Hi there,

The theme makes the images fit for you. You don't need to edit them. Just keep in mind that most displays are 16x9, so that's the dimensions most visitors will see your images.

Anything beyond this would require custom services. You can submit a request for customization services here: http://themolitor.com/custom

Best,

Chris

hmmm, thank you, I never used CSS customization before so I guess I should learn this process.

One final question:

I have well over 30,000 images...Unfortunately, I learn how to photograph using reversal film (slides) and print photography,now you can pretty much guess my age.

I have digital images like this http://www.pacianphoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Bornholm-4.jpg whereby I would like to FIT the entire image on the viewing screen.

How or what porocess and what software can I use to allow my images to fit on the screen without forcing the visitor from using the expand button to see the entire image.

Remember I am not at all experience with CSS so any guidance on this process would be very helpful...

regards,

Richard

Hi there,

The font size is controlled via CSS. Depending on what text you want to change will determine the type of CSS necessary, but you can put all your customizations into the Custom CSS box on the Customize page.

Best,

Chris

thank you ... I was able to figure things out, quite flexible.. I have just one question.. how do I adjust the font sizes for the theme?

thank you...

I've followed the instruction as followed...
The problems is, I am unable to get my post images to come up

Hi there,

Please review the "Custom Background Image" section of the help file here: http://themolitor.com/help/photopharm/#cstmBg

Hope that helps!

Best,

Chris

Thank you so much for the changes and upgrades to the theme. The changes worked..

So sorry to bother you with my additional questions;

I've watch your video circa 2011 for version 1.0 (a walk through for PhotoPharm). I am trying to add a custom image for all of my pages and posts. Based on the referenced video, the instructions provided seem to be dated as the current WordPress version (4.2.2) layout does not reflect the layout and process seen in your video. I've watched the video several times and tried to extrapolate where I can add a custom background for just one post page along with the images for just that post page. The following text is found on the custom background options:

<b>Warning</b>: Illegal string offset 'background' in <b>/home3/pacian/public_html/pacianphoto.com/wp-content/themes/photopharm/include/post-options.php</b> on line <b>29</b>

Example of potential layout

Pages:

Welcome (same as Home Page) Default Template with a custom background and additional images
Gallery with a custom background and additional images
About with a custom background and no additional images
Contact with a custom background and no additional images

Post.. no issues found yet

thank you for all your help

Richard

Update now available.

Reference: http://www.themolitor.com/forums/topic/update-v20-for-photopharm#post-35179

Hi there,

Just submitted an update. The fix involves using just the URL of the link tag (not the full link tag/markup).

For example, you'll enter the following instead...

http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Shadows+Into+Light+Two

You should get an email with the update is ready (if you have notifications turned on).

Best,

Chris

Hi there,

You're absolutely right. Looking into this now.

Best,

Chris

my website is http://www.pacianphoto.com

Good Morning:

Great Theme !!!

Version PhotoPharm 2.1.1

I'm attempting to upgrade the font using Google Custom Font..

I've added the following within the theme customized settings and the settings DO NOT save nor am I able to get the fonts to change, I've attempted to save the settings several times using multiple browser just to make sure there is not a cache issue:

Google Font API Link:

<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Shadows+Into+Light+Two' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

Google Font Keyword:

Shadows Into Light Two

thank you for your assistance...

Richard