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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Adding floating ads and pop upDid you check the html source of your site when you view a page to see if the javascript you are using is being output in the correct place in your code? (according to whatever instructions you are using for placing the floating ads code).
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Adding floating ads and pop upThe body and head tags can be found in render.php.
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Love it!Glad you are enjoying the theme.
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Adding footer widgetThe support I provide to my (now up to 3600) paid members works, no might about it. You’re an experienced professional front end developer (and obviously very good at your job too) so I’m sure you also know how to charge for the details. 😉
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Adding footer widgetI offer free basic advice with the free theme here. If you decide you need more assistance and choose to become a heatmaptheme member, post a message on the heatmap helpdesk and I’ll point you in the right direction to get those social icons on the bottom.
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Adding footer widgetHi Rachel,
Nice job on the site so far. Well done.
For the widget area do you mean something like I’ve done just above the footer of this site I created? http://drawpj.com/
You can see I’ve added an extra widget area above the footer and included 3 widgets across the bottom.Thats done with a simple plugin I’ve got in our members area, appropriately styled with a touch of css.
If you want to do it by yourself then you are going to have to get into php. There’s plenty of tutes how to add a widget are to a theme such as…
http://www.wpreads.com/2013/03/creating-custom-widget-area-in-wordpress-theme.htmlYou will have place the dynamic_sidebar(‘Sidebar Widgets’) part into a function though, and hook it into the footer of the theme to make it appear. If you examine the theme template files you’ll see how all the major elements hooked in with functions.
If you are referring to the native wordpress search widget then you’ll have to change wordpress into your language
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_LanguageIf you are referring to search results page then just search for ‘search’ in /inc/theme-tags.php
or better still translate the theme files using codestyling localisation plugin
http://wordpress.org/plugins/codestyling-localization/Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] help with custom Post/pageYes I saw the link and these kinds of things can be done with custom menus and css styling.
There’s easy buttons in the pro version which just switch the date and the author off, but if you want to manually remove it just look through the theme templates (index.php, single.php etc) for
add_action('heatmapthemead_blog_posts_hook', 'heatmapthemead_article_meta');
and remove it.The leave a comment text can be found in comments.php,
and in /inc/theme-tags.php
in function heatmapthemead_posted_on()If you are changing it for translation then you should probably do that using the codestyling localisation plugin available on the plugins directory rather than editing it directly.
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] how to change width of columnsFor anyone interested in this thread…
Please note that the solution above only works for desktops.
In order for it to work as the device narrows further css tweaks are required.
I have posted a mod for this in the HeatMap AdAptive Pro members forum, which can be easily applied using the CSS override feature thats included with HeatMap Adaptive Pro version.
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] some plugins dont work for mobile devicesSince this isnt actually an issue related to the theme itself I’m closing it as resolved, however you can still add to the thread.
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] some plugins dont work for mobile devicesIf you want to make grid columns plugin responsive then you need to add a media query to its css to make it collapse to single column when the device is narrow.
http://www.designmite.com/really-easy-responsive-columns-in-wordpress/
That may be part of the issue, but I note you’ve made some changes to the theme column widths too, and that may break the way the theme responds unless you modified it and tested it carefully.
If you are taking on clients to do this kind of work you’ll probably be wise to invest some time with css, in particular media queries so you can approach this kind of job with confidence and be able to debug it.
The plugins may be working but because you are having css problems then you might not be able to see them working on the screen because things are getting pushed off the screen.
If it were me doing your job and I was having trouble getting things to work then I’d just roll back the project to the state where it was working and then add one element at a time back in to see whats breaking…then take it from there.
oh..btw..
I just built a new project myself using heatmap adaptive pro, grid columns plugin and the tip at the link above for the home page and it works great.
http://drawpj.com/
See how the columns collapse when the device/window narrows.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Top and right widgets are pulling left.lesliejen2win,
You haven’t got back to me so I’ll mark this thread as resolved.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] How To customise Feature ImageYou appear to be now using twenty thirteen instead so I’ve marked this thread as resolved.
Just for your general information though…
Featured image sizes are set at image upload time.So if you want a smaller image you need to change the size in Settings > Media and use regenerate thumbnails plugin by viperbond007 to resize any existing images (or just upload new ones).
Theres a switch in the Pro version of the theme to float the images left like on my demo site http://creativitypro.com.
If you wanted to do it manually by adding a float:left; if you look in the css for the styles related to featured image. Probably a margin-right: 15px would be useful too.
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In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Top and right widgets are pulling left.You seem to be using text-widgets for your ads.
Use the HeatMap AdAptive Ad widget instead.
That will stop the orange backgrounds appearing on your ads.The Secondary Sidebar is designed for 300px wide ads so I suggest you use those there. The 300 x 600 skyscraper will probably work best if you want the ad to right down the right side. It will fall back to a 160 x 600 if there are no large 300 x 600 ads available from adsense.
If you still need to align your ads after these suggestions then please make sure you’ve switched to using the heatmap adaptive ad widgets first and then I can take another look.