Jeremy Clark

You use the Custom Header function of WordPress to replace the header image. There is a setting for header height and width under the Techozoic Settings page under the Header tab. Adjust the sizes to the exact size of your gif image then use the Custom Header.

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In the custom css field you could add this.

.sidebar ul ul{
margin-left: 5px;
}

This should line up the lists with the sidebar header.

Yes you can use a gif as long as you change the dimensions under the Header settings tab to exactly match the dimensions of the gif otherwise when the image editor is invoked it will strip all the animation out.

Thanks for the review, I’m always striving to improve. The menus have been fixed in the next version.

Just using the default settings I can’t replicate the problem. Have you checked in the plugins logs section it might give some clue. Would you be able to post a link to the site where it’s happening.

Sorry you weren’t able to get your child theme working. The styles were being overridden by the styles for all the options, the are output to the head of the theme. Every style there should have been able to be overridden simply by being more precise in the child theme. Adding body in front of the selectors should work for almost everything. There’s only a dew that would require more precise than that.

I’ll look into how to make it more child theme friendly though.

Yes I try to maintain compatibility with ie where possible. I ran theme the the same tests and while there were a few overly precise CSS selectors that can be adjusted, most had to be that precise. Quite a few had to deal with the menus which require that many selectors to support the dropdown on more than one level.

You probably wouldn’t see any noticeable difference if these were fixed unless your doing a lot with JavaScript on the page. I’ll review and fix what I can, thanks for the report.

Ok this solution should work for all the browsers.

#dropdown, .top-menu{
font-size: 0;
}

should be changed back to

#dropdown, .top-menu{
font-size: 12px;
}

then this added

.ribbon ul.top-menu > li, .square ul.top-menu > li, #dropdown > li{
margin-right: -3px;
}

1) In the style.css you’ll need to change this.

#dropdown, .top-menu{
font-size: 12px;
}

to

#dropdown, .top-menu{
font-size: 0;
}

2) Again in style.css you’ll need to change this.

.ribbon ul.top-menu > li.has_children, .square ul.top-menu > li.has_children, #dropdown > li.has_children {
background: url("images/top-submenu.gif") no-repeat scroll right center transparent;
    padding-right: 10px;
}

to this

.ribbon ul.top-menu > li.has_children, .square ul.top-menu > li.has_children, #dropdown > li.has_children {
background: none;
    padding-right: 0;
}

this will remove the hover arrow

.ribbon ul.top-menu > li.has_children:hover:after, .square ul.top-menu > li.has_children:hover:after, #dropdown > li.has_children:hover:after{
border: 0;

This error is now fixed in version 2.1.1 which is live in the repo now.

When implementing jetpack infinite scroll, I left out changing over the archive to use the new template part. Here is the contents of the new archive.php file: https://github.com/jeremyclark13/Techozoic-Fluid/blob/8ffbb68e926945bd391b3785debedd04bca65fb6/archive.php

I’ve also fixed another error. I’ve already submitted the new version to the repo and just awaiting approval.

There is really no easy way to apply the change to only new posts, it would have to be for all posts. I might look into different template options for single post pages in future versions of the theme.

Techozoic Fluid comes with a custom styles tab to enter code. A better solution would be to use the page-id selector since it seems that it’s just this one page that needs to be changed.

.page-id-28535 .widecolumn{
width: 100%;
}

If the Settings -> Privacy settings are set properly to allow search engines then yes they will be able to be crawled. As for if the will be crawled that depends. The most reliable way would be to create a sitemap using one of the many plugins and submit it to Google and others directly.

For some reason your host isn’t able to resolve the address www.ads-software.com and can’t connect to download the files. You’ll have to update manually, you can follow these directions: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Updating_WordPress#Manual_Update