Remove Title and Overlay

Hi!

There is an option to hide the overlay, but I believe in your case it’s not the best thing to do, since you want to get rid off the title as well. If you turn off the overlay and the title as well, then the results will be unclickable, so I rather suggest something else.

Use this custom CSS to get rid off the overlay background and the icon, and to hide the title as well:

.asp_content {
    display: none !important;
}

.asp_item_overlay {
    display: block !important;
    background: none !important;
}

.asp_item_inner {
    display: none !important;
}

Hi!

Make sure to have the Show overlay on mouseover? option enabled on the Theme Options -> Isotopic results panel: https://i.imgur.com/RL35ubh.png
Otherwise I think it won’t work.

The ajax page loader works if the AAPL plugin is installed. It’s a deprecated function, will be most likely removed soon. (too much trouble maintaining it)

I guess the best way to make a smaller loader is to apply a scaling CSS code. Something like:

.probox .proloading .asp_loader {
     transform: scale(0.5);
}

This will make it half the original width and height, but leaves it in the center. Sort of zooming it out. You can try higher/lower numbers to find the best fitting size.

Hi!

However, I don’t think the change for the animation is working.

Can you please be more specific about this? I’m not sure what you mean 🙂

Well, for the speed if you read this chapter and applied all/most of the changes, then after that point is mostly up to the server speed. On shared environments suggestions 1. and 2. in that chapter can make a huge difference.

I can’t say for sure that a VPS is going to solve everything, it highly depends on your configuration – number and quality of plugins, visitors count, server usage etc.. In my case it did miracles. This site and all the demo sites (overall 5 wordpress sites) are running on the same VPS server, which is a 10$/month digital ocean droplet. Before that I was using various shared hosts for much higher price, but after a certain amount of traffic they all failed.
On the downside, this host is unmanaged, meaning that you have to install everything manually via SSH prompt, and if anything fails, you have to fix it. The speed gain is however tremendous, as there is no WHQM nor CPanel running in the background, just the minimal required stuff.

If you ever decide to switch, I suggest making a test environment first. Digital Ocean bills hourly, so you can create/destroy server droplets anytime you want. So if you create a 5$/month droplet and play with it for a week and decide to move, you only pay the portion of 5$ for it.

Here is a tutorial I have written, back when I moved my sites there. It contains most of the stuff you need, but they also have a great deal of tutorials if you can’t find anything.

Hi!

Can you please try the same CSS with a modification:

.probox .proloading .asp_loader {
     transform: scale(0.5) !important;
}

There might be a different transformation applied, and if so, this will make sure to override it.