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What do you need help with?
Yes very easily by simply placing the slideshow’s short-code into the post’s content area.
I answered those questions in the other ticket.
Hello,
Yes, it’s possible to set the posts in the Masonry layout, as 4 columns. Simply enter the Posts tab in the page editor, choose the categories of the posts you’d like to display and select the content layout as Masonry.
Regarding the single post page, of course it’s possible to add a Posts widget which will display a list of the posts of your choice. However, it’s not displayed as a dropdown menu, but as a list.
Ikar hello,
There is an option of setting a gallery in the “Psifas” (Masonry) design, but unfortunately not in all the themes.
In Everest, for example, there isn’t the option.
Hello,
Try opening a new page with the content.
In addition try clicking Ctrl+F5 to the current page. See if this works..
If it doesn’t, send us access to your Control Panel so we could check what the issue is.
Theme Options > General > Google Analytics ID
Just embed your Google Analytics account ID. For example: UA-XXXXX-X
You can also install a plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress which has more options
The Problem:
I uploaded images to the gallery, but they are completely pixelette. Only when I click on the image do I see a big image. How do I solve this?
The Solution:
What you need to do is set the thunmbnail size to the relevant size in Settings > Media
You can use the following plugin to re-adjust the images:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
You can read more regarding the proccess in the following guide: https://support.pojo.me/docs/setting-thumbnails-in-wordpress-and-woocommerce/
The Problem:
How to embed a font icon in the theme?
The Solution:
Our themes support Font Awesome
You can use all the icons in the site:http://fontawesome.io/iconsJust choose an icon that you want and copy its code, for example:
<i class="fa fa-facebook-square"></i>
You can display the icons anywhere you want: Widget titles, buttons or in the content.
Note that Font Awesome has built-in options that allow you to do a couple of combinations, click this link to see more examples:
http://fontawesome.io/examples
Good Luck
What theme and WordPress version are you working on?
Below is a link to a guide explaining exactly how to upgrade the theme:
Check that your theme is in the latest version and that WordPress’s version is 4.1
It’s a bug that comes as a result in unadjusted versions.
If you are working with a Child Theme, then that’s great. Just enter the code into the Child Theme’s functions.php file and it should be ok.
Welcome!
By “widget title” do you mean in the WordPress widget area, or in in the Page Builder?
Either way WordPress has entered a filter blocking any HTML from being added to this field…..but if you want to disable it, you can just place the following code in your [functions.php] file:
remove_filter( 'widget_title', 'esc_html' );
P.S.
Our Page Builder system works according to the WordPress widget standards, so the code written above will apply to the widget area as well.
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