[jleon213]

Hello,

Could you please post a specific fix for this? I had to hide my social links because of this.

Thanks,

[jleon213]

Nope.

This plugin doesn’t work. Apparently the Joyn theme takes the youtube link and creates the iframe embed code. So there is no way to add the variable that handles related videos.

The solution i would do is create a raw html module and embed the code myself but this is not optimal if me or my clients need to add several videos.

This option should be included in the video module itself.

Thanks.

[jleon213]

I found a way:

Shortcode:
[table type=”standard_minimal my-class”]
Just write the class after the type of table.

That’s it! 😀

[jleon213]

is this something that we can see on future updates?

[jleon213]

well… diggin’ about this i found that it is a server side issue, this happens on some servers and on some it doesn’t. the workaround is this:

(USER: Syrehn from wordpress.org):
If your import is failing try the following (this method resolved this issue for me):

1) Download and Install 7zip.
2) Right click on your .XML file -> 7zip -> Add to Archive
3) Change the “Archive format” to gzip and hit “OK”
4) Try to import the file again (using the .gz you just created) and it should work.
—

You should put this on your FAQs or something.

[jleon213]

Solved!

I changed the code on line 58 of posts-carousel to:

if ($width == “1/4”) {
$columns = 1;
} else if ($width == “1/2”) {
$columns = 1;
$item_class = ‘span6’;
} else if ($width == “3/4”) {
$columns = 3;
} else {
$columns = 2;
$item_class = ‘span6’;
}

It will be nice for further updates to have the option of selecting one or two columns if the carousel is 1/2 or 1, 2 or 4 columns if it is 1/1.

[jleon213]

Thanks!

[jleon213]

Hi,

I’m using W8, it works on IE but not on ff or chrome.

I’ve checked on w7 and it works fine.

Maybe it is something with w8 but still in terms of usability, this should work anywhere on modern computers.

[jleon213]

check this
https://github.com/woothemes/FlexSlider/issues/519

[jleon213]

Double checked this and it is working on IE but not in FF or Chrome.

[jleon213]

Obviously the theme is activated and since i cannot waste my time on this I already started to build the site from scratch with the theme options which btw are great.

Still, the xml doesn’t work so please have that in mind.

[jleon213]

As i said in my post before, I’ve tried every option for the importing. I think your theme has a problem with the provided xml file.

So, should I move on and start to build from scratch using your theme? or is there a way to upload the demo content as you advertise in the documentation page.

[jleon213]

Actually IT HAS TO DO WITH YOUR THEME. I’ve tried with and without images.

Please read (this is taken from your site, I followed this instructions and it doesn’t work):

Demo Content

NOTE: before importing the demo content, make sure you have installed & activated “Revolution Slider” and “Contact Form 7” from within Appearance > Install Plugins, and also installed WooCommerce if you want the demo shop content.

Both the theme content and theme options have been provided so that you can set up the theme to look exactly like the demo in a few minutes. You can find the main demo XML file, along with the demo content XML files for each of the example sites in the main download folder. This XML file is to use through the WordPress import tool, which can be found in Tools > Import > WordPress. Follow the steps to import the demo content and leave the final page to load with a confirmation that the content has been imported successfully (this may take some time).

Once you have imported the demo content XML, you will still need to set the home page by going to Settings > Reading, and under “Front page displays” select “A static page” and then select the one of the Home examples for the front page. Leave the Posts page blank.

You will also need to select the menu(s) in Appearance > Menus, for them to display on your site.

The theme options text file is to copy and paste the contents into the box provided within Flexform Options, under the Import/Export sub-menu.

If you want to import our revolution slider example. You will need to install the Revolution Slider plugin (Appearance > Install Plugins), and then open up the plugin from the left menu at the bottom. Create a slider, give it a title, and then give it an alias of “homeslider”. Select the full width display option, the change the grid width to “1170” and height to “450”. Click “create slider”. Next you want to click “Edit slider”, scroll down and select “Show Export/Import” and then import the “homeslider.txt” file that is included within the demo content folder.

NOTE: If you’d like to copy our revolution slider caption styling, we have included “captions.css” within the demo content folder. You will need to copy this this file to replace the file in /wp-content/plugins/revslider/rs-plugin/css.

If you have any issues with the import, i.e. any errors, then please contact your hosting to increase your php memory upload limit before contacting our support for help. You can see the recommended settings below:

[jleon213]

Hi,

I already check the php specifications and everything is ok on my side. Should i increase the values?