Andy

[Andy]

Exoplanet Pro has ‘Theme Mods’ option in the dashboard (just above the ‘Appearance’ link).
In Theme Mods simply click the ‘Import From Exoplanet’ button and your Exoplanet theme customizations will be copied into Exoplanet Pro.

[Andy]

Hi Owen

It sounds like your web host has the upload max file size set to a low number.

The theme can instead be uploaded via your web hosting cPanel or via ftp.

WordPress have instructions on how to do this here https://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Themes

If you try following the instructions in the above link and are still having problems uploading the theme, let me know and we’ll take it from there.

[Andy]

It is correct. It only shows text from post content along with the featured image.

[Andy]

It is in the translation template file ( exoplanet/languages/exoplanet.pot ) line 71.

[Andy]

Sorry, I should have said add it at Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS (not in the page editor for your blog page)

[Andy]

You have a plugin installed – Simple Social Buttons – which is inserting those social media share buttons.

I would suggest asking the author of that plugin how to remove them.

As a quick fix, could you try adding this CSS in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:
#featured-post-section .simplesocialbuttons{display:none;}

[Andy]

For the post, you could remove the featured image and insert an image into the post content instead.

Or if you really need to keep the featured images, add this CSS:
.blog .entry-figure img{display:none;}

[Andy]

Not too sure what you mean about social links in the feature section. Could you let me know the URL of your site please?

[Andy]

Hi,

This is due to how the WordPress loop takes the current post ID from the last post in the list on the blog page, so the sidebar options won’t work on the page you have set to display your latest posts.

You can work around this by adding a small snippet of CSS;

if you are using WordPress 4.7, go to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and add this:
.blog #primary{width:100%;float:none;}

if you are using a version of WordPress older than 4.7, you could install a custom CSS plugin which allows CSS per page/post such as https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-add-custom-css/ and on your blog page add this:
#primary{width:100%;float:none;}

[Andy]

Hi, what you could do is install a custom CSS plugin which allows for CSS per page such as https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-add-custom-css/

Then on the page you don’t want to display the footer, add this:

#home-slider-section{margin:0;}
#colophon{display:none;}

[Andy]

Hi
The CTA section will display the page excerpt (not the main body of page text).

If you cannot see the excerpt box in the page editor, click ‘Screen Options’ in the top right and make sure the checkbox next to ‘Excerpt’ is checked.

[Andy]

There isn’t. The sidebar layout in this theme is set per page (or post).

[Andy]

Hi Benji, your content (if you mean pages, posts etc and the content within them) is independent of the theme so it will not be affected when you switch theme.

If you mean the theme customizations you have made to the Exoplanet theme, then Exoplanet Pro has ‘Theme Mods’ option in the dashboard (just above the ‘Appearance’ link).
In Theme Mods simply click the ‘Import From Exoplanet’ button and your Exoplanet theme customizations will be copied into Exoplanet Pro.

[Andy]

Could you let me know your site URL please?
In the page editor which Template have you selected for the page in question? (on the right under Page Attributes)
If you don’t want to share your URL here, please email to support@uxlthemes.com

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