Andy

[Andy]

It seems there is an error in the theme causing the button text to be blank when using the ‘Select Page’ in conjunction with changing the defult button text.

The button text works fine if you write your own text into the ‘Title’, ‘Sub-Title Text’ and ‘Link’ fields instead of using the ‘Select Page’ option.

We will get this fixed and issue a theme update. Sorry for any inconvenience.

[Andy]

Yes, you can add your own text to replace the ‘READ MORE’ button text.

However, this should be entered into the ‘Button Text’ option which can be found under the ‘Options’ heading.

The ‘Link’ field is where you can enter a URL to link to, so that you can add your own links to point each featured service to. This is for if you want to enter your own content instead of only being able to select a page to pull the information from as it is in the free version.

[Andy]

We can’t recreate the issue at our end, sorry.

We have added some code in a test version of the theme to hopefully fix this issue.
If I send you this version of the theme would you be able to install it in place of the current version to see if it fixes the issue on your website?

[Andy]

For the telephone number use this:

.top-tel {
    font-size: 22px;
}

[Andy]

There was a mistake in my previous reply, sorry.

The Theme Mods link in the dashboard was in the wrong place in Azuma Pro version 1.1.3

Please update the theme to the latest version 1.1.4 and the Theme Mods link will be visible in the dashboard.

[Andy]

Azuma and Azuma Pro are considered separate themes in the WordPress setup so you would need to set up your featured services again as they are not carried across between themes by default.

There is however a feature in Azuma Pro that you can use to copy/import all your theme settings across from Azuma to Azuma Pro.
To do this go to ‘Theme Mods’ (just above ‘Appearance’ in your dashboard menu) and click the ‘Import From Azuma’ button.

[Andy]

This CSS will remove the header image on screen/browser widths below 1024px

@media only screen and (max-width: 1024px) {
    .site-header {
        background-image: none;
    }
}

[Andy]

.top-leadin {
    font-size: 22px;
}

Change 22px to whatever size you need.

[Andy]

.page-id-123 #masthead {
    display: none;
}

Add the above CSS to Customize > Additional CSS.

Replace 123 part of .page-id-123 with the ID of your actual page.

You can find the page ID when you edit the page you will see /wp-admin/post.php?post=123&action=edit in the address bar. The ‘post=123’ part is the page ID.

[Andy]

The recommended way to recreate the footer to original would be to temporarily switch to one of the default WordPress themes, delete Azuma and then re-install and active Azuma.

Then if you need to edit or remove part of the footer.php file, it is recommended to do this in a child theme so that your changes are not undone when the theme is updated.

You can copy footer.php file to the child theme and it will override footer.php from the parent theme.
Or alternatively you can leave footer.php intact and override the azuma_powered_by() function in the functions.php file of the child theme as this is where the link to WordPress is located.

Whichever way you do it, the most important part of the footer NOT to remove is the wp_footer() function as this is needed by WordPress for your site to function correctly.

[Andy]

Hello @neha

On your iPhone, is the operating system iOS version 9 or less?
If so, that would explain the issue, as the CSS grid is only compatible with iOS version 10 and above.
You should be able to update your iPhone to iOS 12 or 13 for compatibility with modern CSS styling.

The user icon does display as an arrow when you view your site as a not logged in user. It is only the user icon when you are logged in to your site so you and your site’s customers can distinguish between signed in or out.

[Andy]

Hello Simon,

The page code is missing from the point where the footer starts, so the file required for the mobile menu is one of the missing parts (there are other WordPress critical files that are not being loaded too).

There is something with bad code that causes the html to be cut off at this point. Have you modified the theme’s footer.php file or using a plugin that hooks into this area?

[Andy]

Are you using Safari browser?

It is a default feature of Safari that it automatically unzips .zip files/folders.

You can change the browser settings so that the file will not auto unzip the file, and then you should have the original azuma-pro.zip file available to upload to your WP site.
Please see instructions here: https://www.addictivetips.com/mac-os/stop-automatically-unzipping-files-in-safari/

[Andy]

There shouldn’t be a duplicate image.
Please let me know your site URL where this issue occurs so I can take a look.
Thanks.

[Andy]

At this point we don’t know what could be preventing the cart from displaying the correct details.

We need to try and recreate the issue to be able to work out why this is happening, so could you please let me know all the active plugins that you have on your site?

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