UI.X 2 [Paid] 2.3.7.0.0

[Seeker-Smith]

When you are updating your UIX style itself, you'll want to overwrite your core UIX style with the style-uix.xml file. If you're using the variations version of the style, you'll use the style-uix_variations.xml version instead (in the child_xmls folder)


First thing I'd try is re-importing the XML for the variations version to see if that fixes it (sounds weird, but it has worked for me before). If that doesn't, then create a ticket here and we'll see what we can figure out.

I'll put a ticket in with a admin login for you.

 

[willl]

@willl Is there another option to update it than doing it myself?

If you've installed the style via Install & Upgrade or the UIX addon you can try those. Is there something preventing you from using the XML, though? If so, you may not be able to use the other options either, as the XML option is the most reliable method.

This is where I start to get confused. Do I do that here? What do I have so many entries?

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I downloaded the theme and there does not appear to be a XML???

Or here?
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When you download the theme, it's contained inside a zip; you'll have to extract that zip, and inside there will be the files needed.

You can also try to use the "Force reinstall" option in what you screenshotted first.

You have multiple entries most likely because you purchased multiple copies of the style.

 

[Disciple of Nagash]

Is this still supported, are Themehouse still operating as their website isn't accessible?

 

[willl]

Is this still supported, are Themehouse still operating as their website isn't accessible?

Apologies! Having some server issues at the moment regarding the website, but yes, we do still maintain the themes

 

[Disciple of Nagash]

Great, how do I upgrade @willl as I'm currently upgrading from XF 2.2 to 2.3 and need to extend my theme subscription

 

[willl]

Great, how do I upgrade @willl as I'm currently upgrading from XF 2.2 to 2.3 and need to extend my theme subscription

Hopefully we'll have the issues resolved soon; once it's back up you should be good to go!

 

[Disciple of Nagash]

Ah I see it's back up now - Nodes was included in my purchase previously, its this included when I extend my license?

 

[willl]

Ah I see it's back up now - Nodes was included in my purchase previously, its this included when I extend my license?

Yup!

 

[Disciple of Nagash]

@willl - I'm trying to raise a support ticket on your website but that functionality appears to be broken? Your theme is causing emails to be sent with very large font, please can you advise how to fix this?

 

[willl]

@willl - I'm trying to raise a support ticket on your website but that functionality appears to be broken? Your theme is causing emails to be sent with very large font, please can you advise how to fix this?

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Not an uncommon issue sometimes - Thankfully it's an easy fix

Go to Appearance -> Templates, and switch over to the e-mail tab.

Open up the "core.less" template.

You should see the following right at the top:

// NOTE: THIS DOES NOT HAVE ACCESS TO public:setup.less automatically!
// THE LESS HERE SHOULD BE KEPT AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE

// UI.X Font Sizes

/* solution for pxs */
@fontSizeNormal: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeNormal), px);
@fontSizeLarge: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarge), px);
@fontSizeLarger: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarger), px);
@fontSizeLargest: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLargest), px);
@fontSizeSmall: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeSmall), px);


/* solution for rems
@fontSizeNormal: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeNormal);
@fontSizeLarge: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarge);
@fontSizeLarger: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarger);
@fontSizeLargest: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLargest);
@fontSizeSmall: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeSmall);*/

All you'll need to do is replace that with this:

// NOTE: THIS DOES NOT HAVE ACCESS TO public:setup.less automatically!
// THE LESS HERE SHOULD BE KEPT AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE

// UI.X Font Sizes

/* solution for pxs
@fontSizeNormal: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeNormal), px);
@fontSizeLarge: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarge), px);
@fontSizeLarger: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarger), px);
@fontSizeLargest: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLargest), px);
@fontSizeSmall: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeSmall), px);*/


/* solution for rems */
@fontSizeNormal: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeNormal);
@fontSizeLarge: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarge);
@fontSizeLarger: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarger);
@fontSizeLargest: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLargest);
@fontSizeSmall: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeSmall);