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  • Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    The update to v1.3.10 did not help in my case. I will post the issue to github.

    I figured that I could include an additional text area field to the custom post type, which I created, which would work. But I think it would still make sense to fixt the issue so that the post content can be used in the ECS. Thanks!

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by vsolanic.
    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi Nick,

    many thanks for having looked at it. I still have not succeeded to make the translation working. The plugin Loco Translate nevertheless seems to work with other plugins. Is there perhaps a way to translate the forms ‘manually’?

    Thank you!

    vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi Joe,

    I do not know what went wrong, but now I am also getting also more results. There are some issues with the downloaded file, but I can manage.

    Many thanks for your help!

    Best,

    Vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi Joe,

    many thanks for a quick reply. Unfortunately, the API did not really work. When I put the following command: http://skmbrussels.be/?my-calendar-api=csv&from=2015-01-01&to=2017-06-30, I get the following output. So basically I get only one single event although there are plenty since 2015. Any idea what I am doing wrong?

    One more question, I am using Slovak language in the events’ titles. I noticed that the title of the one event that got downloaded does not retain the proper formatting of special characters. Is there a way to ensure that the downloaded text is properly formatted?

    Thank you once again for your help!

    Best regards,

    Vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    indeed – I managed to get the translations working. As I was mentioning previously, I used Loco Translate plugin. I am not really sure what exactly did the trick, but in the current configuration, I let Loco Translate to save the translation files (i.e. photonic-sk_SK.mo and photonic-sk_SK.po) not in the plugin folder (i.e. wp-content/plugins/photonic/languages), but instead I have it now saved in wp-content/languages/plugins. Again, I am not sure if this is what made the difference, but it works now.

    Once again, thank you for your willingness to help!

    Best regards,

    Vladimir

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by vsolanic.
    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Thank you to both for your reactions. Here is a screenshot from http://www.skmbrussels.be/fotogaleria where I display all albums from a relevant Google Photos account.

    You can see that underneath the album name, there is a tag with the number of photos. I would like to translate the word ‘photos’ into Slovak language, which is the language of the website. As I explained in my original contribution, right now I have two translation files photonic-sk_SK.po and photonic-sk_SK.mo located in the following folder:photonic/languages. I thought it would be sufficient to place those two files in there and that the translation would load. But this is not happening.

    Vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    many thanks for your promptness. This indeed also does the trick. I wanted though in fact to keep the background white and change the color of the hamburger and ‘X’ icons from white to black or any other color. Is there an easy way to do it?

    Thank you!

    Vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hello,

    thank you very much for a suggestion and sorry for a belated reaction from my side. It seems that the issue was not the uncropped images. I indeed had tried to re-crop all the images even before your suggestion. But it had not worked. I tried it again and the result is the same. But that did not do the trick.

    The ‘issue’ was in the ‘content-featured.php’:

    //Let's determine which image size would be the best for the current user layout
    $map = array(
          'col-1c'  => null,// when no argument is passed to hu_the_post_thumbnail(), it will fallback on the original size
          'col-2cl' => null,// when no argument is passed to hu_the_post_thumbnail(), it will fallback on the original size
          'col-2cr' => null,// when no argument is passed to hu_the_post_thumbnail(), it will fallback on the original size
          'col-3cm' => 'thumb-large',
          'col-3cl' => 'thumb-large',
          'col-3cr' => 'thumb-large'
    );
    $sb_layout = hu_get_layout_class();
    $featured_img_size = array_key_exists( $sb_layout, $map ) ? $map[ $sb_layout ] : null;

    I am using a 2 column layout so based on the code above, the $featured_img_size was apparently not being set to ‘thumb-large’ but ‘null’. Perhaps something to reflect upon – whether this way of determining the thumbnail size on the slider is ideal.

    Once again thank you for your help!

    Best regards,

    Vladimir

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by vsolanic.
    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    so I did some testing and tweaking and I am almost there.

    I managed to bring back the slider on the front page (although it is a static page). It required some update of the hu_scripts loading in the child theme functions.php. The only thing I that does not fully work is cropping of the featured slider images. I noticed that not all of them are in the standardized sizes and for some reason they are not cropped. This is how the latest 3.3.13 version of the Hueman theme displays it and here it is with the old 3.3.10 version. I can of course always crop the files manually but I wonder if there is any solution to ensure that the images are cropped also within the theme. I would prefer this solution just in case that should I for example change a theme it would be good to have images in original sizes if a potentially new theme uses different standardized sizes.

    Currently I am running the older version of Hueman on my website http://www.skmbrussels.be.

    Thank you for any tips!

    Vladimir

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by vsolanic.
    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    thank you for bearing with me. Perhaps I should explain what I actually want. In fact I want two things:

    I was trying to have it nicely formatted. I thought that it would be easiest to have them formatted in the same way. Originally, I wanted to have the photo gallery page formatted as in Google Photos, but I was not able to align titles beneath the thumbnails. That’s why I started implemented a solution where the title is overlaid over the thumbnail and also using the ‘width’ property. And since I wanted to have the latest photo galleries shown also at the front page, I was trying to implement the same solution.

    In any case I will not bother you anymore, I think I will just increase ‘bottom’ – this will not be a perfect solution as on the front page there will be a pretty large vertical space between two thumbnails and on the photo gallery page the title will not be aligned at the bottom, but I think I will survive that :).

    Thanks a lot once again!

    Best regards,

    Vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    this indeed is a part of the solution. Although the formatting is still not ideal. I would need to reduce the vertical space between two thumbnails and align the titles. Is there a way to refer specifically to those titles?

    Thanks again for all your help!

    Best regards,

    Vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    it seems to have worked. Many thanks! Could I ask for one more idea? I would like to display albums on the front page in a sidebar like this. I added the following CSS code in the custom.css file:

    .photonic-thumb .photonic-gallery-1c {
        width: 50%;
        padding-right:8px;	
    }

    However, the plugin is somehow not reflecting this. And I cannot figure out which class exactly I should be addressing. Thanks a lot for your guidance!

    Best regards,

    Vladimir

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by vsolanic.
    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    OK. It seems that what is missing from proper functioning of the suggested code is the following CSS piece:

    .photonic-thumb{position:relative;}

    Nevertheless, I still do not know why the plugin is not picking this part of the CSS from my custom.css file. Thanks for any guidance on this issue.

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    any solution for this issue? For some reason, the plugin does not seem to be picking up the CSS placed in the style.css file of the child theme. I find this strange as other changes that I placed there for the plug-in seem to work just fine. Help would be very much appreciated!

    Kind regards,

    Vladimir

    Thread Starter vsolanic

    (@vsolanic)

    Hi,

    the issue does not seem to appear anymore for the mobile. Thanks a lot for providing the solution!

    Best regards,

    Vladimir

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