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I’m not sure I understand what you mean by “setting one mark each”. However, I did have that problem with my secondary top menu and footer menu. They were the same, in two locations. I created a different one instead, which corrected the problem.
I also tried creating an alternate menu for mobile/hamburger, but it didn’t solve the problem in this case.
Hello,
It is ID avia-menu, one seems to be used for the regular menu and the other for the hamburger menu. The problem is present on all pages of our website. Please find the URL below.
It is also present in your demos, for example: https://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-medical/Thanks!
Hello,
We were never able to remove all fallback images / spacing, so we decided to create our own fallback images instead. This discussion can be closed.
Thank you.
Thanks so much Mike, this has worked well for the small thumbnail.
For the hero image, I’m trying to do the same thing, in addition to removing the actual space where the fallback image is supposed to go.. but only when there’s not fallback image. Right now, the CSS code I was given removes the hero image even when I have uploaded one. Do you know how I can do that too?
Thanks!
Hi,
Thank you, however, this is not doing what I hope. What I would like is for :
1) the fallback thumbnails (and it’s border/background) to disappear if I have not uploaded a photo
2) the fallback hero image (and it’s border/background and space) to disappear if I have not uploaded a photo.The following code removed the space of the fallback hero image, but it also removed the hero images I uploaded:
.av-magazine-entry-big .av-magazine-thumbnail{
display:none!important;
}===
The following code, removed the border on all thumbnails (not just the fallback thumbnails) and it did not remove the background of the default image.
.av-magazine-thumbnail{
border:0px!important;
}Hello,
Ok, this works for the hero image, but not the thumbnail (there is still a background and border).
Also, for the hero image, is it possible to remove the space itself (not just the border and background)? Because it leaves a big space and things are misaligned. For the thumbnail, it is OK to keep the space (removing it here would misalign things I think).
Thank you.
Hello,
This removes the icon itself, but not the box around it. Is it possible to also remove the box?
Thanks!
I have found the problem and fixed it. I think it came from when I updated WordPress, not Enfold.
Thank you!Thank you, it was indeed a css style that had been added a while back and that I wasn’t aware of.
Thanks again!Hello,
Thanks for your reply. At my end, the problem appears in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. I’ve put a link to a screen capture below so that you can see what happens and I search for “park” (or anything else) in the search box next to the menu.
Thank you.
I think for you, the selector would be “#top .av-rotator-container-inner”
But I’m not the expert. Wait til a moderator answers :-)Hello,
Thank you for the quick response.
Is just a matter of me giving a CSS selector to the specific special headers that are giving me the problem?
I could do that… But what CSS would I give to them?
Much appreciatedHello Jordan,
I think I fixed my issue.
There were uneven spaces in the short code the theme table builder generated.
I removed the excess spaces and that seems to have done the trick.
Is this possible? Could the spaces have been causing the trouble?
Thank youHello Rikard,
Would you know a proper name for this functionality? So that I could search appropriately…
Much appreciated, thank you.Ah yes! Perfect!
My mistake was using Grid Rows, instead of Color Section.
Thank you very much!However, I still cannot enlarge the search bar. I gave it a custom class,
so I’m able to center it within the column, but it seems to only get centered if I give it a width of 300px, nothing else seems to work.And whether I have large columns or small columns, it’s still remaining the same size… Ideally I would like it to be around twice the width it currently is.
Any ideas?
Hello,
I had tried using columns, however I was not able to have the search bar on its own separate layer, so to speak. Therefore, when I had the search bar centered, the background image was also centered (which I want), but it was only taking up the middle column’s width. I am trying to have the background image take up the entire background, and on top of that (overlaying it), I’d like the large, centered search bar.Is this possible to achieve using columns?
Thanks again
Excellent!
Works great. And good to know about it not getting overwritten.However, could you tell me how I could center the search bar on the screen?
Right now it’s stuck to the left and I can’t seem to find a way to get it into the center.Any tips?
Thank you
Hello,
Thank you for your help.
If I am adding this code into the php file in the editor, when I eventually update the theme, won’t the update undo this new code I am adding?
I am using the Enfold child theme, if that makes any difference.
Please advise,
thank youThank you.
My problem, however, is that I cannot import the zip file at all.
Any idea why?
Thank youHi Josue. I added a third site/language and the problem didn’t happen over there. So I just deleted my second site and am using the third one. The problem has disappeared. Not sure why it happened but I used the nuclear option and now it’s working.
Hi Elliott. Forgive me. I need a little more hand holding.
I recognize that code as being CSS-ish. So I added it to Quick CSS but nothing changed with my search boxes. I assume there is an obvious other thing that I am supposed to do somewhere else…
SOLVED
Your idea worked. For the record, I added the language switcher code in between the following lines in helper-main-menu.php using the WordPress Theme Editor.if($phone) { echo "<div class='phone-info {$phone_class}'><span>".do_shortcode($phone)."</span></div>"; }
and
?>Thanks so much.
Beautiful. It worked! Thank you. I figured out how to adjust the search box size and font size inside the box adding this to the Quick CSS box in Enfold — General Styling. I include here for others and future me:
#top #searchform>div { max-width: 800px; } #top #s { font-size: 32px; padding: 80px 60px 20px 20px; }Is there a way to have two separate search boxes the search boxes: one for the front page and a different one for my header? Currently my nice big search box in the middle of the front page is the same size in my header on every inside page. Yikes!
