[Jane]

Thanks for that. I now see the download files.

[Jane]

Here is my order number. I paid for one year on April 21st 2014

Order: #9601

Jane

[Jane]

Ooh, it works!

Now to try it out on all devices.

Thank you!

[Jane]

Thank you. I will try that tonight.

[Jane]

Yes, I said that in my original question.

As I stated, I have changed the @media query in css to maintain desktop view on full size tablets such as ipad. However, when viewed on portrait mode, the text is very close to the edge of the screen. How would I modify the css to create more of a border at the left and right of the screen?

[Jane]

I would like to remove responsiveness — keep desktop view — when being viewed on full size tablets such as the ipad.

Does that clarify?

[Jane]

And also on that settings >> reading page, ensure that “for each article in a feed, show…” has ‘full content ticked.

I make note of these steps for other people looking to solve a similar issue.

[Jane]

Ok… success!!

What you have to do is go to Settings >> Reading settings. There, set “front page displays” to whatever you’ve called your blog page which you’ve set to display full content. This does the trick! You cannot do it from the Customisation page, even though there appears to be that option there (it doesn’t work).

I did a bit more Googling and found this out myself. The key to doing it was in this post;

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/unable-to-display-full-posts-on-blog

So why did your support team claim that it cannot be done, the theme isn’t written this way and I would have to hire a developer (having already paid for support from Themehorse). I think this is poor support.

It’s a shame because now that I’ve implemented this change, my site is looking a lot better.

[Jane]

What would be the customisation code for that? Without being able to display the full content on the home page and pictures, the theme is pretty useless.

By using excerpts, WordPress strips out all the formatting of the posts and doesn’t display any pictures (“featured image” doesn’t work as it squashes all images into squares).

I have already implemented a child theme.

I am happy with the way the blogs are displayed if I set up a “blog image large post” template. But I need that to appear on the front page of the site.

[Jane]

A new day and taking a second look at this…

I have managed to do, as it says, in the instructions and set up a blog page with full content by starting a new page. I found the template drop down in the end. It is in page attributes, which is visible by going into screen options at the top of the page.

So, i have set up a page for my blog, chosen full content, but this does not display on , home page. I even went to customisation and selected that as a static page for my home page. It still does not display on my home page site.

To see what I mean, I am at:

http://Www.janekillick.com

Jane

[Jane]

This is exactly the same issue I am having. But I don’t understand your reply.

I am converting from an old theme to Attitude-Pro. Currently all my blog posts on the front page are in excerpt form. I wish to revert them to Full Content. Could you please explain more clearly how to do this?

I have looked on your instructions: “how to set up blog page”, but this doesn’t help. Why would I need to create a new page? And where would I find the template page drop down? (it doesn’t appear when creating a new page)

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