[patricia]

Hi Sunil,

Adobe IllustratorCC forum participants helped me figure out the problem. In Illustrator .png-24 files must be saved “type optimized” instead of art optimized to prevent an anti-alias problem with text.

Anyway, I’m posting this in case someone else runs into the same issue.

Thanks for taking a look at it for me–Tricia

[patricia]

Hi Sunil,

Yes, I am using your recommended size of 1038px x 250px. I created the logo in IllustratorCC, and converted it to a .png, which usually works just fine. The image looks crisp & clear on the Attitude Pro custom header (upload page), but then after the image is uploaded to the header section it looks as if it’s being magnified to make it fuzzy. I even tried to use a high-resolution jpeg instead, but the jpeg was just as fuzzy.

[patricia]

Hi Sanjip,

Thanks for looking into it further–I’ll check out those links.

Best–Tricia

[patricia]

Sanjip,

Please look at the RSS link button for http://www.missouribusiness.net/ , it links to their feed, showing a list of their blog articles, which is I guess what my RSS button should do. As I mentioned earlier, feedvalidator.org says my feed’s path is correct. The malfunction seems to be between the Theme Options>Social Media>RSS field and the WordPress feed generator. I read somewhere WP generates 3 feeds. The XML page that currently is returned has an error message saying there’s no style information associated with it.

If you think a plugin could solve this problem for me temporarily, please suggest one.

Tricia

[patricia]

Thank you, Sanjip.

[patricia]

Okay, thank you.

[patricia]

And…I should also say your themes have saved me a lot of time over the past year in many other ways, and your customer service has always been prompt. Finding a chink in your otherwise shiny armor (this dark background issue), just happened to come at a disastrous time for me.

[patricia]

Thanks anyway, but it doesn’t matter anymore. Had to change-over the whole site to different font and background, etc.

I recommend you provide an alternative CSS set (patch to be pasted into Theme Options>Custom CSS) for use with all the dark BG patterns offered with this theme. The theme doesn’t work currently with the dark backgrounds. See full explanation, forum item #8615. I could only fix what I could see; unfortunately an unknown number of visitors to my website saw the other pieces that don’t work.

Here is part of what the code should address:

.widget_testimonial .testimonial-icon {
background: url(“wp-content/uploads/2013/11/3quotemark.png”) no-repeat center top / 25px 19px ;
opacity: 0.5;
}
.slogan-wrap .slogan span {
font: 13px ‘PT Sans’, sans-serif;
line-height: 30px;
display: block;
padding-top: 25px;
padding-bottom: 5px;
}
.slogan-wrap .view-work {
position: relative;
z-index: 100;
}
input[type=”text”],
input[type=”email”],
input[type=”password”],
textarea {
padding: 10px;
border: 1px solid #64843f;
line-height: 20px;
width: 100%;
margin: 0 0 30px;
background-color: #a9a9a9;
-webkit-border-radius: 3px;
-moz-border-radius: 3px;
border-radius: 3px;
}
#site-description {
font-size: 20px !important;
line-height: 25px;
color: 6088a5;
}

[patricia]

Yes, that’s the problem, you can’t see them until you hover because my site’s font must be white to show against the dark background pattern, but the drop-down menu BG doesn’t render in the site’s dark pattern. Anyway it doesn’t matter anymore because at the end of the business day yesterday I had to remove the dark background pattern and perform an emergency make-over of the site.

The dark background patterns included in this theme are not thoroughly integrated, which has caused a big disaster for me. A very light font color is necessary for the dark pattern, so when ALL PIECES of the website don’t render with the dark background, it’s a nightmare–the font doesn’t show, nor does your cursor. I thought I had everything patched, but found SPECTACULARLY that I had not.

Sent an email to 62 people Sunday evening asking them to comment on my first blog article, and announcing my new website business, but no one could fill in the fields to register and leave comments because they couldn’t see the white font against the white fields. When I tested the comments on Sunday everything looked fine because I was logged in as an administrator, so I couldn’t see the white fields that don’t work. I’m extremely disappointed because I worked too hard and spent too much money on stock photos to match the dark background ONLY TO HAVE THE SITE LOOK BROKEN AND AMATEURISH.

I’ve been in and out of Theme Horse support patching areas of my site with CSS because the dark pattern didn’t carry over to certain aspects of the website (testimonial quotes, search box, etc.) for months.

[patricia]

Hi Sanjip,

I put in the spaces between the h1 h2 h3 selectors, but really nothing has changed with the #site-description area of the code or the .widget_testimonial .testimonial-icon area, which were both working fine until today.

I can’t imagine what I could have changed that affected the testimonial widget quote marks. This is very strange.

STLontheWeb.net

[patricia]

Oops, and my website is…STLontheWeb.net

[patricia]

Hi Sanjip,

Yes, everything has an opening and closing bracket.

[patricia]

On my website, to view the sticky post in question: Main Nav Bar> Articles

[patricia]

Have a great day, Sanjip, and you’re welcome!

[patricia]

Hi Theme Horse Guys & Everyone,

Found the answer to my question. Here it is:

The slider will not loop with only one slide. If you only want to show one slide, duplicate it so you have two slides.

To duplicate it, click on the slide’s title (whatever you called the slide when you created it) on the Revolution Slider Page>Edit Slider>Edit Slides> on the slides list click the yellow button for “Duplicate.” Now the slider will behave according to the loop control settings.

To edit the loop controls: Edit Slider>General Settings.

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