System questions on Virtue site

  • I have some system issues in my WP Virtue blog

    1.- Permalinks (other than plain), don’t work. This possibly is a server configurarion issue but I can’t find my way to fix it

    2.- Font-Awesome fail to load due to CORS policy. Modifying the .htaccess file in the server directory makes no difference. I don’t even know if .htaccess is ever used by the production site (but it is actually read in local xampp)

    <IfModule mod_headers.c>
    <FilesMatch “\.(ttf|ttc|ctf|eot|woff|woff2|font.css|css|js)$”>
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin “*”
    </FilesMatch>
    </IfModule>

    3.- I use a 10 slides for Fullwidth slider in frontpage. I wonder if works under a lazy loading policy or not.

    4.- Virtue seems to rely on LESS. Is there any plan to move to SASS?

    thanks

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  • Hey,
    I hope that I can help,

    1. Yes that would be server, themes don’t control that.

    2. Depends on your server. Best thing you can do is load all the resources from the same domain you are using.

    Meaning if you are doing to use a subdomain then it’s best that the database load all your scripts from that subdomain.

    If you want to mess with the headers then I suggest talking with your host so you get the correct setting for your server.

    3. It’s not lazy loaded. The images are set as the background for the slide. I would really suggest you not have 10 slides. Most web design suggestions would advise against that. Users don’t typically click through that many items.

    4. We’re in the process of creating Virtue 5 which will use SASS But you shouldn’t be editing those files anyway. If you need to override css through a child theme you should be doing that in a child theme where you can use whatever css. And that css should be added to override. Overriding the parent theme will lead to lost code with theme updates.

    Ben

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