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Hi everyone,
I had a few problems with the version 3.6.1 too – similar to Lise’s troubles.
Yesterday WooCommerce released an update (Changelog v3.6.2) wich at first glance fixed a lot of my display errors.Maybe try the new Update first, Lise…
BR,
RobertThank you, Günter!
I’m aware that there’s a lot under the hood that you need to take into consideration making changes.
This workaround is fine to me, hopefully anyone who’s in need for a fix stumbles across your answer.Best regards,
RobertHi,
I’ve encountered the exact same issue.
Using a “less than” character breaks the table and partly shortcodes are being rendered on the frontend.
Has there been any progress on this?I’m sure you’re very busy, but this bug was reported 2015 and unfortunately it is still not fixed… this is quite disappointing.
Best regards,
RobertRelaunched recently 2 websites for my clients – both based on enfold
- Nextbeststep – Security Awareness made in Austria
- Frame Fresh – Film Production Company in Vienna – which is a heavily modified, including dynamic page loading, and a lot of performance tweaking
Best regards,
Roberta more radical approach to test if your CSS-file is loaded correctly would be to add an rule like this:
body { display: none !important; }now your website should be empty.
but I don’t recommend this for your production environment! ;)Is the child theme’s style.css loading correctly?
when you look on the source code of the website you should find something like this:<link rel='stylesheet' id='avia-style-css' href='http://www.your-website.com/wp-content/themes/enfold-child/style.css' type='text/css' media='all' />The important part is: /wp-content/themes/enfold-child/style.css
To view the source code you could use <ctrl>+<u> in your browser.If you find that line, the correct CSS file should be loaded.
Then you could check your CSS rules – probably its a problem with the rules then…
maybe they get overwritten?Hi,
there’s a ZIP-File to use a child theme for Enfold:
Using a child theme – EnfoldI think the naming convention for the folder is <themename><hyphen>child”
so “enfold-child” not “enfold_child”.If this part is correct you should see the child Theme still need to activate your child theme.
Login in your WordPress-Dashboard. Go to “Appearance” > “Themes” and activate the child theme.hope I could help.
RobertThank you Rikard!
I agree, its good to know how to fix things quickly while managing other priorities…Keep up the good work,
RobertHello Ismael,
thank you for your answer.
Yes, it does. Thats what I was trying to say…Is this expected behavoir? Meaning should layout elements always be wrapped inside a color section?
Best regards,
RobertHi,
I had to dig deeper into this problem, because time is running as everyone knows.
So I recreated the problem with one of your demos – with a few clicks.Assuming in the first color section “Display a scroll down arrow” is checked…
… this layout is valid (generates valid HTML):
…following is invalid:
What do you think?
Best regards,
RobertYou’re welcome @Rikard
Enfold is a great theme so I don’t hesitate to support it or share something here and there :-)Hello,
I recently ran into the same requirements (with the color section).
It’s the container inside the color section that is animated.this should help:
give your color section a “developer id” and use following css rules to disable the transition/animation:
#your-developer-id .container { -webkit-transition: opacity 0s; transition: opacity 0s; }
