I checked your site and it seems like a common Network Error: 404 Not Found. Infact if I try to access your linkes images, they aren’t stored on your server: http://www.rainier20twelve.com/images/portfolio/01.jpg

Check your paths and keep sure you uploaded the images in the right place.

Contact me privately. I’ll assist you.

Can you give an e-mail?

You’ll find in my profile page a form on the bottom right, fill it out.

I guess yes, you have to strip out both shell and scroller ids and style the container to display a vertical scrollbar. But it looks ugly if you ask me.

Here’s an example using globalscroll http://themes.flashedge.net/vega/globalscroll.html

The clicked menu items get a “selected” class once active. I didn’t style them on purpose, but you can do it through the custom stylesheet.

Download the latest version, it’s written there. The script scans all links for a target attribute and triggers the loading when none is found. To skip the AJAX process use as target “_self”.

yeah i found this, now my links look like this: Contact but still it’s loaded with ajax

Now it works, it wasn’t the latest version.

This Template is great

Try to use the same size for all images and with an aspect ratio that fits the orbit slider. The code that handles the images is built inside foundation and I prefer to not alter it for easy upgrades, my code takes care only for vertical alignment of the main container.

<div class="five columns" />
<div class="seven columns" />

I got mixed feedbacks about the scrolling script. Some are crazy about it, others hate it. I included an option in the shell div called “data-iscroll” which can be set to true or false. It switches between iScroll and jScrollPane which look similar but act differently.

In the next update there will be a global scroll option which will disable both and use the native scrollbar of the browser, this should make everybody happy once it’s released.

cursor:hand;
cursor:grab;
cursor:-moz-grab;
cursor:-webkit-grab;

Thanks!

It’s still under development. It might be available by next month. Feel free to follow me to get notified when it’s ready.

It should be already set for Russian characters. You maybe need to change the Lato font with another one that supports cyrillic characters.

The responsive layout is not supported by older versions of IE, it doesn’t have to. Such layouts are meant for tablets and mobile devices. Unfortunately the used javascript for the scrolling part are not working with IE8 and older versions, I included a fallback with the native scrollbar.

Also is it possible to pause and play the background animation? When I play video it causes little glitches in video playback so I’d like to pause it while video is playing.. make sense?

20 images wrapped in the background might take some time to load. The thing is that they are all queued at the same time which will slow down the site a bit. The first image shows up as soon it’s loaded, it doesn’t depend on the other images but the whole loading process is slowed down by it. I’ll see if I can postpone the wrapping of the images to avoid such issue.

Pausing the background transition during video playback is a great idea! I’ll include this in the next update. I’m rewriting the video part so more instances can exists on the same page without overlapping each other.

Thanks for your contribution.

I implemented your suggestion in the latest version. The background loads progressively on demand and the transitions are paused during video playback. It’s much smoother now.

That effect is tied to a class called “opaque” which can be used for all pages or just a few ones. You can alter the color and alpha by editing the rgba values in background-color of the opaque class.

The WP Version is under development.

tanks, can you tell me how long it will more or less?

By next month it should be released.

What kind of issue do you have?

Yes you can, but there are a few down sides for using more video containers on the same page.

If a user clicks all of them he will download the videos at once and likely experience a choppy playback, videos might overlap each other if played together and music doesn’t disable itself as the listeners don’t have an unique event anymore.

The best thing is to create fake images with a play button which will load a new page and launch the video automatically by using the data-autoplay attribute set on true. This way you keep memory usage low and the whole experience will be smooth for your users.

Sure, why not? It’s just a container to be replaced.

Uhm, I see what you mean. I’ll add a new option to allow a global scrolling in the next update. The media queries are only rules for tablets and mobile.

There is a tiny resize script built-in Foundation which takes care of the images. You might try to alter the width of the columns or pick up one of the other combinations like the 3 or 2 columns provided in the download package.

Some browsers don’t have a very nice antialiasing on resized images, but in my tests it performed quite well on all major vendors.

No problems.

You’re right about browser antialiasing – it works pretty good on photographic content in my tests too.

After playing with Foundation framework and its resize functions, i wouldn’t touch it. It’s perfect. There are some alternative hardcore solutions beyond the scope of this template.

We can’t carry a giraffe in a tiny box?! Or can we? Take care! ^