Hi,

I have added some custom css code to position your counter boxes.

As for your menu issue. You enabled mega menu, which is why the sub items became horizontal. Disable it should bring them back to vertical.
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As for content box opening in new tab, In the shortcode creator, at the options “Read More Link Target”, select _blank.
Please see screenshot. http://prntscr.com/8b8cjv

Thanks!

Hi,

Please don’t use a post page.
Use a normal page, select the 100% width page template, and use the blog shortcode.
For example, the following blog shortcode.

[blog number_posts="8" cat_slug="" exclude_cats="" title="yes" title_link="yes" thumbnail="yes" excerpt="yes" excerpt_length="35" meta_all="yes" meta_author="yes" meta_categories="yes" meta_comments="yes" meta_date="yes" meta_link="yes" meta_tags="yes" paging="yes" scrolling="pagination" strip_html="yes" blog_grid_columns="4" layout="grid" class="" id=""][/blog]

Screenshot of result. http://prntscr.com/8avjey

Thanks!

Hi,

Your images are almost covered by the shadow of the slider above it.
It’s a transparent div, so you cannot see it, but you will detect it using firebug.

Please use the following codes in your Theme Options -> Custom CSS
It will bring your images to the top of the “stack”, so that you can click on it.

.wp-image-5467,.wp-image-5469,.wp-image-5468,.wp-image-5470{
position:relative !important;
z-index:9999 !important;
}

The above class names, for example wp-image-5467 is actually the id of that image, if you change to another image, we will need to rewrite this css code.

Please clear your mobile and desktop browser cache before re-visiting your webpage.

Thanks!

Hi,

Yes, when you update Alora, the fix will not stay.
You will need to modify it again.

Yes, we cannot do this using custom css.
In CSS, if you want to center a div, in this case a nav, you need to enter the width and margin. For example, something like this,

#nav{
width:200px;
margin:0px auto;
}

But in this case, if you use a width, it will be fixed.
When you add a new item to menu, the width of the nav will not be the same, and you will need to adjust the custom css width value again.

In previous experience, using custom css does not center the menu properly.

In the case of header-v5, actually there is javascript within the theme to automatically grab values to position the menu in the center of the webpage.

Modifying the class name is easier that modifying the javascript or custom css.
In any case, you will need to modify, changing only the class name header-v4 to header-v5 is the easiest way to maintain.

Thanks!

Hi,

It’s a plugin conflict.
Please refer to this thread for findings and solution.
https://theme4press.com/support/topic/alora-with-polylang/#post-20040

If you would like me to apply the solution for you, Please kindly post the following details in private reply.

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Thanks!