Annekee

Thanks, but I didn’t mean the quote sign, but the triangle that hangs below the square speech bubble (speech balloon) in the slider (design 3 + 4).

Thank you Kadence for taking the time to explain how aq_resize works and why it is implemented. But let’s say I am a ‘tidy’ designer. I like the on the fly created images because, indeed, it’s much faster.

I am not a photographer, in which case it would be evident to use retina images.

That ‘you only create the images you need’ is not entirely true in all cases. A bit hard to explain because I narrowed the the theme’s width and adapted the sizes of the cols and needed images sizes. But say the largest myimage.jpg I need for a (beside) post (not slider and not full width) is 720 x 720 px. If I upload this size as a Featured Image, it still also creates myimage-720×720.jpg. So that’s double.

Also, when an end user fiddles with the numbers of columns – and in Virtue that is so easy (and I love this) – lots and lots of extra images are created and could potentially double the weight of the uploads folder.

Simple Image Sizes would be a solution, but if you have a website with lots of images, not really. Then it would be much easier to use FTP. That’s great if you are a designer and know your way around, but not for end users.

A solution would be to somehow streamline the images sizes with the wp thumbnails, medium and large images, and the original. For instance a 5 column thumbnail could use the same size as the 4 column thumbnail.

I must say I fell in love with the Virtue theme options and above all how easy it is to implement a child theme flawlessly!

Again, thank you for your time Kadence.

Excellent, as usual, thanks K.!

Thank you for tesponding Kevin. Alas, I’m developing the website locally.

The function virtue_wp_pagenav() is in /virtue/lib/custom.php

function virtue_wp_pagenav() {

  global $wp_query, $wp_rewrite;
  $pages = '';
  $big = 999999999; // need an unlikely integer
  $max = $wp_query->max_num_pages;
  if (!$current = get_query_var('paged')) $current = 1;
  $args['base'] = str_replace($big, '%#%', esc_url( get_pagenum_link( $big ) ) );
  $args['total'] = $max;
  $args['current'] = $current;
  $args['add_args'] = false;

  $total = 1;
  $args['mid_size'] = 3;
  $args['end_size'] = 1;
  $args['prev_text'] = '¬´';
  $args['next_text'] = '»';

  if ($max > 1) echo '<div class="wp-pagenavi">';
  if ($total == 1 && $max > 1)
    echo paginate_links($args);
  if ($max > 1) echo '</div>';
}

I’m sorry Kadence, I’m developing it locally. I tried again to locate the triangles themselves (in the button, .mfp-arrow, in .js etcetera), but to no avail. I already replaced the slider arrows without problems, so I’m not a noob. But these triangles in the lightbox… are they images? Are they css content?