What did i wrong? Or I misunderstood how it works?
]]>This is such a nice and useful plugin. Great work!
I’ve been wondering, is it possible to insert svg (vector) hamburger menu icon in header, and close (x) icon in mobile panel?
This poses an issue for SVG files without the <xml>
tag in them.
SVG is actually XML, and WordPress now requires us to have a line such as <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
in our SVG file when opened in a code editor. Some graphic software does remove this when saving/exporting our SVG.
So, if you receive an upload error “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.”, you simply need to open your SVG file in a code editor like sublime text and add the xml tag mentioned above to the first line and save. Then try uploading again.
I will be looking into some way to avoid this issue if I can implement it into my plugin, but for the time being, this is the solution it seems.
Thanks for your support and patience!
]]>It works perfectly with Safe SVG on WordPress if I ONLY use vectors to build up the SVG in Illustrator. In another hand, raster images linked to the SVG become invalid after it’s uploaded in WordPress.
I have gone through the following steps:
1) Replacing relative image URI to absolute URI in SVG;
2) Checking the SVG with the user agent(browser) to make sure it can be working fine while it’s online(by saying that, the URIs have been replaced), and it works fine before uploaded to WordPress.
Might anyone know the reason causing this? Any suggestion/solution will be appreciated in advance.
]]>Also, by using the HTML5 version of our Customizer you will also be able to use SSL (https://), another big request from our user base.
Lastly, with the HTML5 version you will be 100% compatible with responsive mobile web with a new Portrait mode that switches the navigation to more of a “instagram” style navigation with the product above the UI controls, rather than the traditional landscape view with a side-by-side layout. This will automatically detect and work in either orientation depending on screen size and whether the phone is being held sideways in landscape orientation mode or upright in portrait orientation mode (more common).
We have many more updates planned for Q3 and Q4 of 2017 so check our website for more updates.
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to visit our website where you’ll find forums for more information and support, licensing and pricing for our app usage, and a free quote form for custom jobs.
Thanks,
– Sean
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