Kirk Wight

Is this still happening for you? We’ve never been able to determine why the Eventbrite API gives this error (Eventbrite themselves don’t have a clear response as to why it happens either). It tends to just go away.

Hm, I can’t replicate this, not in Chrome nor Firefox.

It does sound like you have some JavaScript-related as the issue (that could cause the buttons in the Customizer to not work). Any other ideas?

Hello,

I believe you have the wrong theme; this Debut doesn’t have a hero slider at all. You’re probably looking for the Debut theme on WordPress.com, which is by a company called Cedaro. You can post to the WordPress.com forums here.

Hi,

That front page doesn’t seem to have the Eventbrite Events page template applied to it; does that fix it? You can find additional details on how to set the page template in the “Assigning a page for your events” section here: https://automattic.github.io/eventbrite-api/users.html

Hi, glad you got the search widget sorted. Yes, it shows the search widget by default, which gets removed if you set your own widgets.

To stop people from commenting to other users, you would need to make a child theme, and then remove the Reply button from comments. That way, users could only use the main comment box, and not reply to any certain comment.

Sorry for the delay!

Sure, this support page explains how to add the social menu: https://en.support.wordpress.com/menus/social-links-menu/

Let me know if you get stuck.

Hm, I had just updated the plugin, but from 1.6.0. And when I think about it, yes, it was an existing connection.

I’ve been working with the Eventbrite service, but after deleting and reconnecting the Keyring connection, I can’t replicate. Boo, but yay.

Ha, I consider that a great compliment, thank you ??

Assuming you want the menu open (with its highlighted menu icon) when a page loads, and then everything to function normally from that point on, you’ll need to add:

* display: block; at L1179 of style.css (which you’ve got already)
* add the active class in header.php on L37: class="toggle active"

Your child theme needs a full copy of header.php (with that change above), then it will override the parent theme. No need to muck with JS files.

Oh! I see what you mean. That widget area is fixed at a certain percentage width to make sure it doesn’t collide with the site title and description, regardless of screen width.

If you want to have banners across the top of your header, you would need to make a child theme, then modify header.php and the necessary CSS to go with it.

Hi there,

How did you insert the image in the header? Debut doesn’t support Custom Headers, so maybe there’s some CSS affecting what you’re doing?

If you can add a screenshot or live demo page, that can help too.

Ah yes, I see; there’s also a hard-coded maximum that needs to be changed for greater than 6 posts (apologies, I was testing with 1-5 posts). Also change line 475 in inc/featured-content.php to match your desired number of posts, and you should be good.

To have Featured Content show random posts, we would need to add an orderby parameter to the section at line 169 in inc/featured-content.php, so that it looks like this:

// Query for featured posts.
$featured = get_posts( array(
	'numberposts' => $settings['quantity'],
	'tax_query'   => array(
		array(
			'field'    => 'term_id',
			'taxonomy' => 'post_tag',
			'terms'    => $tag,
		),
	),
	'orderby'          => 'rand',
) );

Now, as Kathryn mentioned above, the proper way to make these changes is in a child theme. However, the above changes will not currently work if done in a child theme; we’re fixing that up.

If you want to use the above changes, they’ll need to be done in the Twenty Fourteen theme itself, which means you’ll risk losing those changes when Twenty Fourteen gets updated. If you’re comfortable doing it anyways, you’ll also need to comment out two lines, also in inc/featured-content.php: lines 154 and 190.

// $featured_ids = get_transient( 'featured_content_ids' );
// set_transient( 'featured_content_ids', $featured_ids );

Hi,

This has been corrected now – you can download the fixed version on the Able showcase page on WordPress.com. The download link is at the bottom right.

Thanks for your patience, let us know if you have any further problems.