Hi,

If the plugin has shortcode, you can use it in the content.
You cannot use it in the current slider location.

Thanks.

Hi,

That’s more than 2 question.

1. How can I add a posts slider in the posts index?

Use a posts page.

How to create a separate page for blog posts

Edit the post page and you will be able to see slider options. You can select a slider and add to your posts page.

I am aware alora comes with two integrated sliders, but none of them offers the option to create a recent posts slider.

Yes, you are correct. Please go our demo site to see what’s available in Alora Theme.
http://demo.theme4press.com/alora/

– I am using Smart Slider 2 two create sliders throughout the website. I also created a recent posts slider and placed it in the homepage of the website. However the posts index does not have a text editor, so I cannot add any shortcodes (… to include the recent posts slider …)

Sorry, we do not assist in modifying theme code or adding new features. We can only provide custom css codes.

2. When I create posts and insert images I cannot align them to the right as they always end up below the sidebar … like this … http://www.dyslexicadvantage.org/scientific-american-on-the-advantages-of-dyslexia/
This issue happens only with images. Text and other elements behave correctly.

Remove your customization.

/*SOCIAL ICONS HORIZONTAL*/
.alora-row .alignright {
right: 115px;
position: absolute;
}


This is what’s causing the issue.

Thank you.

Hi,

Use the following for you menu colors.

#nav ul li a {
color: blue !important;
}
#nav ul li ul li a {
color: grey !important;
}


Thanks!

Hi,

You are very welcome!

Yes, the difference is the preview.
Glad it worked for you.

I suggest you use only Appearance -> Theme Options, if you do not require preview.
This is much stable then Appearance -> Customize.

Best Regards,
Denzel

Hi,

Yes, it does not work. I will report this bug. Thank you.

As a temporary fix. Use the following custom css.

.reading-box .btn {
background: #000 !important;
}


Thanks!