Laurie

Hi Wassim,

For posts that existed before you made your change under Discussion, you need to set the comments manually on each post/page edit page. Just uncheck the comments box.

For the favicon, it would depend on the theme, but you should be able to change the path to your desired favicon in your header.php.

hope that helps!

Hello!

In theme-js.php, you can change this code:

jQuery("#slider-posts").cycle({
			        fx:      "scrollHorz",
			        timeout:  0,
			        prev:    "#prev",
			        next:    "#next",
			        pager:   "#slider-nav",
					containerResize: 0
			    });

change timeout: 0, to timeout:4000,
or a multiple of 1000 (1000 = 1 second), and that will automate the slider.

Hope that helps!

Can you just add the footer image to the bottom of the background image, so you have one big image? Then, you can make the body background colour the same colour as the bottom of that footer image, so it will bleed seamlessly into that colour…

Floats. ??

You can float one div over to the left or right and then float the others up beside it. This should help.

@derek I emailed you login info to my test site last week. Did you receive it? Thanks!

Hi Paul,

This might be a dumb question, but have you followed the instructions? Do you have a category called “Featured”? (it doesn’t appear that you do: https://www.paulzeye.com/category/featured/ )
Do you have featured images on the posts that are in that category?
Those are the two important things in the instructions you posted that should get your images to work…

Hope that helps!

It would be a lot more helpful if you could post a link to your site, as it’s virtually impossible to guess what’s happening without seeing it.

A child theme relies on the parent theme for its code. if the parent theme is a commercial theme, then the best people to support that theme are the creators of that commercial theme.

If you had questions about a child theme of a free theme available in the repository, that would be more in line with what could be supported in this forum.

Hi Anita and Carter,

You cannot have two themes active on one site. If you wanted to have different themes, you could use a multisite install or have either the store or the info center on one domain, while the other is in another domain.

Another option would be to integrate the ecommerce aspect into the magazine style theme, or even to have different layouts built into one theme depending on the page.

Hope that helps!

Twitter also offers a widget you can add through a text widget and place it on your site. I find this more reliable as it comes from Twitter directly rather than using a plugin.

Then, you can use CSS to change the style of the feed to match your theme.

Hi Derek,

I’m not the OP, but I have a multisite install – with subdirectories, not subdomains – where I want to test all of the premium themes within a company. Each ‘site’ on the multisite will be a test site for each of the themes and each of the themes has a different OptionTree set of options.

What’s happened for me is that the theme that was active when I had to do a network activate of OptionTree, that’s the theme options I get no matter which theme I’m using, which doesn’t actually apply to any of the other themes…

If there’s anything I can do to make it not need to be network activated, or keep each ‘site’ unique, that would make things a lot easier…

Thanks!

Add this to your custom CSS or style.css file, depending on what the theme provides:
#header {height:475px;}

Hope that helps!

It would depend on the how the theme is coded, but it’s very likely you’d add this to header.php.

Add this to the bottom of your style.css or any custom CSS option the theme provides:

.single .hentry {
    overflow: auto;
}

Hope that helps!

Yes. Your content is in your database… changing the theme simply changes how that content is displayed on your site, not the content itself.

If you’re using a premium theme with specific content organizational features, you may need to set up your options to make it look the way you want, but the content won’t be lost, just presented differently…