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[cozeyzero Friend cozeyzeroJoin date: July 2012Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#179305

Seriously? i dint get this template for free okay. and it is suppose to be the easiest way to setup your own website. and seriously? this happens? come on man. i got problems related with my JA wall. it doesnt look like the demo. the articles doesnt set in proper way. please refer to my attachment. as you can see, there is gap between the top row and the btm, but the one title “the tall man” at the right side got nothing wrong with it. can someone explain to me what hapen? or Joomla Art better refund me my money.

* i zoom out so u can see the huge gap between the articles on the wall *

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#461773

<em>@cozeyzero 331178 wrote:</em><blockquote>Seriously? i dint get this template for free okay. and it is suppose to be the easiest way to setup your own website. and seriously? this happens? come on man. i got problems related with my JA wall. it doesnt look like the demo. the articles doesnt set in proper way. please refer to my attachment. as you can see, there is gap between the top row and the btm, but the one title “the tall man” at the right side got nothing wrong with it. can someone explain to me what hapen? or Joomla Art better refund me my money.

* i zoom out so u can see the huge gap between the articles on the wall *</blockquote>

I can see my website fix before but i dont know if its JoomlArt staff who works them for me. i try to unpublish and publish again, the same thing hapen. and even the website fix before, it is not like JA wall at all. its not neat at all. i dont understand why. please, please, please fix it for me. use the details i provide before for u mod. please. and fix the god **** thing. i pay $49 for this thing. dont give me bug excuses. just fix it. u should not start selling stuff if its not ready or u dont provide good customer support.

[arucardx Friend arucardxJoin date: July 2010Posts: 346Downloads:0Uploads:10 Thanks: 21 Thanked: 138 times in 104 posts]

#461780

Hi Cozy, if someone from technical support has checked your site and applied modification, they would post and let you know. But you should know that it may up to 3 days before someone get back to you on your problem. And $49 is not much for a template that comes with plugins and unlimited support. If you look at a freelance project price, that would have cost about 350usd(without support) easily not to mention you still need to come up with a psd design first.

Anyway, on to your problem. There’s already another thread with this problem if you had brother to search. It’s still on page 1!
http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/white-space-when-images-are-pulled-over/

There is an attachment in that post where wall crasher posted a wall.js experimental fix along with an explanation on how it happen. Though it seems he added some additional fix later on the site itself. Still, you can try that experimental fix and see if you have the same problem or a different issue all together.

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[cozeyzero Friend cozeyzeroJoin date: July 2012Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#461781

<em>@arucardx 331196 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi Cozy, if someone from technical support has checked your site and applied modification, they would post and let you know. But you should know that it may up to 3 days before someone get back to you on your problem. And $49 is not much for a template that comes with plugins and unlimited support. If you look at a freelance project price, that would have cost about 350usd(without support) easily not to mention you still need to come up with a psd design first.

Anyway, on to your problem. There’s already another thread with this problem if you had brother to search. It’s still on page 1!
http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/white-space-when-images-are-pulled-over/

There is an attachment in that post where wall crasher posted a wall.js experimental fix along with an explanation on how it happen. Though it seems he added some additional fix later on the site itself. Still, you can try that experimental fix and see if you have the same problem or a different issue all together.</blockquote>

owh seriously? $49 is cheap compared to what i get? what if i still in my raging mood and i’ll say “dont sell it for $49. Sell it for $10 and dont provide support at all”. At least people will know nobody gonna help them if they pay for such price. With this price, yes it bothers me with hope of someone from the company to help me. And for your information, i already done my research thru the web and done the method. TWICE. replace here replace there set here set there. done that. so how now? why do u think i am this angry? i already try to fix it myself. even done every single method available. and u must know if u own this template, everytime u update your website, its gonna take time before u can see changes on your website. almost 5-10 minutes sometime. waiting? how bout 6 times? 1 hour of wait? now please explain to me something that actually works pls.

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#461782

Support so far has been great from my tickets (I have a few still opened) for complicated issues and they have constantly gone out of their way to help and ask for more information. Despite multiple communication breakdown which should be worked on >_> they still try to help to the best of their ability. Unlike some companies which would simply brush me off and say, “Sorry, the problem is with Facebook and not us. Please contact Facebook if needed.”

Anyway, back to your problem again. I believe the reason why you’re seeing modifications made to your site couple of mins or an hour later is because of cache/temp files in your browser. One problem with web development is always to deal with cache in the browser that still reads an old copy of css instead of the newer one. The solution to this, while not ideal yet widely accepted is to clear your cache(firefox,chrome), temp files(IE) then load the page again. Click to another page then go back again if you have to, refresh doesn’t work sometimes since there’s still a copy cached in display.

As for you site’s problem. I did some digging and found the link to your site. http://catchymag.com/
Opening it, I was horrified. None of the responsive features is working, not a single JA Plugin is working apart from the CSS displaying the buttons location. Then it hit me. The ghost in my computer tells me that you do not have JA Wall installed. You simply loaded the template but without any of the wonderful plugin that came with it. Those plugins are what made JA Wall worth more than it’s cost yet they are not installed >_>

The spaces you have in between your articles on page load is also because the responsive feature is missing. Please check and make sure you have installed everything or use the quick-start package on a separate installation as reference.

[cozeyzero Friend cozeyzeroJoin date: July 2012Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#461787

now that’s what we call as good support. see? even u know how to give good support. well thanks boy. i really do appreciate it. i’ll check the plugin for a while.

btw, i already check it and i can see the plugin already enabled. but i dont know about the setting and how i should really install the plugin. can u help me out please?

[cozeyzero Friend cozeyzeroJoin date: July 2012Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#461808

<em>@arucardx 331199 wrote:</em><blockquote>Support so far has been great from my tickets (I have a few still opened) for complicated issues and they have constantly gone out of their way to help and ask for more information. Despite multiple communication breakdown which should be worked on >_> they still try to help to the best of their ability. Unlike some companies which would simply brush me off and say, “Sorry, the problem is with Facebook and not us. Please contact Facebook if needed.”

Anyway, back to your problem again. I believe the reason why you’re seeing modifications made to your site couple of mins or an hour later is because of cache/temp files in your browser. One problem with web development is always to deal with cache in the browser that still reads an old copy of css instead of the newer one. The solution to this, while not ideal yet widely accepted is to clear your cache(firefox,chrome), temp files(IE) then load the page again. Click to another page then go back again if you have to, refresh doesn’t work sometimes since there’s still a copy cached in display.

As for you site’s problem. I did some digging and found the link to your site. http://catchymag.com/
Opening it, I was horrified. None of the responsive features is working, not a single JA Plugin is working apart from the CSS displaying the buttons location. Then it hit me. The ghost in my computer tells me that you do not have JA Wall installed. You simply loaded the template but without any of the wonderful plugin that came with it. Those plugins are what made JA Wall worth more than it’s cost yet they are not installed >_>

The spaces you have in between your articles on page load is also because the responsive feature is missing. Please check and make sure you have installed everything or use the quick-start package on a separate installation as reference.</blockquote>

i got things to say to u actually. for now, i guess someone from admin already fix my website problems. but he/she dint tell me. okay the next one is, i cant find the “extended classes” anymore. so how can i put such website variable such as “hilite” and “dark grid” and all. please someone explain to me. =) thanks much.

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#461907

On JA Wall template has supported some CLASS SUFFIX. You can see it: http://www.catchymag.com/templates/ja_wall/css/template.css and find ITEM STYLE PRESETS (CLASS SUFFIX).

[cozeyzero Friend cozeyzeroJoin date: July 2012Posts: 14Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#463060

<em>@Ninja Lead 331365 wrote:</em><blockquote>On JA Wall template has supported some CLASS SUFFIX. You can see it: http://www.catchymag.com/templates/ja_wall/css/template.css and find ITEM STYLE PRESETS (CLASS SUFFIX).</blockquote>

i can see that. but how to activate them? usually there is a form titled “extended classes” at metadata options but now its gone. how?

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#463138

Look at both link below:

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