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Google Font not Rendering
If you set some google fonts e.g. for menu and you notice that the menu font is the same as your previous, you can simply turn the google preload on 😉
issue
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Notice: ob_end_flush(): failed to send buffer of zlib output compression
If you encounter with this kind of issue, dont worry. The fix is really simple. Please just contact your hosting company to enable zlib compression. Thats it 😉 Also please bear in mind that this is not theme related issue 😉 Thank you.
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Common Issues with Demo Importing
File demo-image01.jpg wasn’t uploaded Means that you have probably set 755 permissions on your server. Please simply set 777 recursively to your theme folder (../themes/gdaynews/) Importing takes long time (couple of minutes) and ends with an error This is a problem with slower servers. In the most cases, there is a problem with resizing images.
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Strange Pixel Shifting / Jumping in FireFox with CSS Transitions
This is a well-known issue with Firefox’s sub-pixel rendering (the official link). Actually you can fix it by adding this css to img tag transform: scale(1.01) translateZ(0); Please bear in mind that this is not theme related issue. Thank you.
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WordPress SEO Plugin Cannot Find an Image on JaW Gallery Page
If you use WordPress SEO Plugin (do not forget to turn the built-in plugin off via theme options->general settings->Use Built-in SEO) you can notice that when you share an image, it takes randomly (most likely an image with the biggest size) generated image. The JaW Gallery does not use any post content, so we had