Balint Toth

Hello!

Just for a little bit of clarification, do you need help with the free or the pro version of the theme? And also, could You please share a link to Your site so I could take a look?

Thank You!

Cheers,
Balint

Oh, sorry, I did not paste the additional code 🙁 My bad.

#content article {
    margin-top: 0;
}

Hello!

The template contains a div called bio-avatar (screenshot here) which is currently empty on your site, but takes up place.

In order to hide that div, please apply this custom CSS code:

.bio-avatar {
    display: none;
}

The best practice is to put this code in some custom css plugin, instead of editing any of the template’s files directly. If you need any help applying this code, just let me know.

Cheers,
Balint

Hello!

It looks like that there are more and more issues with the All In One Favicon plugin, I have seen many people asking for help about this. Most likely, the issue is that the plugin is not actively maintained now (the last update was at 2013-2-21), and becaue WordPress is constantly changing and evolving, it is meant to happen sooner or later.

If You have Jetpack installed on Your sites, there is a new functionality there which helps to use your custom favicon on your site, and it is pretty easy to set it up, however it is a little bit hidden. So here is what you need to do (I am not going to go through the Jetpack setup process, but if anyone needs any help setting it up, just let me know):
In the dashboard, go to Jetpack->Settings (there are screenshots if you click on the links)
Scroll down until you find the Site Icon row (in blue rectangle on the next screenshot), and click on Activate, which appears when you pull your mouse over the row.
Now go to Settings->General, and on the bottom of the page you will see the Site Icon section, where you can upload your favicon image by clicking the Add a Site Icon button

Hello!

I have made a little bit of digging (okay, to be honest, a bit more than that). First of all, I think the documentation article is a little bit misleading, or at least for me it is, because in my understanding, You should type into the Link Text field the name of the site (facebook, google plus, etc) from the unordered list.

However, upon checking the PHP code, it turns out, the script is checking the URL to match it with the proper social profile links. Here is what it is searching for:

$supported_icons = apply_filters( 'make_supported_social_icons', array(
		'angel.co'           => 'fa-angellist',
		'app.net'            => 'fa-adn',
		'behance.net'        => 'fa-behance',
		'bitbucket.org'      => 'fa-bitbucket',
		'codepen.io'         => 'fa-codepen',
		'delicious.com'      => 'fa-delicious',
		'deviantart.com'     => 'fa-deviantart',
		'digg.com'           => 'fa-digg',
		'dribbble.com'       => 'fa-dribbble',
		'facebook.com'       => 'fa-facebook',
		'flickr.com'         => 'fa-flickr',
		'foursquare.com'     => 'fa-foursquare',
		'github.com'         => 'fa-github',
		'gittip.com'         => 'fa-gittip',
		'plus.google.com'    => 'fa-google-plus-square',
		'instagram.com'      => 'fa-instagram',
		'jsfiddle.net'       => 'fa-jsfiddle',
		'last.fm'            => 'fa-lastfm',
		'linkedin.com'       => 'fa-linkedin',
		'pinterest.com'      => 'fa-pinterest',
		'qzone.qq.com'       => 'fa-qq',
		'reddit.com'         => 'fa-reddit',
		'renren.com'         => 'fa-renren',
		'slideshare.net'     => 'fa-slideshare',
		'soundcloud.com'     => 'fa-soundcloud',
		'spotify.com'        => 'fa-spotify',
		'stackexchange.com'  => 'fa-stack-exchange',
		'stackoverflow.com'  => 'fa-stack-overflow',
		'steamcommunity.com' => 'fa-steam',
		'stumbleupon.com'    => 'fa-stumbleupon',
		't.qq.com'           => 'fa-tencent-weibo',
		'trello.com'         => 'fa-trello',
		'tumblr.com'         => 'fa-tumblr',
		'twitch.tv'          => 'fa-twitch',
		'twitter.com'        => 'fa-twitter',
		'vimeo.com'          => 'fa-vimeo-square',
		'vine.co'            => 'fa-vine',
		'vk.com'             => 'fa-vk',
		'weibo.com'          => 'fa-weibo',
		'weixin.qq.com'      => 'fa-weixin',
		'wordpress.com'      => 'fa-wordpress',
		'xing.com'           => 'fa-xing',
		'yahoo.com'          => 'fa-yahoo',
		'yelp.com'           => 'fa-yelp',
		'youtube.com'        => 'fa-youtube',

which is in the file wp-content/themes/make/inc/template-tags.php from line number 354.

The reason Your google plus link is not recognised, because it is not the ‘usual’ plus.google.com link.

I have managed to add in the email icon by a little bit of hacking, but I have to state, THIS IS NOT THE PROPER WAY of doing this. I have edited the mentioned template-tags.php file directly, and added a new row, which adds an email icon whenever there is a mailto: in the link, and it looks like this (only the last couple of rows):

'yahoo.com'          => 'fa-yahoo',
		'yelp.com'           => 'fa-yelp',
		'youtube.com'        => 'fa-youtube',
		'mailto:'	     => 'fa-envelope-o'
	) );

Please note, that this is not the proper way, because this way if you update Your theme, this change will be overwritten.
The proper way to do this is by adding a child theme and doing the modifications there, but that is a bit longer process. It is late night right now where I live, please give me a day and I will provide You with the exact steps needed to solve this properly.

Cheers,
Balint

Hello!

Could You please share a link to Your site so we could take a look, and probably provide a solution, specifically for Your site?

Cheers,
Balint

Hello!

Yes, this can be very easily achieved by applying a little bit of custom css.

Here is the code You need:

.home .header-hgroup {
    display: none;
}

If you have Jetpack installed, paste this code to Appearance->Edit CSS, or You could use the Simple Custom CSS plugin and paste in the code to ‘Appearance->Custom CSS’.

Please let me know if You need any help implementing this.

Greetings,
Balint