An overview changelog is available in http://support.forcg.com/topic/daisho-changelog but the truth is that over 20 things were changed. Most are not mentioned because these were minor updates.

It works with WordPress 4.2.

Daisho 2.2 with updated Visual Composer will appear shortly. It’s already uploaded to ThemeForest and it’s awaiting review.

Please make sure that you’re using version 2.2 of the theme. It should work normally.

Thanks, yes the update works thanks, although the 3rd shuffle button has disappeared?

It doesn’t have any useful function for your visitors. It shouldn’t be in the portfolio template either. It’s a redundant element.

I’ve done all that and I still see the comments box on the blog, do you know if the settings affect child and parent themes or do they have to be set for each theme?

Ah solved it, for some reason turning off the check-boxes on each post under the EDIT option doesn’t work. But if you turn off the check boxes under the QUICK EDIT option for each post it removes the comments boxes.

It doesn’t matter what theme is currently active. Most (like 99%) have the same mechanism. This setting is one of the WordPress settings and it’s not specific to any theme.

These checkboxes should work in both places. After each change you need to hit the blue “Update” button to save the new settings.

Please follow http://docs.devatic.com/daisho/#footer and paste .site-footer .footer-client-logos img { width: 25%; } in [Daisho > Styling > Custom CSS Code].

Images appear one below another by default and we added a short piece of code to change that in style.css. It’s set to 20% by default.

Thanks, but I think you misunderstood my request.

I created a child theme and changed this

.site-footer .footer-client-logos img { width: 20%; max-width: 220px; float: left; }

to this

.site-footer .footer-client-logos img { width: 20%; max-width: 220px; float: left; margin-left: 3%; margin-right: 2%; }

If you changed the width to 25% and max-width (which I omitted by mistake) to about 280px or slightly less instead you’d have to upload larger images. Adding left and right margin or padding is also an option.

Yes.

There is no need to have search results include portfolio projects or pages because they are all visible on the homepage of the demo website.

The only place that may actually have something to search for is the blog page. The search box is available there then.

If you will have multiple portfolio pages then still the search box is unlikely to be necessary. How many visitors will really use that? Probably very few and most will prefer to simply open the second portfolio page.

For about 99% of Daisho users the search box is a completely redundant element.

You can customize post types that searching works in in /core/search.php.

You can load the search box either using plugins (I think that even Visual Composer which is included has such element) or using get_search_form() in project-loop.php (which is loaded by template-portfolio.php).

Thanks for the reply! But we still have the issue of only being able to see one image in our previous portfolios.

I’d have to take a look at it to see what happened. Please create a support ticket. Please make sure to update your profile information with your WordPress login and password.

When updating from some 1.x version to the newest version you should start seeing [slide image="" other_options=""] shortcodes in the content area. One for each image. They should still work.

Thanks! Creating ticket now.

1. I think that the newest Daisho version allows static content to be inserted on portfolio pages but I think it’s only above the thumbnails. You could use [ns-isotope] shortcode on a standard page template. Please use it with the newest development version of the theme.

2. There is no such option in the admin panel but you could use plugins or inserting the the following code at the bottom of /js/functions.js would be the first step to the solution that shows the theme’s compact header after you scroll the screen a little bit:

( function( $ ) {

    'use strict';

    $(document).ready(function(){
        $(window).scroll(function() {    
            var scroll = $(window).scrollTop();

            if (scroll >= 300) {
                $("body").addClass("compact-header");
            } else {
                $("body").removeClass("compact-header");
            }
        });
    });

} )( jQuery );

You’d also have to create a copy of compact-header CSS class in style.css that would not hide the original header (because there’s a slight jump of the content because of that). Please create a support ticket if you need the full code.

Thank you! I think the logo uses some standard font (it was probably Arial, Open Sans or Novecentowide) and the individual letters have been slightly modified to create that logo.

Please try #6319 but by default sticky thumbnails are not enabled.

Instead of having a sticky thumbnail you can also set its publication date to be newer than of any other thumbnail and you can include its category in multiple portfolio pages. It’ll always show up as the first item.

Yes, it’s compatible with the newest WordPress.

The thumbnails can’t contain videos (and it’s not recommended to have them there) but projects can have any media, just like normal pages or posts.

Hi Flow, I can’t seem to find any place in the menus section to change icons.

In the Widgets section although I see the location of the current social icons, I don’t understand how to add a new one. Where do I create a new class for instagram?

In [Appearance > Menus] each item has “CSS Classes” field. If they don’t, please click on “Screen options” in the top right corner and you’ll be able to enable that option there. The documentation lists available classes that you can paste there.

You can create any footer layout in [Daisho > General] and in [Appearance > Widgets] you can fill each footer’s column with widgets. Please find “Footer 3” widget area and in the text widget inside you can add <a class="fa fa-instagram" href="http://example.com/"></a> among other links.

Thanks, that did the trick!

At this moment there’s no editor available to do that. I’m working on tools that would allow doing that but they are not ready yet.

Even if such tools would exist it’s still not a bad idea to do it in a child theme using CSS. You can also use [Daisho > Styling > Custom CSS Code].

You can find CSS selectors by right-clicking on an element in Chrome and picking “Inspect element” from the context menu and then you can adjust the font like .some-selector { font-family: some-font, sans-serif; }. Also, style.css has table of contents and it’s prepared to allow blocks of code to be quickly copied to child themes where you can modify them.

If you need to load other fonts then you can either follow instructions in /core/fonts.php or use a plugin.

Let me know if you need more information about that. Common CSS selectors are listed in the FAQ.

So hitting ’’update automatically’’.on Envato Toolkit Plugin will update my Daisho theme automatically nothing to do special then??

So hitting ’’update automatically’’.on Envato Toolkit Plugin will update my Daisho theme automatically nothing to do special then??

Yes, you can either update using that plugin or manually. I always update manually because I can instantly restore the previous version if something would go wrong.

The discussion continues in #7610.

tks flow i did it. now i need to fix the position of the widget: here the page shot for example. now: http://www.decodestudio.info/Senza-titolo-2.gif i would like so: http://www.decodestudio.info/Senza-titolo-1.gif tks a lot dario

This is something that I can’t provide the code for because I don’t have your website address and you’ll need to have separate pieces of code for the desktop version of your website and tablet and mobile versions. That’s easy but time-consuming and I wouldn’t be able to provide the full code in one comment without testing that.

I recommend asking for help on http://studio.envato.com/explore/wordpress-customization

It’s about an hour of work.

What I can tell you is that it shouldn’t be nested in the code tag. Secondly, it’s not possible to easily position that there, normally you’d use display: inline; and it would become positioned next to the menu items but it won’t work in this context. What would be the easiest is something like:

.that-element {
     position: absolute;
     top: 0;
     left: 150px;
}
@media (max-width: 1024px) {
     .that-element {
          position: relative;
     }
     /* Styling for tablets and mobile phones requires further testing and trial and error approach to make it look correctly. */
}

If you want to position it next to the menu items then a better way to do that would be to do what WPML did — they filter the menus’ output and add their language switcher there.

i meant i dont see icon of menu items

Did you specify any icon using http://docs.devatic.com/daisho/#header?

You can use either 2.1 from ThemeForest or 2.2 from the development server.

Version 2.2 has been last updated about a week ago.

Both work with WordPress 4.1.

If you’re updating from very old versions to the newest ones please have a look at the updating guide because some settings have been moved to better places, some have been added or removed and may require an update.

There is a portfolio page template that can list selected portfolio categories. If you don’t want to modify the theme files you can create a new project for each blog post and use [Portfolio > (this project) > External link (optional)] to link to that blog post.

Another solution would be to go to project-loop.php (or /modules/shortcodes.php in flow_shortcode_isotope() if you’d like to alter the [ns-isotope] shortcode) and change 'post_type' => array( 'portfolio' ), to 'post_type' => array( 'post' ),. And probably also $thumb_link = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'thumbnail_link', true); to $thumb_link = get_permalink();. I think it would be enough to make it work like you wish. If not, please create a support ticket.

The thumbnail is stored in 300-160-image custom field (it accepts images in any size, the smallest tile is 220×150px). You’ll find other custom field names in project-loop.php.