Uwhoosh

Did troubleshoot my email server and it is fine. Will have to use another contact form plugin – that’s a shame, I really like cf7.

Same here.
My current workaround is to disable Guterberg, Reply to comments, then enable.
I really like this plugin, so hopefully this is something that’s fixed soon.

@brucestrom
Yes, it will work on your localhost. Get your API keys, install, and you’ll be ready to develop your site.
And no, the code is not IP dependent. If you move your site via FTP, it should work.
Amazon does recommend that you use a https cert, so you may need to figure out how to set that up on your localhost for easy migration to your host server.
Hope that helps.

Link to your site?
BTW, Yoast XML has a lot of bugs…

@styledThemes

Sorry, I actually found the code calling the font in my CSS last night (after a couple of hours of searching) and deleted it. That solved the issue.

Thanks.

Yeah, wish I had an older version of this plugin, version 1.4 was working with WP 4.22…

Hoping the plugin author will jump on this tread with a fix.

@vladff
True, we all have tunnel vision and look at the world through our sites.
And it’s impossible to build a theme that fulfills everyone expectations. You always have to shoot for the middle ground.
Having said that there are sites that receive a lot of mobile traffic (I have one that 50% of the traffic is viewed on devices that are max width 640px) and may want a CTA button to convert some of that traffic.

And some general feedback, responsiveness of this theme is probably the one area that I feel needs most attention in an otherwise great theme…

Seems fine on my browser.
Having said that…there is a .site-title class in your CSS (line 927 of style.css), you can add font-size: 20px to that class and it should work ( change 20px to whatever you want).

A suggestion, Mozilla + firebug is what you need to troubleshoot/customize the design of your site.

And I hope you are using a child theme.

I ran into a similar issue a while back and was directed to a very helpful free moesia theme font extension by the author of the theme:
https://athemes.com/moesia-extensions/

You’ll have access to over 650 different fonts…any font on google fonts is available using the extension.

Let me know if that helps.

@marcthegator, @jarle84

A child theme is basically a “copy” of the theme. It is not recommended that you make changes to the theme because if you upgrade the theme you will lose your changes.
This is a great resource to learn more about child themes https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

A google search may provide less technical explanation…

@jarle, please link to your site.

Can’t seem to replicate the issue…

Thx

Thanks y’ll

@mike I can probably achieve this by editing the plugin php code. Any pointers on which file I need to edit?

Thanks.

Share a link to ypur site.
The container for the logo is pretty small, so this shouldn’t be an issue. You probably just need to install the latest version of the theme.

Having said that, this should work on the latest version of the theme (1.24).

@media (max-width: 767px) {
.site-logo{
	display: none;
	}
}

And you can change the max-width to the highest px value that you start to have the issue.

Hope that helps…

You also have to install this XML file https://athemes.com/download/settingsv10.xml

As vladiff pointed out, read the documentation (there is also a video) and it should be pretty easy to get the theme working.

Hope that helps.

@vladff
Great, installed the plugin and played with it for a little while. Simply wonderful.

For anyone else who wants to extend your font choice or over 650, download the plugin and just follow the instructions on the video and you’ll be fine. Not all fonts are hosted on Google fonts, but with over 600 fonts you are bound to find something that you like.

Thanks vladff for this wonderful theme and the support you provide.