wplovin

Hey,

This theme implements only slidedown from top navigation menu, there’s no way to turn it off.

But you could use “Menu Widget” and get your navigation into the sidebar of your website.

Tom

Hey,

Yup, accent color is accent color of the scheme, so basically it means that menu / buttons / etc will inherit that specific accent color. Then you can change background color using Customizer -> Colors -> Background Color (accent color should stay the same as you’ve set it in ‘Color Schemes’).

If you click on ‘Save and Publish’ it SHOULD save and work. If it doesn’t – there’s probably something wrong with your instance of WordPress. If you could provide me with some sort of theme demo you’ve setup (and pick some color scheme) I might be able to dig into it and see if the stylesheets are loading correctly. As of it is now, I can’t really tell what’s going on, without seeing this issue in action first-hand.

Oh, and by the way, be sure to check that Customizer -> Colors -> Background Color setting, since IT will overwrite the background color inherited from Color Scheme and it might look like the colors are not changing 🙂

Hope this helps,
Tom

Hey,

Glad you figured this out on your own 🙂

Marking this issue as [resolved]

Tom

Thanks for your review, really appreciate it!

Tom

Hey,

If you’re talking about that button with rounded corners, you can use this CSS selector to style it:

#subscribe-submit input[type="submit"]

No other buttons will be affected.

About the logo:
If you’re already using Child Theme, you can copy over header.php to your Child Theme, then find these lines:

<header id="header-main">
		<div class="inside half-padding-v full-padding-h">
			<a id="logo" href="<?php echo esc_url( home_url() ); ?>"><?php echo bloginfo('title'); ?></a>
		</div>
</header>

and change them like this:

<header id="header-main">
		<div class="inside half-padding-v full-padding-h">
			<a id="logo" href="<?php echo esc_url( home_url() ); ?>"><img src="url/to/your/logo.png"/></a>
		</div>
</header>

That should work (dont forget to change that ‘url/to/your/logo.png’ to correct URL of your logo) 🙂

Hey,

You can use CSS like this:

h3.sd-title {
  font-size: 1em!important;
}

Or, if you’re afraid of using ‘!important’, you can use something like this:

#content-main .post .entry-content h3.sd-title, #content-main .page .entry-content h3.sd-title, #content-main .attachment .entry-content h3.sd-title {
  font-size:1em;
}

Hope that helps!

Tom

Hello,

I haven’t noticed such behavior. Could you please specify the version of IE you’re trying it on?

Also, if you have installed any other plugins, there might be some JavaScript conflicts (old plugins sometimes do JS things not the way they’re supposed to do them :)).

Tom

Hello,

Glad you’re enjoying Pisces.

Different background images for different posts / pages are not available.
The thing is, that WordPress itself doesn’t have this kind of functionality by default, meaning that this would require some kind of plugin (or custom-tailored solution) to pull off different backgrounds.

Personally, I want to keep wplovin themes as clean and as WordPress-compatible as possible, that’s why I’ve decided not to go with this type of built-in solutions.

Tom