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Apparently not. I found a better solution. Swithing theme.

Oops.

this works ??

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Thanks for your reply. We′ll make sure to update as soon as it is available.

by the way, i discovered a minor “bug” when importing the setting as described in the tutorial.

The premium theme has one extra default widget-area, and the result of this is that the posisiton of all registered widgets from the free theme are swapped. The primary widgets remains the same, but some others and all footer widgets are moved one area left from where they where. (if I remember correctly)

It might be worth taking a look at in future versions so that one doesn′t have to drag and drop all the widgets to their right position after upgrading.

Great, thanks!

One absolutely last question :p

I′ve upgraded the theme – and its awesome, but i can′t seem to wrap my head around finding a way to have a shopping cart in the topbar which only displays when something is in it.

The topbar shopping cart in the theme options is always displayed, and visually it isn′t really compatible with the rest of our site – so that out!

I then tried to changing the search area to a widget area and added the woocommerce shopping cart widget, and checked the box for hiding it when empty. That didn’t do the trick either. I played around with various settings to make this work properly, but I am now officially at a loss.

My final solution was adding a static small cart-icon instead, but that too is a workaround that I′m not really all that happy with.

Some assistance would be much appreciated.

Great!

One last thing though. Will i lose my settings (theme options) upon upgrade?

Allright, thanks for your reply.

I′m really considering buying the premium theme, but a couple of questions first.

Is the premium theme limited to just one site, or may I used it on more websites?

And how the #$&%//#$% do I translate the woocommerce breadcrumbs? :p

Anyway, thanks for a great theme!

I can select a what where?

In “appearance –> menus” you should add a link to your menu instead of adding a page, and then just rename the “parent-link” to whatever name you want displayed on your page (About).

So to clearify: add two identical links to your menu, give them different names (labels), and make one of them parent.

The settings in “Theme options –> Topbar settings –> Topbar icon menu” are sitewide.

I recommend using mqtranslate.

My best guess is that you go to “Pages” in your admin-panel, and then check the “mark all” box at the top of the page before choosing Edit in mass actions.

Uncheck the comment box, and press save.

Even thoug comments have been disabled in settings, pages that were already created will not be affected by changing that setting.

Propably relates to the unfiltered_html rights.

It stays that way until the page reloads.

I managed to reproduce it on this page: link

At least while using chrome you should see that the font-size changes upon page-reload.

I made it work fine by adding some css to my child-themes stylesheet:

/*override bad sizes*/
p {
		font-size: 14px !important;
}