please mention your blog address

I don’t think looking at the blog will help now since I didn’t leave anything published that had this problem. I went through all my posts and edited the images to appear as the original size and added custom css to adjust the size where necessary.

It seems like as long as I change the image size in Blogger’s composer view, those updates are reflected on the site. However, if I go to HTML view and specify my own size in the image tags that isn’t one of the Blogger official sizes, it’s ignored. This worked without issues when I was using the previous theme (Emporio).

You can consider this resolved. I never figured out what was causing this, but I already took the time to edit the old posts and using css to control the size is easier in the long run anyway.

I was using <figure> for my captions and that was what was causing them to go onto separate lines. i transferred my custom css from the old theme and it’s working properly now.

Good for you. Feel free to contact us for any help.

A few hours later, it seems to be working fine. It seems like the setting to change the number of posts displayed just takes a long time to go into effect.

We have not updated the slider code and it’s working fine on demo. It should work for you too. Simply upload the theme and the slider should work automatically with the default images. You then have to just replace the images or add more, as mentioned in the installation guide.

Template is optimized for mobile. It is a responsive template, so it adjusts according to screen size. Go to Theme > click the arrow beside ‘Customize’ > choose ‘Mobile Settings’ > choose ‘Desktop’ and then click Save.
Mobile option is useless, so don’t use it.

It’s seems to be because you are using one of the reserved label name (blog, articles, stories, news). It is for seperating photo posts from blog posts like this – https://www.manavsinghi.com/search/label/News

You can replace the label name news with something else. Or even adding another label name after it will work. The last label name should not be any of the above mentioned labels (alphabetical order) if you want it show on homepage.

First backup your theme in case anything goes wrong.
Go to Theme > click the arrow beside ‘Customize’ > click on ‘Edit HTML’ > press anywhere in the code and press CTRL+F > In the search box type “NEWS” without quotes and hit Enter. You will find it 7 times. Replace all of them with your new label name. Finally press the Save icon.
Screenshot – https://ibb.co/9VHppwb

Note that labels in blogger are case sensitive. Nature and nature are two different labels. Use the proper one. Hope this helps.
Also, make sure you only replace label name. Nothing before or after it. You can do the same for other name names.

You don’t need to repeat the label name in different cases like news, News and NEWS. I did it so all use cases are covered. You can replace them with three different label names.

Thanks mate. I really appreciate the time you dedicated to write all this. Best support in whole Themeforest

I am glad to liked the theme.
First Backup your theme in case anything goes wrong.
To remove newer/older posts section -
Go to Theme > Customize > Advanced > Add CSS Paste the below code –
body .main #blog-pager { display: none; }
Finally, click the Save icon on the bottom right corner.

As for other question, please read this –
https://themeforest.net/item/oliver-responsive-blogger-template/13015504/comments?page=1&filter=all#comment_28733325

Sorry but blogger does not provide a way to filter posts on homepage. But this theme support excluding posts which are labelled as ‘blog’ from homepage. Like this page – https://oliverdemo4.blogspot.com/2014/04/eyes-were-along-way.html

Oh, You mean that the article with the label ‘blog’ will not be on the homepage ?. So the homepage will contain the newest articles ? How about how many posts are displayed on homepage ?

Yes, the article with the label ‘blog’ will not be on the homepage.

Number of posts displayed on homepage can be changed through –
Settings > Max posts shown on main page

If you mean the item names in the menu, then yes, you can change them to whatever language you like.

First Backup your theme.
Try this code in Theme > Customize > Advanced > Add CSS –

.slideup .fullbox:before, .slideup .smallbox { opacity: 1; }

Thanks, It works fine with hover effect “slideup”. But not with hover effect “default”.

For me it’s good. I will choose the slideup effect. Thanks

It works fine. Thanks

Hi.I fixed my blog. Thanks to you! My question here is not about how to expand the size of the 3rd-level menu. It’s something else: how to have the menu on a computer screen look like the menu on mobile devices? I’f rather to use the mobile menu style everywhere, on computers too. Is it possible? Thanks for the answer.

That will need a lot of changes in a lot of places. So, it’s not possible now. But in some future update i will try to make it easy to do so.

I understand. Many thanks for your answer.

I did it with a change:

html.no-touch body #menu-v li ul .sub { width: auto; white-space: nowrap; }

So that only the second level sub-menu has nowrap. Is that good?

yes

Thanks!

Perfectly safe

Many thanks

After I uploaded the theme file again, to fix blog problems, labels appeared again under posts. I set showLabels to false in Blog1 code, but it didn’t work!? So I added this CSS, found on this forum::

.main .post-footer .post-labels { display: none; }

And it works. That’s ok ?

Thanks. I sent you the blog address and detailled problems.

Hi. For the problem with bad formatted posts: I uploaded the theme file again.(after saving menu and slider html code) and bad formatted posts disapperead. It works again fine. I probably accidentaly altered the code. Sorry and many thanks.

Hi. Concerning the problem with lateral bar not entirely visible and cut, I found a partial solution. If I set Main background color to transparent, the problem disappears. But the appearance changes slightly, of course. That’s good for me for the moment.