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Hi sorry I’m not sure this theme is compatible with that kind of layout. It wasn’t really built for that and is very dependent on bootstrap and the 1200px layout, and would probably require lots of css to make it look ok. Don’t want to say too much about your approach, I tried it myself a bit but didn’t really get it to work.

That’s weird. I actually use the code above on a site and it works. Are you using a plugin for the excerpts or the “normal” WordPress ones from inside your posts? Just try and disable all your plugins for a quick sec and see if that changes anything.

Nope WordPress pretty much removes all links and html from the excerpts it extracts from posts. In custom excerpts links work though if you add them with html.

Hi I had a look and the read more buttons issue seems to be the common wordpress problem when having “excerpt snippets” set for posts. I think adding the following code to your child themes functions.php should fix it.

function my_excerpt_fix ( $excerpt ) {
    if ( has_excerpt() && ! is_attachment() ) {
        return $excerpt . satisfy_excerpt_more( null );
    }
    return $excerpt;
}
add_filter( 'get_the_excerpt', 'my_excerpt_fix' );

About the cropped images on front page that can’t really be changed (for the moment). Your alternative here is to set the option “Featured images in blog loops” to “full” and they won’t be cropped but have bigger size though.

What links do you mean are not displaying? Could you give an example?

Hi glad you like the theme! Are you using jetpacks related posts? Then adding this css should do it

#jp-relatedposts h3.jp-relatedposts-headline{
    width: 100%;
}

Correct

Add the whole function “satisfy_prepare_banner” there. Satisfy checks if that functions already exists and then uses it.

Hi thanks for your input. That’s actually a problem so I’ll see how this can be addressed in the next update. You could try the following css for now and see how that does it.

#site-hero .cover-img{
    background-color: black;
    background-size: auto 100%;
}

Or background-size:contain;

It looks quite nice actually so I’ll consider adding it! But let’s leave this thread open if someone comes up with a neat solution or tip for a plugin.

Great no problems!

A tip is to make a child theme and replace the function satisfy_prepare_banner with your new edited function there, or you’ll have to add the fix for every new theme update. But I’ll leave it at that.

Nope you added it at the wrong place, maybe our code editors are different ?? And I also accidentally gave you the wrong quotes sorry. It should look like below:

if ( $img_arr ) {
  $banner['url'] = $img_arr[0];
  $banner['slogan'] = get_secondary_title(); // <- this line is what you add
  // other stuff below

Well I think I know what the problem is now. Satisfy “escapes” the title before it’s printed out so you can’t have html tags with Secondary Title, which could be why nothing gets printed out.

So for the moment the only way to make it look like you want is to actually set auto show to off again and edit a theme file. Just below line 220 in functions.php add $banner[‘slogan’] = get_secondary_title(); and it should probably work, however only on the pages you have a “big header image” on.

No it was just as a question sorry, auto show should be set to on.. bad idea to start editing theme files.

What do you mean with templates, themes? Does it work if you switch to another theme? If not it’s probably one of your plugins that’s the problem. Try and disable all your plugins for a sec and see if it starts working. Btw if you give me a link to one of your pages where it’s not working I can have a look.

Hi it seems to work for me. Where does it not show up? Have you set “Auto show” to off in the plugin? Maybe you don’t want to do this but you could try and reset Secondary Titles settings and see if that changes anything.

Hi thanks for noticing! That’s not so good so there will be a fix to this in the next update. Until then you can add the css below to your site. It’s not perfect but makes it look a little better until the fix comes.

.admin-bar #site-header{
  top: 32px;
}

I just had a request from someone else who also wanted this. So for everyone’s information there will be an option for sidebar borders in the next update. However an update for the theme was just released so it could take a while, but until then the css above can be used (just copy and paste it into the “Additional CSS” section in customizer and change #e8e8e8 to whatever border color you want). It will be overridden in the next update ??