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Great Theme – love it already.
There are a few things i would like to change:
(I am using Blog Layout)1. I managed to change the type face from the blog page (post page, homepage), so that it looks like the following pages (2 and following) and the “Page” pages regarding font size.
What i want to change now is the kind of presentation: the blog page comes with 1 block for each article whereas the following pages (starting by page 2 …. ) are in one big block only seperated by a thin line.
Is there a possibility to show all following pages like page one (each article in his on block)? I know its done via css – but i can figure out in which php file the css style is set?
If thats not possible could i change the first page to the same look of the following pages (all articles in one block – seperated by thin lines)?2. How do i disable the mobile look – i want it to be displayed the same on all devices. just the normal website!
For your first question, navigate to Appearance > Theme Options > General and under Home Page Layout select “Blog” instead of “Grid”.
As for your second question it’s not possible to disable the responsive layout via theme options. To do this you will need to open header.php and delete this line:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />
Thanks for your fast response Daniel.
I already have Blog activated. Please have a look at my page and compare http://privatefloat.bplaced.de/ with http://privatefloat.bplaced.de/?paged=2 .
The Design differs. Frontpage has boxes for articles whereas page nr. 2 has one big box with thin lines for article seperation. i want all blog post pages to have the same design.
Is that possible?I have already explained what you need to do.
In the admin area go under Appearance > Theme Option > General, there you will see an option “Home Page Layout” with the selections either “Grid Layout” or “Blog Layout”. The default is “Grid Layout” but to make it consistent with the rest of the archives you need to select “Blog Layout”.
Thats strange … as i mentioned before i already did choose “Blog Layout” (see post 1).
Will reinstall the whole theme and see if it changes 🙁I tested it, and yes grid and blog layout differ – but both look different from the archives!!!!
I am speaking about the gap between the articles (please see my picture: http://privatefloat.bplaced.de/comparison.png).
Archive Pages dont have any gap. Grid and blog Layout homepages both have gaps!!!
That’s how the theme behaves by default. There’s no easy way to change that.
You’ll have to hack into style.css and remove these rules:
Line 948 remove
.home #content,
(just this line not the whole ruleset)
.home .post { padding:2.7%; margin-bottom:2.7%; box-shadow:0 0 3px #999; background:#fff; }.home #posts-nav { padding:20px; margin-bottom:20px; box-shadow:0 0 3px #999; background:#fff; border-top:none; }thx for your answer.
i did what u said, but it has no effect at all (if u search the style.css u wont find home any longer). I put on a fresh version, to verify but even then nothing changed! Next thing i did was deleting all css stuff regarding “archive”, “paged” -> also no change!
strange …
btw i checked the page with firebug …
on the homepage there are css styles which are NOT from style.css: “.blog .post”
on page 2 there are also css styles which are NOT from style.css: “.paged .post” and also “.blog .post”.I think if i could get rid of that “.paged .post” from page2, it should look like the homepage! That would be great… question is where those styles come from?
If you delete all the rules with .paged from style.css then you will get the archive pages to look like the front page.
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