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Hello,

Sorry for the late reply. Please make sure you have chosen “FullScreen Innovative”, Blog Style in Blog Config. I can’t access your site, it says ‘Requested URL not found’.

Also, please go to file: includes\view\blog\loop-fullscreen.php, find this line:
<article id="post-<?php echo the_ID(); ?>" <?php echo post_class('fullscreen-blog-article section'); ?> style="background-image:url('<?php echo esc_url(codeless_image_by_id(get_post_thumbnail_id(), '', 'url') ?>');">

and replace with this:

<article id="post-<?php echo the_ID(); ?>" <?php echo post_class('fullscreen-blog-article section'); ?> style="background-image:url('<?php echo esc_url(codeless_image_by_id(get_post_thumbnail_id(), 'blog', 'url')) ?>');">

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• This reply was modified 11 years, 1 month ago by Mirela.

Hello,

Do you make the change but still have the ‘Abril Fatface’ font family chosen? You may have a issue with access rights. It may be not saving your changes. Please contact your host to clarify this. Meanwhile you can add these lines into your custom css box:

h4 {
  font-family: roboto !important;
}

Let us know.

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Hello,

1-You can reduce image size in functions.php file. Find these lines:

add_image_size( 'staff', 400, 270, true );
 add_image_size( 'staff_full', 500, 340, true );

Edit the values to your need. But afterward you will have to reupload images again and install a plugin to recreate thumbnails.

2-To open social links in new tab, go to file vc_templates\staff.php and find these lines here: link. Replace with this code here: link

3- Yes, it is possible. In text editor choose the ‘text’ tab, not ‘visual’. Add html code there.

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Hello,

1. Very large image = large file size = long loading times. Keep your images “web friendly”.

This means images that are below 1920×1200 in size, and use Photoshop’s “Save for Web” option to reduce file size as much as possible without sacrificing image quality.

2. Don’t use images larger than they need to be.

If you’re using “Auto Responsive”, and the slider is placed inside a boxed container within your site, and the slider’s width never increases larger than 1200px, your image’s original width should be no larger than 1200px.

3. Images will always scale based on the slider’s “Grid Width” and “Grid Height” ratio.

If the slider will never scale past 1200px, as shown in #2 above, here’s the mathematical equation for how images will be resized:

Image Width = Slider Width
Image Height = Grid Height * (Slider Width / Grid Width)

Based on the above equation, if your slider’s actual width is 1200px (the width of the slider when displayed on your web page), with an image size of 1000×500, and a “Grid Width” and “Grid Height” of 1000×500, the image would be resized to 1200×600.

A common question once images are resized is: “Why are my images being cropped and some portions of the image can’t be seen?” The answer is based on the math equation above. Unless the image’s original size is equal the the slider’s “Grid Width” and “Grid Height”, the image will need to be stretched and cropped. To avoid this, set your slider’s “Grid Width” and “Grid Height” to equal the exact size of your image’s original size.

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• This reply was modified 11 years, 2 months ago by Mirela.

Hello,

Please add these lines into your custom css box:

.single-portfolio .header_page, .header_page {
  height: 100px;
}
.single-portfolio .header_page.normal h1 {
  padding-top: 46px;
}

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Hello,

Please add these lines into your custom css box:

.testimonial_carousel {
height: 208px !important;
}

Let us know.

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Hello,

Please refer to this topic, regarding it.

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