Atilla Boz

YES! This worked!
In the code I posted before, I changed the numbers in the first line after default =
and in the second last line after large_size_w

And I also changed the height with this piece of code in line 2607:

function geodir_media_image_large_height( $default = 1500, $params = '' ) {   
	$large_size_h = get_option( 'large_size_h' );
	$large_size_h = $large_size_h > 0 ? $large_size_h : $default;
	$large_size_h = absint( $large_size_h );

	if ( ! get_option( 'geodir_use_wp_media_large_size' ) ) {
		$large_size_h = 1500;                                        
	}

Then re-uploaded the general_functions.php file, cleared the caches and voilà, it works!

Hi Guust it`s me again…

I finally took the time to check it out but found out that setting still does not allow me to upload big enough images. I thought I could totally deactivate the resizing. But the only thing it made was setting it to another maximum size, which is still not enough for our uses.

Instead of 800 x 800px the max size now is 1024 x 1024 – but we need at leat 1920px width to make the header images look crispy & clear on big monitors, too.

Maybe you can tell me the place in the script, where I can find the 800 x 800 px thing so I can change it in the file manually to something bigger? Would be great.

And maybe for the next version you could add 1 or 2 more options for the header sizes, or maybe let people enter a size by themself in the admin area.

Thanks you in advance,
Atilla

Hi Jeff,

thank you for your quick response! Ok I could finally figure it out what setting I missed. When I was on the Plugin setting page it just gave me a link to the price settings and I did not know what to do there.

Since I am using the Payment Manager plugin, I had to figure out, where to find that setting. Thanks to your documentation I had a good hint. For your next buyers you might want to add 1 or 2 screenshots about how to find that place of setting to allow Open Hours for each post type.

BTW: When you go to the plugins page in wordpress, and click on “Go to plugin page” it just takes you here: http://solarflarecomputing.com/ – so you might want to link up your new and nice documentation URL. You will get a little less questions from frustrated noobs like me then, I guess 😉

Have a good weekend and keep up the good work!

Hello Giri,

Here is the supreme theme google fonts source code screenshot.

Did you forget to add the screenshot?

And yes, I needed more options – in this case I needed 300. So I went to that page, searched a little and then found the place to customize on the bottom right corner. I downloaded the font. Then I added a new folder in the theme called fonts and added Lato-Light.ttf into that folder and these lines to my CSS:

@font-face {
    font-family: Lato Light;
    src: url('../font/Lato-Light.ttf');
}

But I could not get the Light font like that. I did something wrong?

Now I used the embed code, and it works perfect, when I add the line into the header and chose font-weight 300.

<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:300" rel="stylesheet">

Thank`s for the hint!
In the screenshots you (& others) can see the settings and embed code.

Thank you again,
Atilla

Hello Guust,

yes but the one of the active link. Like when I`m on Blog, the blog link should get pink.
Normally it would be

.sd #primary-nav ul li a:active

but it does not work.

Kind regards.

And as you can see I excluded all other classes besides just .container so other parts of the page don`t get affected. Because at the first try it made some other areas also 100% which looked buggy.

Now I got my fullwidth elements really as fullwidth, without any padding to the right and left.

Thank you very much again, for your kind support!