[Joanna]

Hi there,

Wow that is all perfect now! Thank you so much for your help!

Joanna

[Joanna]

I am using: Swift Framework Portfolio Grid: Portfolio
Marked on the attached screenshot what should or should not be square.

Please let me know if you need any more clarification.

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[Joanna]

Super, that will be enough! Thank you!

[Joanna]

Hi there,

And is there any recommendation of minimum size that I should upload to keep high quality?

Joanna

[Joanna]

Hi there,

Yes, that is what I see as well and it is not the excerpt that I have set up. It is just the first sentence together with the title. It is published and I tried also in other browsers.

Thank you,

Joanna

[Joanna]

OK, I understand now. Thank you. I have found another solution in case if someone will have the same problem. I have installed this plugin and it added the last updated note to each post automatically: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-updated-date/

Thank you for your time,

Joanna

[Joanna]

Wouldn’t that rearrange all my posts by its date?

[Joanna]

Hi there,

I have checked one more thing and I see now that all that we changed was actually the text. But when I updated some posts today the date remains the publishing date. How can I change it or add at least below the date when the post was also updated?

Thank you,

Joanna

[Joanna]

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[Joanna]

Hello,

OK, thank you very much for all the explanation! I understand now!

Joanna

[Joanna]

Hello,

Thank you, I understand better now. Below the list of changes that I have made recently in php.
Can I upload it to the child theme functions.php file to have it saved? If yes, then how would I write it and where would I add it?

1. Thumbnail Image sizes:

dante/swift-framework/page-builder/builder/shortcodes/recent-posts.php
$image = sf_aq_resize( $thumb_img_url, 350, 350, true, false);

dante/swift-framework/widgets/widget-posts.php
$image = sf_aq_resize( $thumb_img_url, 100, 100, true, false);

2. Posts date:

single.php
I changed this code: Posted on -> Last Updated

So how would it be possible to keep this 2 changes with child theme when making the update?

Also, once the update is available, should I just click on update, while the child theme is activated? Wouldn’t that update the child theme?

Thank you,

Joanna

[Joanna]

Hello,

OK. I understand. I will not have it then if it can have some problems.

Thank you,

Joanna

[Joanna]

Hi there,

OK, thank you. And is there any way to keep my social media bar at the top? Or this will not work on the mobile as well?

Thank you,

Joanna

[Joanna]

Hi there,

Sorry for silly questions but I thought that the reason to have the child theme is so I do not have to worry about losing custom changes that I do in the code? I was recommended to do that in this support. So I am a little confused, how would my child theme be useful now?
Also, how would I keep track of the php changes with every update? After each update should I overwrite the php files with my backup from before the update?

Thank you for your time,

Joanna

[Joanna]

Hi,

I am not sure if I understand. Right now, I have managed to activate the child theme so I believe that all the php changes happen on that? I am little confused here how it works so I would appreciate some help with explaining.

For example, when I wanted recently to change this file: dante/swift-framework/widgets/widget-posts.php I would not find it in the child theme so I changed the php in Dante folder. Does it mean that when I update the theme this changes will be lost?

So if there is a theme update what do I do?

Thank you for your time,

Joanna