antoniomc76

Thanks for your answer Anders.
My site is instantes.net

Ok, I figured out how to change this behavior:
Post options > Uncheck Top toolbar

Yes! That solved the issue.
Thanks a lot for help and this great theme.

Thanks @anlino I tried deleting and reinstalling and it worked, but when my child theme was activated it stopped working, so it’s pretty clear there’s something wrong with my child-theme. Which php file contains the search function? Replacing my custom file with the original one should fix it, right?
Thanks!

Hi @anlino. I can see the ‘no results found’ is working on the Fukasawa demo, however on my site (Fukasawa v.1.28) nothing is displayed. Any idea on what’s going on?
Thanks.

Same problem here. Any new idea?

Well, I made some changes in functions.php to reduce the size of the thumbails:

This is the original code:

// Post thumbnails
	add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' );
	set_post_thumbnail_size ( 88, 88, true );
	
	add_image_size( 'post-image', 973, 9999 );
	add_image_size( 'post-thumb', 508, 9999 );

I found the size of the thumbsnails was 508px wide, even when images are displayed in a smaller size: 348px. So I changed the code to:

add_image_size( 'post-thumb', 348, 9999 );

Please note that you need all the thumbnails in your index page to be rescaled in order to get some improvement.
Hope it helps.

Thanks for the workaround. I’ll try it.

Hi again,
Well, in fact, the issue is replicated on your test site: The Spotify widget (which is an iframe) is as wide as the content container (620px in this case) while it should be 300px. The same happens with the height: 785px instead of 380px.

I’m not using any plugin to add media. In my opinion, this is caused by a wrong implementation of the responsive design.

Thanks a lot for your interest.

Hi epicdevspace
Thanks for your answer and your interest. Unfortunately, I don’t set the parameters with in iframe tag, I mean, I just paste the url from a youtube video, or the Spotify/sopundcloud link (i.e. https://open.spotify.com/user/antoniomc/playlist/2wesDZVb0EIHwAg37JdFyl) into the WordPress ‘add new post’ section. Then somehow, WP inserts the iframe (and its parameters) into the resulting post.

At some point, A new width and height are added (marked in red), overriding the original ones (in green), as seen in the Firefox DOM inspector: [full image here]

But, if you take a look at the source code, only the original width and height appear: [Full image here]

That’s weird!

Thanks again

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by antoniomc76.

Hi!
Try changing .page-title h4 in style.css

Hope it helps.

Thanks a lot chris1030, it works like a charm ??

I’ve found the file to modify: content-image.php
Change this line:
<p class=”view”><?php _e(‘View’,’fukasawa’); ?> →</p>

to
<p class=”view”><?php the_title( ”, ” ); ?></p>

It works as you can see in my site: https://instantes.net

hope it helps.

Hi there!
It’s not about CSS but changing the text that is displayed over the image. I think you have to modify the code of some theme files. I don’t know which one(s), sorry.

Same problem here. it always happens when updating an entry. WP 4.5.2 installed. I Think it’s related to W3 Total Cache plugin.