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Hi Victoria, I actually figured out an alternative solution for the logo area.
However, I would like help creating a more defined shadow under the logo area. All the solutions posted on the forum result in a similar line.
I also need to add the Live Inventory to the new website (#1), and I want it to be full width as shown in the live website (#2).
Thanks in advance for your help.
Basilis,
I’m still not sure I understand which is the best way to resolve my issue. Can you confirm.
Andy,
We have so many plugins running now.
If I use this plugin, will it reduce the number of photo sizes saved?
Or is it best to do something like this… https://kriesi.at/support/topic/multiple-media-sizes-being-saved-layerslider-site-speed-issues/#post-542996
Yigit,
How do I permanently place it under the existing menu? I want it to show up on all pages on our site.
Elliot,
Sure. I would appreciate any suggestions on plugins and/or if you could explain how to use the fullwidth menu element you described.
Josue,
I’m sorry. I must not be making myself clear. I understand the responsive-ness of this photo. That was my intention in designing it this way (and using the Enfold theme). However…
1) The way “this” particular slideshow is programmed now, it is not retaining it’s dimensions and I’m trying to figure out why.
2) I also need the “exact” dimensions so I can try to pre-crop the photos so the watermark doesn’t get cut off. What my programmers are telling me is NOT what I get on my screen, so I need help figuring out what dimensions are programmed.I sincerely hope this makes sense.
Hi Josue,
Hmmm… That could work, however, I’m trying to achieve a more “graphically pleasing” look by forcing the photos to autofill (without changing their dimensions). My programmers achieved that, but… and here’s my issue… when we take the photos, we add our watermark and it’s being cut off on some screens.
Is there a way to figure out exactly what the dimensions of the slideshow are programmed to be? Then, I can crop our photos to the exact format. When I “inspect” the element, the dimensions change based on the width of the browser window.
Nope, that changes it back to what it was in the beginning.
The only thing that helps is adding the following (with changing 25 to 28):
.entry-content-wrapper .post-title {
font-size: 25px;Enfold Team, I need to continue this topic. I was hoping to use a slider that held it’s dimensions no matter what size screen a person has or if you decrease/increase the size of your browser (or what size photo was used).
Originally, my programmers set up our client sideshows using the LayerSlider, but recently changed to try the EasySlider.
For some reason they cannot get this to work correctly, so I’m reaching out to you. Is there a way to keep the dimensions fixed regardless of the photo size? Or do I need to do something like this (photos vary in height, but alway flush to the top)… http://www.kauai.com/gardenislandinn
Another issue that has made this even more challenging is that I want to watermark the photos taken by our team. When I decrease my browser window (or change computers with a different size screen), the watermark gets cut off.
Yigit, I actually want it to be grey #666666. I’ve changed it to:
.entry-content-wrapper .post-title {
color: #666666 !important;
}but it doesn’t seem to work. Ideas?
Basilis,
Yes, because I want to be able to receive comments on that post.
Any idea about the “sticky” field not working?
Josue,
We just moved our new site to a new server this past week, and since we had a few major issues, the programmers wanted to wait to “get the bugs out” before they updated the themes and plugins.
Is that not a good idea to wait?
If you think I should update now, I will.
Thanks Elliot,
You didn’t really answer my question. I always resize my photos before uploading, however, we have a ton of photos on our site and lot of sliders.
As I mentioned above, I have WP Smush installed and it is saving multiple sizes for each photo because the theme “may” use them. I have read (and re-read) Ismael’s post below, and I am wondering if by “www optimizer plugin,” he is referring to https://wordpress.org/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/ ?
And when Ismael says to install #2 and #3, do I install them at the same time? Sorry, if that’s a dumb question, but I’m not familiar with either of these plugins.
And last but not least, is there anything else that you can recommend to speed up our site, in particular?
Hi!
These are the things that you can do to optimize the website speed and page load courtesy of the wordpress community:
1. Optimize all images with AI/Photoshop before uploading to server ‘save as web safe’ jpg
2. Once all images are uploaded on the website, optimize with www optimizer plugin twice 1hr 10mins apart.
3. Install wp-smushit run once to remove jpeg extra data, then uninstall.
4. Use BWP minify plugin to minify scripts and stylesheets.
5. Install WP-Super cache, select all recommended settings.
6. Logout your website, visit every page at least once to create super cache files.
7. Join Cloudflare setup your website on their CDN, Choose options: Full CDN Optimisation save then activate purge files. once done log out.
8. Have a cup of coffee.
9. Visit your site after 20 minutes or so.
10. Don’t forget to smile.Best regards,
Ismael
