binarymoon

Ah ok – you didn’t say this was on WordPress.com

That screenshot you showed me is not using Styleguide. It’s using the custom colours that WordPress.com add to themes.
https://wordpress.com/support/custom-design/custom-colors/

To get these changes you will need to talk to the WordPress.com support team. They look after these colours.

If you have any other problems I would recommend either contacting WordPress.com support or posting in the Romero premium theme forum: https://premium-themes.forums.wordpress.com/forum/pro-theme-design/romero/

You should get a quicker response then.

In fact if you post about this issue in the forum now then I might be able to get the theme team to look at this for you which may be quicker. I can certainly ask them to look into it.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by binarymoon.

Hi there – thanks for the message and thanks for letting me know it doesn’t work as expected. I shall look into this and try to fix it. There should be no need for any custom css for this to work.

Hi there – thanks for the message! Really pleased you find Browser Shots useful 🙂

There’s currently no plans for updates, but I will continue to maintain the plugin for the forseeable future and have no plans to remove it. If I think of new features, or the plugin needs bug fixes, then I will continue to fix and update it.

Thank you for the kind offer – my paypal.me account is here: http://paypal.me/binarymoon

All the best – Ben

Thanks for the kind words! The plugin will definitely stay as minimal as possible.

I may well add new things, but they will always be optional and the focus will always be on speed and privacy.

It looks like my example code was wrong. The function is missing a bracket. Try this

add_filter( 'toolbelt_related_posts', '__return_false' );
// Add this to your theme files and then call my_related_posts() in your theme.
function my_related_posts() {
    if (function_exists( 'toolbelt_related_posts_get')){
        echo toolbelt_related_posts_get();
    }
}

I’m afraid you can’t. The image is set by the screenshot service the plugin uses.

Hi – thanks for the message.

I can see why WordFence would think that file is a problem. It’s a list of possible spam words. However it’s nothing to worry about.

I will ask WordFence if there’s any way to whitelist it, but there would be no problem with you ignoring that file.

Thanks – Ben

Hi Douglas – thanks for the message. I did see the messages on Twitter but haven’t had a chance to respond.

I think the simplest thing to do would be to add a title to the section that can be localised/ filtered to whatever you like.

I’ll get this in the next version.

Thanks again for the feedback.