Hi Victoria,

thanks, that worked fine with Quick Css!

But I just noticed that in the blog-post-view the menu item is not yet adressed.
How can I adress the same menu item also there and add the box?

For better understanding which view I mean here is alink where the box is still missing.
( the box shows up after scrolling down, but not yet at the very top)

Thanks for your help!

Hi,

yes I am using the plugin “Instagram Feed” now and not the Enfold widget.

But check out the test page I set up (link in private content), where basically only the Enfold instagram widgets are shown (no other content).
On this test page the Google PageSpeed Insights rating is only 55(!!) for desktop .
On other pages/articles where I use the above mentioned insta-plugin (instead the Enfold widget) generally I get a rating of more then 80 for desktop.

Hi,

I had a closer look at the image quality by changing the insta-widget setting.

With the naked eye I cannot see any difference in size or quality between thumbnail, small, large or original.
Also google insights speed test always shows the same recommendation (see here).
(I always cleared the cache between test.)

So I really think that the widget always shows the same photo size and quality, independently of the settings.

thanks Yigit, it worked fine!!

Thanks Yigit!! I was looking for an option like that, but couldn’t find it… :)

I tested it on my iPad and it works fine for the menu, but it turned out that the social icons shrunk down in size (see here).

How could that be solved?

BR
Florian

Hi Yigit,

with this code time and date is removed, but I want to keep the date (and just remove the time).

BR
Florian

Hey Rikard,

sorry for the late reply.
See for example the recent posts in the sidebar at http://www.catchbudapest.com/life/

BR
Florian

Hi Mike,

I bypassed the problem now by adding a section background overlay with Overlay Opacity.

BR
Florian

Hi Ismael,

Thanks for your Input!
Point 2 is solved but unfortunately point 1 it is not working as I want.

The given CSS-code is addressing all input fields on the whole page, but I actually just need the white background for one signup-box (the rest of the input fields should be stay grey).
As you see here just below the newsletter box there is a contact-field where I want to keep the grey background.

How can I target the code only for the newsletterbox?
I defined a custom-CSS for the mailchimp code-block but it did not work (I am not sure how to put it in the quick CSS), the following did not work:
.

.custom-CSS #top.main_color input[type='text']  {
    border-color: #ebebeb;
    background-color: #ffffff;
    color: #919191;
}

Looking forward for your help.

BR
Florian

Hi,

I solved the problem with the ipad-resolution in the meantime by changing the used layout element from a 2/3 column to a 3/4 column.

So only the following 2 issues are still open (as already descibed above):

1. My newsletter signup-boxes have sometimes a white background as shown here and, sometimes a grey background as shown here.
In the case with a grey background I would like to change the background color of the input fields to white (in order to have a contrast between background and input fields).
But since I use the mailchimp-plugin I can not targed the fields with

#element_avia_0_1 input, #element_avia_1_1 input {
    background: gray !important;
}

2. Is it possible to keep the checkbox together with the related text in one line in case of a line break? (see here what I mean).

BR
Florian

Hi,

unfortunately I dicovered another problem with the newsletter-signup box.
The CSS-code above proposed by Ismael seems to be fine for the desktop but not on mobile devices as you can see here.

I removed the sign-up form with the checkboxes from the main page now but I temporary keep it on my “start here” page (see link below in the private content area).

Please give me your feedback how to solve this.

BR
Florian

Hi,

I encountered the following issue:
I want to use the newsletter-box in different locations.
Sometimes with a white background as shown here and, sometimes with a grey background as shown here.
In the case with a grey background I would like to change the background color of the input fields to a white (in order to have a contrast between background and input fields).

How can I do that?
(I already tried to do it by defining a custom css class and with following quick css, but also the submit-button was changed to a white background:)

}
.”CUSTOM-CSS-CLASS” input{
    background: white !important;
}

BR
Florian

I solved that by using the MailChimp for WP Form widget that comes with the plugin.

But another thing is bothering me:
Using the mailchimp plugin instead of the enfold-integration, the form message for being “Successfully subscribed” looks not good at all:

Here with the plug-in and here with the enfold-integration.

How can I spicy up the form message, e.g. by increasing text size, using bold text and/or with a frame around it.

BR
Florian