Jeremy Dennis

I can confirm that visiting the Lists page in the WordPress admin seems to have resolved the issue, at least temporarily.

@constantcontact any updates on a long-term fix?

Yep that should do it!

If you need a more specific font size you will need to add a CSS class to the h tags and target it in a custom CSS plugin using font-size. Let me know if you need me to go into more detail.

Hello!

I don’t see a way to disable this effect in the theme settings. The javascript file scrollReveal.js is creating that effect. Keeping this file from loading should take care of the issue.

1. Create a child theme
2. In functions.php in your child theme add the below to keep scrollReveal.js from loading

function project_dequeue_unnecessary_scripts() {
    wp_dequeue_script( 'zerif_scrollReveal_script' );
    wp_deregister_script( 'zerif_scrollReveal_script' );
}
add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'project_dequeue_unnecessary_scripts' );

Hope that helps! Let me know if you have questions. ??

Jeremy

Hello!

I’ve done some poking around in this theme on a test site. It looks like if you use the Featured block (fourth) field under Appearance > Theme Options > HOMEPAGE SETTINGS > BLOCKS SETTINGS it will give you two columns. You will just need to set your posts to a certain category.

The result should look like the “Travel” section toward the bottom of this demo page. Is this what you’re looking for?

Hope that helps!

Jeremy

Without some more in-depth changes to your templates you could use CSS to pull the .right-header div up to put it in line with the logo. Try adding these styles to the custom CSS field.

#masthead .right-header {
  margin-top: -200px;
}

@media screen and (max-width: 1120px) {
  #masthead .right-header {
    margin-top: auto;
  }
}

Sounds like maybe its running into the header image? Try uploading this smaller button to WordPress (in Media). Then get the path to this new image and add it to the src”” in the Header Text field. Does that make sense?

Here’s the code I referred to in the video.

<a href="/?page_id=1891"><img src="https://www.holyfamilysurgerycenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Donate1-300x152.jpg" alt="Donate" /></a>

Let me know if you have any questions!

Hello!

Where exactly do you want to add an image? Outside of the slider somewhere? Also would you mind posting your website address? Maybe it will make more sense to me if I see your site. ??

I see. Try this:

Remove categories line from heading on single post

• Copy header.php to your child theme
• In the new header.php file remove all the if statements that are producing the category line

Remove categories line on archive and aggregate post pages

The content- php files correspond to the post format. Copy the corresponding php files for the formats you will be using into your child theme and again remove the if statements that are producing the category line.

Hello!

Viewing it in Chrome dev tools it looks like there’s a display: none on the .items class in style.css.

I’m not sure if that is the only issue but it may be a place to start. ??

Hello!

Here’s one way to add your custom page to your theme:

• First create a child theme
• Create a custom page template in your child theme and put your HTML code in it
• Copy header.php and footer.php from your parent theme into your child theme
• Put your stylesheet and javascript files in your child theme
• Link the stylesheet in header.php and your javascript in footer.php. (These php files will override the corresponding parent files.)
• Activate your child theme
• Create a new page in WordPress and set its template to your new custom page template

Ideally you would have your WordPress site running locally and perform all of the above steps locally before copying to the server. But you can do the same thing directly via FTP. You just run the risk of making a mistake and causing your site to crash. ??

Hope that helps! ??

Glad you figured out the issue with your theme not displaying!

Let me know if you have any questions!

Hello!

Remove categories line

Are you using categories at all? If you don’t want the category to display on the post aggregate page or the single post page, one option would be to simply uncheck the categories on each post and the “categories line” will be removed. Though if you need to maintain your post’s categories for some reason, let me know and I will see if I can help to remove that line in the code of your theme.

Remove tags and author info

First create a child theme. Then copy single.php from your parent theme into your child theme. Remove lines 34 and 42–44 in this new copy of single.php.

Related articles

On Longform’s demo site, it is showing large images and text for related articles so it looks like this style is intentional. You can use some custom CSS to make changes, but if you’d like to remove the related articles altogether, remove line 47 in single.php (in your child theme).

Hope that helps! Let me know if anything doesn’t make sense.

Hello!

When you go to Appearance > Customize you’ll see a button to add a logo. However it looks like you will need to buy the Pro version of the Girlie theme to have this functionality.

It looks like the SKT Themes site is having issues so you can’t see all the features with the Pro version. But here’s the direct link to buy the theme:

https://sites.fastspring.com/sktthemes/instant/girlie

Hope that helps! ??

I see. Try adding this after your code:

add_filter('woocommerce_product_additional_information_heading',

'change_heading');

function change_heading() {

    echo '<h2>Where to buy</h2>';

}