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KeymasterYes, version 1.4 has an included Slider Revolution on it 🙂
October 30, 2016 at 9:49 PM in reply to: Icons disappearing with unusual alphanumeric characters replacing it #116Probewise
KeymasterPlease use child themes when modifying/customizing a theme. If you have modified the parent theme especially in WordPress editor, the theme might break, for example, the font icons. To fix this, you should re-install the theme.
Remember: The safest way to edit a theme is using a child theme. For more information about child themes, visit WordPress.org.
October 29, 2016 at 10:46 PM in reply to: Icons disappearing with unusual alphanumeric characters replacing it #114Probewise
KeymasterHi there, did you modify the parent theme?
Probewise
Keymaster@elvisron, please create a new topic from Wise Church thread here.
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KeymasterGood day,
Sorry but as we abide on Envato rules, support policy is not beyond the scope for code customization, unless it is related to theme’s problems/bugs for temporary fix (see Item Support Policy). But to help you out, you may refer to function library of the theme to use the function for live countdown. It has no shortcode as shortcode is only permitted to integrate with a plugin and not with a theme. I hope you’ll understand 🙂
Thank you,
ProbewiseProbewise
KeymasterGood to know it works. Don’t forget to add ratings for our product on ThemeForest. Thank you very much 🙂
Sorry, I forgot footer and headhesive, you can use the updated code below:
function wise_temp_social() { ?> <script> jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $('.social-top .fa-google-plus').addClass('fa-instagram'); $('.social-like-headhesive .fa-google-plus').addClass('fa-instagram'); $('.social-links-footer .fa-google-plus').addClass('fa-instagram'); }); </script><?php } add_action('wp_footer', 'wise_temp_social');
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KeymasterSorry, the above code didn’t print the URL tag, it is fixed now, you can recopy the code:
function wise_panel_fields_footer() { $author_link = 'https://www.probewise.com'; $author_name = 'Probewise'; echo ' Powered by ' . '<a href="' . esc_url($author_link) . '">' . esc_html($author_name) . '.'; }
Sorry, but the social media icons cannot be modified without modifying the theme's core file. Thank you for your suggestion, we'll consider Instagram social icon on the next update. In the meantime, you can add this to your child theme to replace Google icon with Instagram:
function wise_temp_social() { ?> <script> jQuery(document).ready(function($){ $('.social-top .fa-google-plus').addClass('fa-instagram'); }); </script><?php } add_action('wp_footer', 'wise_temp_social');
Remember: Our support doesn't cover code customization as stated in the policy, unless it is related to theme's problems/bugs for temporary fix.
Probewise
KeymasterGood day,
Thank you for purchasing Wise Church.1. About the image on #Home – Triple Description, we’ll fix that on the next update, in the mean time, you can add an inline style to your image:
<img style="margin:0 auto;" src="URL of the image">
2. Sorry but the theme doesn't support Visual Composer as it stated in the product page which may slows the theme/site.
3. You can replace "Powered by Probewise" by using a child theme and adding this code in functions.php, replace $author_link and $author_name
function wise_panel_fields_footer() { $author_link = 'https://www.probewise.com'; $author_name = 'Probewise'; echo ' Powered by ' . '<a href="' . esc_url($author_link) . '">' . esc_html($author_name) . '.'; }
Remember: The safest way to modify CSS or other things is using a child theme.
October 23, 2016 at 10:02 PM in reply to: Wise Blog – Does not display content on the main page. #98Probewise
KeymasterGood to know it solves your problem as homepage is created based on widgets (Documentation on section 3.3). Don’t forget to add ratings on our product! Thank you 🙂
Probewise
KeymasterHi there,
What version of the theme did you use? Can you post actual screenshots of the error message?
Thank you,
ProbewiseProbewise
KeymasterJust as I told you, the safest way to modify a theme is a child theme because when you update the theme, your customization will be forfeited from the parent/main theme. Upload and install the child theme (included in the package) to your site, and you’re ready to go for a customization of the CSS file even in visual editor of your WordPress dashboard.
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