Are you referring that slight lag that occurs while scrolling? I could notice it on the 3GS, barely on the 4S. It seems like it depends on the background cross fade. I’ll look into this and see if I can tweak it further.

Wordpress version is under development.

Yes, put inside your anchor tags in the target attribute “_self” and the ajax loading will be skipped.

I guess you can by replacing the background divs with the video. I didn’t include such feature because the whole site was running very slow during my tests. I chose to skip this for now.

I checked the main menu behaviour, and there was indeed a small glitch which prevented external links from working. I’ve fixed it. In a few days the update will be available for download which includes this fix.

All you need to do is include a target attribute in your links and it will skip the Ajax loading process this way.

Sure, what’s you issue? If you need to open pages without ajax, you have to include the target attribute.

Uhm, not directly. I guess if you hardcode it you can get a fixed music player, but it was designed to be autohidden all the time.

Thanks for the kind words. WP Version is under development.

In net.flashedge.app.js you’ll find a function called “createMap” where there is a row with the markers. It actually parsed automatically the one of the document, but you can add as many as you want. Line 614 looks like this:

markers:[{address: a}]

Add more markers, like this:

markers:[{address: a, address: b, address: c}]

Where b and c are your own variables to configure.

You can read the whole documentation of gMap here: http://www.smashinglabs.pl/gmap

Once you’ve done the changes you either link the uncompressed javascript or minify it to replace the old one.

Thanks for answers! By the way, i’ve already implemented page title HTML5 version is good of this theme. Wordpress would make an alternative, but i like convenience of HTML . Just a thought.

Have a nice day!

Would you mind sharing your solution for parsing the page title?

I was in a rush to fix this, so to parse page titles i’ve used simple javascript. I believe there is another better way possible with jQuery code inside AJAX transitions or something. I will download your update soon to see how you’ve done it

Hmm I removed those two divs like you suggested and anything with a semi-transparent background (i.e. lower thick semi-trans background black bar near bottom holding “NEW PROJECTS ” or “HELLO, WE ARE VEGA …” those too still flickr and why I suggested this is to do more with the semi-transparent gradient (or flat) background than with those images/div you suggested. Any other ideas? Thanks Emanuele!

I’ll screen record for a bit so you see what I see.

Contact me privately, thanks.

You have two options.

If you think you’re going to do heavy changes and need your own playground, then you should probably create a new stylesheet to work with. Create a new stylesheet inside the css folder and name it, let’s say “custom.css”. Now link it inside your index.html document in the head tag like this, right before the closing </head>

 <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/custom.css">

Now you can feed your changes inside that file. In your case you must target the logo container and change the background, which can be done like this:

#header h1 { background-color: transparent; }

That’s it!

The second option is to edit the provided LESS stylesheet, find the logo background on line 77 and edit it. Once you’ve done you need to compile the .less file into a compressed .css file with one of the apps linked in the userguide. I prefer this solution as it keeps the whole site lightweight, it’s up to you.

Foundation, LESS and Isotope are all frameworks which have nothing to do with the editor you’re going to use. You can use Dreamweaver, Coda or any kind of text editor that suits your needs.

Changes can be done, but you should be aware that some parts are coded through javascript and need some programming knowledge from your side.

You’re welcome.

If you’d like to test the .less stylesheet in your browser you must uncomment two lines in your html document. The first one is near the beginning of the

On line 49, uncomment this:

<link rel="stylesheet/less" type="text/css" href="less/styles.less">

Near the end, on line 297, uncomment this:

<script src="js/less-1.3.0.min.js"></script>

Save the html file and test it in your browser. Once you’re happy with the results you should compile the less file into a traditional css stylesheet. Use one of the apps I suggested in the userguide, they will generate for you a minified, optimized stylesheet.

It will be added in the next update.

Hmm, that part is controlled by javascript. You might try to add a new class to the container that overwrites the background color.

I’ll investigate and see if there is a tweak for the delta mouse wheel on iScroll. Have you tried to “catch” and “throw” the page, like you would on touch devices?

yes I did but that’s not the issue. Simply anyone using chrome or mozilla and viewing this page on their computer screens will have serious problems scrolling down. I should be able to hold that slider and scroll but it doesn’t work properly. This is really a huge usability and user experience problem. FYI .

I see. Well, I’ll add an option to disable iScroll in the next update and use a traditional solution then. Thanks for your feedback.