[ThomasKeymaster]

Hey Neulabs,

First of all, thank you for purchasing the skin, I hope you like it!

To enable the WordPress Featured images on your posts, follow the steps below:

1) Visit the Skin Content page of Thesis and click on the WP-Posts option (see the image below).

2) Check the box/boxes for where you would like to show the WordPress Featured Images (see the image below).

After making these changes and saving your Skin Content Options, the WordPress Featured Images should appear on your site. Let me know if you have any problems.

Cheers!

[ThomasKeymaster]

The webkit and moz lines are the vendor-prefixed properties of different browsers. -webkit is for Chrome and Safari & -moz is for Firefox. Not always, but sometimes you may have styling differences across browsers without them.

Since there is currently no selection option for opening the links in a new page, you can use a workaround method by doing this:

1) Leave the ‘Button Link’ option empty.
2) In the ‘Button Text’ area, use the following code with your own link and text: <a href="http://yourcustomlink.com/" target="_blank">Your Button Text</a>
3) Add the following CSS to your custom css area.

.feat4 .ccs-button a {
    color: #FFF;
}
.feat4 .ccs-button a:hover {
    background: none;
    border-bottom: none;
}

This should solve your problems, let me know if you run into trouble.

[ThomasKeymaster]

Excellent, you’re welcome! If you want to remove the shadow from both boxes, you should remove the box-shadow: none; property in your previous post and add the following code:

boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col {
    -webkit-box-shadow: none;
    -moz-box-shadow: none;
    box-shadow: none;
}

[ThomasKeymaster]

Ok, I think it’s because I used border instead of border-bottom.

If you wan’t to remove just the left column border, replace the code I gave you from your question about resizing the columns with the code below and completely remove the code I gave you in the previous post.

.col-boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col1 {
    width: 66%;
    border-bottom: none;
}
.col-boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col2 {
    width: 32%;
}

If that doesn’t work, try

.col-boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col1 {
    width: 66%;
    border-bottom: none !important;
}
.col-boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col2 {
    width: 32%;
}

[ThomasKeymaster]

Try using this:

.col-boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col {
    border: none;
}

[ThomasKeymaster]

Adding the following code to your custom css area should adjust the width of the first box to 2/3 width and the second box to 1/3 width.

.col-boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col1 {
    width: 66%;
}
.col-boxes.columns-two.grt.post_box .col2 {
    width: 32%;
}

Let me know if these values work for you.

Cheers!

[ThomasKeymaster]

I just sent out an update for the Criss Cross skin, check your email and you should have it. This update should fix the 4-feature-lead button problems and a Soliloquy Slider problem.

Let me know if you run into any further issues.

Cheers!

[ThomasKeymaster]

Just looked into this and I can see the problem you are talking about. I will start working on the fix right now and release an update as soon as possible.

[ThomasKeymaster]

Hey Denis!

Great to hear from you again! It’s awesome you found your way to Thesis Laboratory. Thank you so much for the kind words.

As far as opt-in forms go, the Criss Cross skin uses HTML code input so most email forms should work.

I will add, I built the forms using Aweber so there may need to be a few tweaks made to your html/css for your forms to render perfectly.

If you have a sample form from Rapid Mailer i’d be happy to test & update the skin with proper css styles.

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