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I was using a jQuery plugin to test whether the browser was capable of going fullscreen and to manage fullscreen requests and the browser leaving fullscreen. It had become out of date. I switched to using a newer javascript plugin to manage fullscreen (screenfull.js … https://github.com/sindresorhus/screenfull.js/).

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Mike

I’ll post here when I have released an updated theme.

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Mike

Hi

If you see the icon at the top left of an image in a post, the slideshow should launch when you click the image (and not the icon).

Let me know your operating system version and I will test it and those two browsers and let you know what I find out.

There may well be settings that restrict your ability to see the slideshow, that prevent the browser going fullscreen. You would have to research that on your side.

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Mike

Hi

The fullscreen slideshow is part of the theme.

Any images uploaded through a post (and are therefore attached to the post) will become part of a fullscreen slideshow for that post. Launch the slideshow by clicking on the images when you view the post. The fullscreen rollover icon and slideshow only work and are displayed on browsers that support fullscreen (any modern browser).

This is a great example and the theme was originally developed for Jim Mortram’s work:

http://smalltowninertia.co.uk

So …

1) create a new post
2) upload images to be displayed in that post whilst in the new post
3) view the post
4) click on the image to launch the fullscreen slideshow

Plus … make sure you upload large images to take advantage of the fullscreen slideshow. The image dimensions I recommend are:

Thumbnail 1200 x 300
[uncheck crop thumbnail]
Medium 2400 x 600
Large 4800 x 1200

These are also in the theme download readme.txt file.

Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.

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Mike

Hi

The search bar is shown if you don’t have any Widgets in the Footer. In your WordPress Admin site. Go to ‘Appearance’ then ‘Widgets’ and add a blank Text Widget to the Footer and the search bar will be removed from all pages.

It is not possible (without amending the theme code) to remove the search bar from the home page and have it show on other pages.

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Mike

Hi L1mike

The current version of the template (updated a month or so back) includes functionality for you to add a logo to the template from the WordPress admin site.

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Mike

Hi kmarionuofm

The J A Mortram theme uses WordPress’ default comment form. This includes the URL.

I don’t have any plans currently to remove it. If others request it here, I will consider it.

You can amend the comment for, and remove the URL field, by installing a plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-hide-comment-url/

[I have not tested this plugin], or by adding your own plugin:

http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/3200/removing-the-website-field-from-comments-and-replies

or by adding some code to your functions.php file in the theme template:

http://www.betterhostreview.com/remove-website-url-field-wordpress-comments-form.html

If you use this last method (amending your functions.php file, remember when you update the template, this will be lost unless you create a child theme).

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Mike

Super!