titles (appearing in the home page, which I have the activity, and the Members page) by commenting in functions.php :

// add_action(‘kleo_before_main_content’, ‘kleo_title_main_content’);

but the thing is that I’m using a child theme,so I tried adding, in the child’s functions.php, this:

remove_action(‘kleo_before_main_content’, ‘kleo_title_main_content’);

But that remove_action doesn’t seem to work. I wanted to ask for your magic, how would you go about disabling that add_action in the functions.php in the CHILD THEME.

(I can always go ahead and comment that add_action in the functions.php, but I’d rather prefer a solution in the functions.php from the child theme).

Cheers! Ramiro

You should give a more in depth look at “remove_action” and understand how to use it in your child theme. If you would like someone to assist you and give a look at your wordpress install and see why those settings doesn’t apply, then i would kindly ask you to join our dedicated support forum and open a thread there.

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You can list them in the sidebar without problems. But i would recommend you to create a more summarized custom menu including just the most important ones, that’s just for the ease of site browsing for your visitors.

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The settings from a page will override the general settings from “Theme Options”, so from the theme panel you should set whatever you want for the whole site, and for the homepage you should play with the settings given in the edit page for that particular page.

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Unfortunately there’s not such feature for the moment, but that’s a very good idea. I think for the moment you should search for a buddypress plugin which might give you such options.

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I have for the time being downloaded woocommerce 2.1

If anyone else would like to download earlier versions of Woocommerce the link for it is as follows:

Many thanks,

Mike

An update which will cover those template warnings will be released in the following days.

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Unfortunately, not in an easy way. We will add a setting in the future to enable portfolio comments.

If you really need this feature now then I would kindly ask you to join our dedicated support forum and open a thread there and we’ll try to give you a temporary solution.

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Ok thank you, I will post an topic on the forum. Because I would love to have this feature.