Posts displayed over Showcase section background image are located in “Welcome” category. Adding more than one post to this category will result in displaying those posts randomly.
If you haven’t installed our sample content please remember to change the Category in Meridian Settings to the category you created to use for your “Welcome” Posts
Posts displayed in Showcase section are located in “Showcase” category. Adding more than two posts to this category will result in displaying those posts randomly.
If you haven’t installed our sample content please remember to change the Category in Meridian Settings to the category you created to use for your “Showcase” Posts
Adding thumbnails to the showcase posts is very easy.
To check path to an image please go to the Media page in your administration dashboard, click Edit under the image you wish to use, and copy the path from the File URL field.
Posts displayed in the Feature section are located in “Feature” category. Adding more than three posts to this category will result in displaying those posts randomly.
If you haven’t installed our sample content please remember to change the Category in Meridian Settings to the category you created to use for your “Feature” Posts
You can also change the “Read More” text displayed on the button in the bottom of the image.
This works only for posts located in the “Feature” section
Posts displayed in footer are located in “Footer” category. Adding more than one post to this category will result in displaying those posts randomly.
If you haven’t installed our sample content please remember to change the Category in Meridian Settings to the category you created to use for your Footer Posts
Next to the footer post there are displayed site authors contact details.
The template has an integrated PNG fix for IE6 that allows transparent PNG32 images to show, as intended, in the IE6 browser. All you need to do is add class=”png” to the element such as the change in the following examples:-
<img src="images/sample1.jpg" alt="sample" />
Change to
<img src="images/sample1.jpg" alt="sample" class="png" />