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  • #14039

    Hello,

    I’ve just started to work on positioning my site, and I have a question about google webmaster verification code meaning where should I place it ? I’ve read on some forums that in the “root” but I don’t know what is that root. Other said that this code should be placed between <head> </head> but after updating theme that code will be lost. Maybe I should put for example header part php into my child theme so it wont be overwritten ?

    Cheers
    Piotr

    In forum: Virtue Theme
    #14028

    Use a child theme: https://www.kadencewp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/virtue_premium_child.zip

    add a folder called templates and copy content-singleportfolio.php file from the parent into the child.

    Where do you want the categories to show?

    Ben

    In forum: Virtue Theme
    #14024

    You can add breadcrumbs to the portfolio post which will show one of the categories. (theme options > breadcrumbs). But thats it for built in ways. If you want you can add it to the page content or values.

    Else you would need to use a child theme and add a line of code to the content-singleportfolio.php file.

    Ben

    #13909

    You can also use this css by adding to your custom css box in the theme options:

    #filters li:first-child {
    display: none;
    }

    Ben

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: rev slider in blogpage

    #13899

    Yeah this isn’t a built in option, the simple option would be to create a child theme, copy page-blog.php and put it in your child theme, then add your revslider shortcode to the page template.

    Ben

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: Help with Breadcrumbs

    #13898

    Hey Timothy,
    Most breadcrumbs don’t work this way because the only way to make it possible where the breadcrumbs react to users browsing history is with cookies and thats not very reliable anyway. It’s also very complex. I don’t think there is a plugin out there that is doing it and if there was I wouldn’t really recommend.

    My best option I can think of is to create a function that looks for a possible second path for the product and shows both. I can’t really thing of a great way of doing this without using a child theme and overriding the single-product.php file along with adding a custom breadcrumbs function. In the end you would have two paths to your product regardless of how the user got there.

    Ben

    In forum: Virtue Theme
    #13858

    That is a great plugin for many errors. I know why there was all these mess with the carousel, in my child theme I haven’t changed the version of a parent theme in my style.css file. After I did it everything works fine.

    Thank you Hannah :)))))

    #13532

    Hey,
    You would edit the code depending on where you want to change. So if you are using the image menu created in the theme options and not the widget then you can change in the template file: templates/home/image-menu.php

    You can’t change the shortcode output in a child theme without some function knowledge. Since it’s a function and not a template. You would have to remove the parent theme function then recreate it in a child theme:
    So this function would remove it:
    remove_shortcode('img_menu');

    This would add it back as long as you created the function called “mycustom_image_menu_shortcode_function”
    add_shortcode('img_menu', 'mycustom_image_menu_shortcode_function');

    Ben

    #13513

    I have tried for days now to figure out how to better size my product images and the layout in my shop.

    1) Please see the kadence slider on my homepage, http://www.africatrademakers.com how do I get the pictures to properly size to fit the slider proportionally. I have read other similar posts on here and tried the solutions given but I see no changes when i edit the px on both the image itself or on the slider height and width.

    Also please see shop page, why are my size 10 and size 11 products positioned on the bottom with the space you see here

    I am a complete novice at this and have learnt everything from reading posts here. Please help me with clear layman instructions on how to fix my images and layout. I am using premium with a child theme. I had to learn how to use the child theme from scratch too so i am not 100% sure if i did it all right

    Please help me! I am willing to even pay someone to make my site look like a normal one…if I can afford it though, so far I haven’t been able to and that is why i started on my own like this and have been struggling ever since.

    Thanks much

    #13501

    I’m using a child theme – where do I have to edit the code?

    And is it possible to change the headings in this image menu?
    [img_menu link=www.example.com columns=2 title="Title Example" description="Description example" height=200 image=www.example/image.jpg]

    Best regards, Martin

    In forum: Virtue Theme
    #13456

    You would need to edit the code. I suggest using a child theme. Are you wanting this to just effect the home page? Where are you wanting the featured image? Below the title or the meta?

    Ben

    #13411

    Hi:

    Chinese fonts is OK, thank you.

    by the way:

    Child-themes to be there to download?

    #13407

    Child-themes to be there to download?

    #13400

    So there isn’t really an easy way to do this. You would be better off just using a child theme and overriding the theme options with your font. For example. Using css to import the font file then using css to force that font to take effect.

    So for example the h1 tag. You can add this css to override the theme options:

    h1 {font-family: “Microsoft JhengHei”, “Microsoft YaHei” !important;}

    Ben

    In forum: Virtue Theme
    #13393

    So in the child theme copy the file: templates/page-header.php and put in the child theme.

    Add this inbetween line 9 and 10:

    else if(is_tag()) { echo '<p class="subtitle">'.__(tag_description()).' </p>';}

    Ben

    In forum: Virtue Theme
    #13366

    Yes do this in a child theme.

    To fully answer you question where are you wanting this description to show? like on what page and where on that page?

    Ben

    #13363

    1. I would use the duplicator plugin for a backup. it’s free and easy to use. https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/
    2. No you shouldn’t lose anything you’ve changed. The only things that are replaced is the theme files. Everything else, (pages, theme options, posts etc) are all saved in the database.
    3. If you have no intention of editing theme files then you don’t need a child theme and I don’t recommend it.

    Ben

    #13360

    Hi Ben,
    Searched for tag description and found one post (By Sven) indicating that if you want to show tag descriptions one should make a ‘tag.php’ file. My question: what exact lines are necessary in that file and where do I put the file. Last question: I imagine I would better be off doing this in a child theme, right?

    Thx man,
    Charles

    #13354

    First of all, thanks for creating this easy-to-work-with theme! I’ve made a pretty good looking website (in my opinion) in 1 day, and I’m new to WordPress.

    I currently have version 2.4.8 installed. But there is an update to version 2.4.9.

    However, I made a complete website already, and I don’t want to risk losing it. The website is quite easy though. The main page contains a slider, carousel, etc. (made with page builder). And the only other 2 pages are with blog posts. But with many images, and I changed quite a few settings using the dashboard.

    1) Is there a way to make an entire back-up of the complete website? Does this mean copying the entire folder containing the website, and making a back-up of the database?

    It also says; Please Note: “Any customizations you have made to theme files will be lost. Please consider using child themes for modifications.”

    2) When is something a customization? When I am going to change CSS files, or when I make page lay-outs with page builder?
    I didn’t make any changes to CSS files or any other files of the website, but I just used the options in the theme. Do I have a risk of losing some of the things I made on the website?

    3) Can you recommend using a child theme? I’ve already made an entire website. Can I make a child theme using the current website?

    Thanks for the help

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: Testimonial set up

    #13343

    Is that located in the virtue toolkit? I tried to activate and got an error message. I don’t know if it makes a difference, but I am using the child theme.

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare portfolio_post_init() (previously declared in /data/21/2/86/144/2575144/user/2823361/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/themes/virtue_premium/lib/post-types.php:6) in /data/21/2/86/144/2575144/user/2823361/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/virtue-toolkit/post-types.php on line 58

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