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Thanks, I’m not sure what that shortcode method means.
Generally speaking I can’t see settings in the Enfold menu that would bring my (currently boring) website anywhere near the example demo link I provided.
Another consideration is that my current website (www.therapyhelpcenter.com) is very text-heavy, due to the type of work I do, and I am guessing it will need to be reworked to fit this new design I like. I think the demo’s design is fresh, new and engaging and this is not how I would describe my site.
Last, I am apprehensive about doing anything that cannot be undone immediately because I am in production mode at the moment.
How is that people do parallel moves between the theme’s looks when their website is in production?
Thanks Ismael. Portfolios look mysterious and daunting, but I found a short tutorial video put out by Kriesi that took away a lof of the mystery.
Cheers!
Bill
Thank you Josue. I stand corrected! It was not Enfold at all but the added plug-in.
I will know better next time and check the plug-in functions first.
Thanks. I applied the change as described in the doc link and everything is back as it was with no extra Kriesi copyright.
Bill
That’s possibly it, but it seems that the way Google is stating this scenario, it isn’t about posts to a blog, or similar, but to the main page of the site — which is why I think the code needs to go somewhere in the Enfold configuration. The goal is for a client who uses Google and searches for my company, and I have those Adwords registered to my account, then a map and description of my business comes up on the right of the Google search page.
This is why I think it needs to be inserted in the Enfold configuration so that the code is presented through the main (home) page of my website.
“For reference here is the text Google gave me for this process:
By adding a short line of code to http://www.therapyhelpcenter.com/, you can make your Google+ page eligible to show up on the right hand side of the Google search page for relevant queries and make your Google+ page more discoverable. Learn more
Ask your site’s webmaster to add the following line of code to your site’s homepage:
“Google+”
You can also email these instructions to your webmaster”NOTE: I’ve tried several methods to show the code I’m talking about, but even when quoted the one line of Google + code I mean is changed by this forum software to a blue “Google+” link. I hope this doesn’t cause a problem with resolving this issue for you.
Thank you Yigit. Your CSS code worked for everything — except a links I have embedded in my blog.
Can you tell me how to get those items links underlined also? These links are embedded, as opposed to being inside a Text Element, that’s the only coding difference I can see.
Take a look at my website to see the blog issue: http://www.therapyhelpcenter.com.
Bill
Sure, the test web site is at http://www.kritsakda.com. The slides are on random so you might need to wait a bit until a large slide is shown prior to a smaller slide.
Thank you.
