Andy

[Andy]

Okay, please try this instead:

.claremont-modal .search-form > * {
    width: 100%;
}

This should put the text input and the button each on new lines to stop the button being cut off on narrower screens.

[Andy]

Can you please try adding this to ‘Appearance’ > ‘Customize’ > ‘Additional CSS’:

.claremont-modal {
    min-width: 300px;
    padding: 20px;
}

[Andy]

Go to ‘Appearance’ > ‘Customize’ > ‘Site Identity’ and click on ‘Select Logo’ to upload an image or select an image from your media library.

[Andy]

Sorry for the confusion. Please update to version 1.1.4 and this issue should be fixed.

[Andy]

Hi Boris, please update to the latest version of the theme (1.1.3) and it should save the background color correctly.

[Andy]

Don’t know if you’ve looked into this but it may be worth looking at dedicated reviews plugins as they offer more details such as star ratings and extra info that can be picked up by the search engines than the standard WordPress blog posts.

[Andy]

That is the standard way of doing this on post archive pages, as it is sort of like a preview of all the posts within the archive. You don’t want the whole of each post’s content visible on the archive page.

When you view the individual/single post then the comments are visible on the single post page.

[Andy]

Sorry about that. There was an error in the homepage template. One single line of code was missing.

Please update to version 1.6.2 which contains the fix and it should be working correctly.

The recommended way to update the theme is to first activate your license key to enable the theme to be updated with one click in the ‘Themes’ area of your dashboard. See docs here: https://uxlthemes.com/docs/trusted-pro-theme/theme-updates-license-activation/

[Andy]

When I look at your site, the W3 plugin is not removed as it is still loading the minified and cached CSS stylesheets.

It doesn’t need to be removed, although when testing changes it is a good idea to temporarily deactivate it.

If all else fails, please add the following CSS code to ‘Appearance’ > ‘Customize’ > ‘Additional CSS’:

html, body {
    overflow-x: visible;
}

This should force through the changes.

[Andy]

That should not happen. Not sure why it is.
Anyway, if you add the following CSS to ‘Customize’ > Additional CSS’:

@media screen and (min-width: 1025px) {
    .home .custom-post-type-header {
        padding-top: 120px !important;
    }
}

this should fix it in your case.

Have you modified any of the theme files?
The reason I ask is because looking at your site I noticed that your regular pages are returning a HTML syntax error and are not loading the page, but the Exoplanet theme does not contain this error.

[Andy]

I think it may be the caching/minifying plugin that you are using (W3 Total Cache).

You should clear the cache and rebuild the cached/minified css files. This will then rebuild with the new css rules from the newer version of the theme.

[Andy]

I’m trying to update the theme but am getting the following error. I censored the domain name

Installing Theme from uploaded file: claremont-pro.1.1.2.zip
Unpacking the package…

Installing the theme…

Destination folder already exists. /home/cutisper/domains/DOMAINCENSORED/public_html/wp-content/themes/claremont-pro/

Theme installation failed.

This is the way to install a new theme, not a theme that is already installed.

The recommended way to update is to first activate your license key on all domains that you have the theme installed on. When activated, you will be able to update the theme from within your WordPress dashboard > ‘Appearance’ > ‘Themes’.

If for whatever reason you don’t want to activate your license, the way to manually install an updated theme is to first switch to a different theme, then delete Claremont Pro, and then upload/install the new updated Claremont Pro theme from the zip file.
Activating the license key is the much easier and quicker way to do this.

[Andy]

That is the background for the page/post/category title so it is dark to make the light colored title visible.

You can change the positioning of the header title to make it below the header, then the header image/background color will not be so large as it will only use the space of the site title/logo and main menu.

To make this change go to ‘Appearance’ > ‘Customize’ > ‘Header/Page Title’ > ‘Page Title Position’ and change this setting from ‘In Header’ to ‘Below Header’

[Andy]

Thanks for getting back to us and letting us know that it is now working properly.

We have updated the theme with this fix. Please update to Claremont Pro 1.1.2

The recommended way to update is to first activate your license key on all domains that you have the theme installed on. When activated, you will be able to update the theme from within your WordPress dashboard > ‘Appearance’ > ‘Themes’.

[Andy]

Thank you for the additional info.

We made a minor adjustment on our demo to see if it makes a difference. Can you please check out our demo again and see if it is now better on your phone – https://uxlthemes.com/demo/claremont-pro/
You may need to clear your browser cache for the changes to take effect.

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