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In the Pro version, the search form accessible via Appearance -> widgets is pre- styled which is the reason it is behaving like that. You can place it in the sidebar or footer widgets to see how it appears by default.
Search form in the menu bar is entirely possible by removing searchform style css completely but it is not recommended because we are not sure how it will behave in the responsive environment. If you have implemented it already let me know the URL so that I can have a look.
To help us serve you better kindly ask one question per topic thread, you are free to create as many support topics you want.
— Setting up Google+ Authorship —–
Here is the image from the docs
Simply follow the below two steps to show your picture in Google Search results:
1) Enter the full G+ ID in the profile field shown in the image above, it’s a full Google+ page url starting with http://
2) Go to your Google+ page and link back to your website’s author page.(If it’s a single author website you can link to homepage.)
http://themonic.com/online-documentation-usage-guide-for-iconic-one-pro/#author
Author ID on homepage uses Gravatar, WordPress by default uses Gravatar images, simply go to gravatar.com and sign up with your email and setup your image, it’s free.
—————-Search Bar question – please create a separate thread for it, I might be able to you out with that.
Could you show me an example of what you are trying to achieve?. As it is customization and possibly will require some custom coding, we probably wouldn’t be able to help you much.
Another suggestion for your site:
Your Related post thumbnails are of different size. Use the following plugin to make them exact same size.http://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
Docs: http://themonic.com/online-documentation-usage-guide-for-iconic-one-pro/#thumbnails
Hi Bengt,
For the menu problem, I think you have not setup the WordPress menu yet,
please go to Appearance -> Menus -> select primary menu and save. Now check, the menu issue it will be solved
. See the following image:
With normal logos our theme works fine without any changes, if you plan to use bigger logos, paste this in the custom.css
.themonic-logo img { width: 100%; }————
Please let me know if it fixes your problem, feel free to contact me if you have any more questions.
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slider question: I could not understand it properly, do you want logo slider?
width question: do you want to increase the overall width of site?Thank you for supporting the project.
Hi,
You can find the category and tag code in line 109 in content.php
Remove the following:
<div class="categories"><?php the_category(' '); ?></div>You can create a page using the full width template and assign it as your front page by going to Settings -> Reading. Make use of footer widgets too, activate them from control panel.
If you want to permanently remove comments refer:
http://themonic.com/forums/topic/comments-no-disabled-on-full-page-template/
Okay, I figured out it was another plugin (that came with the WordPress installation) that caused this problem.
The plugin is Root Relative URLs
http://www.marcuspope.com/wordpress/
Thanks,
BenWe are already using the latest facebook sharing codes, please check our demo site http://demo.themonic.com/io-pro/ for the same error. Do share your website url too so we can have a look. However, it doesn’t appear to be theme problem.
Please try the following:
Disable all plugins except the theme and then check.
If the issue is gone then activate plugins one by one.Well, if you do not have any posts with images, where from the slider slide images from?
Please first at least have 5 posts with featured images, these posts must be assigned to some categories. Now if you check the slider options you will find them listed.
Working demo: http://demo.themonic.com/io-pro/
once you have some posts with featured images published, go through the docs again and you will get it to work in no time.
Don’t worry too much about validation errors, there is nothing wrong and it’s perfectly normal. Check this:
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The rel=”category tag” is part of the rel-category microformat specification:http://microformats.org/wiki/rel-category
Note that the W3C validator tools are meant as guides, not to be taken as absolute truths. Their checks may not be up to date with the current standards that are in widespread use.
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