Hey envapk2!

The original images are 80 x 80 and to have crystal clear images they need to be 206 x 206, this will give you what you have requested.

Best regards,
David

Hey maximadz!

Those links are backend ( enfold / wordpress ) specific , so they are not in the front end ( your site ), in other words, they don’t affect your site.

Regards,
David

Hey hjhjthth!

IE8 does not support responsive styles so that’s why you see it in a small size, about the logo will need an url so i can find a way to debug that since i don’t use/have IE on my dev machine.

Cheers!
David

Hi Dave!

Don’t have a windows machine with me right now, it seems like that’s IE7 if that’s the case we do not support that version.

Best regards,
David

Hi erkuto!

I’ve tested your site and it’s working properly, probably the banned thing.

Best regards,
David

Hey Raymmar!

I’ve reviewed your site, and indeed it does redirect every time you click on an author, the problem is coming from a plugin, suggestion : disable 1 by 1 and check your links, start with the discuss one.

Cheers!
David

Hi bforliano!

Short answer yes it is, i would recommend using or searching for a plugin ( haven’t tried / tested this one ) http://wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/ , other option is modify your Apache .htaccess and create a rule in there to redirect all of the 404 http errors.

Both will require testing / researching / time.

Regards,
David

Hey takingaction!

Just checked your site, refresh it several times, it’s working fine, only suggestion is that you are using a lot of images on the slider, hence takes longer to load, other than that, it’s working.

Regards,
David

Hey rseybold!

We have some of vids/articles that cover most of the questions, about disabling the breadcrumbs it can be done via enfold options > Header > Header Title and Breadcrumbs.

http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/

Cheers!
David

Hey!

Can you send me your credentials user/pass, just make sure you have checked your plugins ( disable one by one and check if that’s not the cause of the problem ).

Make sure to use a private msg.

Cheers!
David

Hi andypeck!

I couldn’t help noticing these are custom modifications, you can use this service ( reliable ) and part of envato (TF), here is the link http://www.microlancer.com/explore/wordpress , if you are having problems with the features that the theme includes don’t hesitate on letting us know,

Cheers!
David

Hi techgrayscale!

I’ve checked the images, one solution is that you create the rounded image with transparency ( png ) file and use that instead.

Right now the theme is creating the rounded corners using css, so that’s why you get that jagged looking.

Regards,
David

Hi blaircomm!

Here is the css to fix the spacing between the title and img.

.template-page .template-blog .entry-content-wrapper h2 {
margin: 20px 0 15px;
} 

For the other part

.entry-content-wrapper .post-title {
margin: 20px 0 15px;
}

Best regards,
David

• This reply was modified 10 years, 8 months ago by David.

Hey Vermishelle!

Here is the solution i came up with, Please follow this very carefully.

1. Find this file helper-social-media.php inside of this folder ENFOLD/includes/
2. Add this on the line 33 ( after this line var $counter = 1; ) static $social_counter = 0;
3. Line 53 ( function build_icon() ). after this global $avia_config; add the following
$search_array = array('facebook','twitter', 'skype', 'pinterest', 'soundcloud');
//On this one is the key, i’m adding facebook, twitter, …. base on the elements i have added on the enfold options so if you have others add those and remove the ones that you don’t need ‘soudcloud’ for instance
4. Find this on line 88 roughly
$html .= "<a {$blank} href='".$icon['social_icon_link']."' ".av_icon_string($icon['social_icon'])." title='".ucfirst($icon['social_icon'])."'></a>";

5. Replace the above ( 4. ) with this.

 if ( in_array( $search_array[static::$social_counter], $search_array) ) {
				
			    $html .= "<a {$blank} href='".$icon['social_icon_link']."' ".av_icon_string($icon['social_icon'])." title='".ucfirst($icon['social_icon'])."' onclick='". "_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'ClickLink', '". $search_array[static::$social_counter]."', 'Message']).". "'></a>";
			   	static::$social_counter++;
			   	

			}else{
				$html .= "<a {$blank} href='".$icon['social_icon_link']."' ".av_icon_string($icon['social_icon'])." title='".ucfirst($icon['social_icon'])."'></a>";	
			} 

And that is it.

Regards,
David

• This reply was modified 10 years, 8 months ago by David.

Hi ksakkos!

Your 1st and 2nd assumptions are correct, this is the way images work on enfold theme, they have some custom css properties, that allows them to behave correctly when you have a responsive site, basically what this does is the following, e.g. Your containers is 300 x 400, you can place an image in there 600 x 800, and it will look and behave correctly, the good thing about doing this is that you already have a retina ready image since you have the double of the container size ( 2px x a single 1px ).

One of the downsides of doing these ( placing a bigger image inside an smaller container ), is that the browser needs to recalculate the image proportions, hence will take more time to render those on your page, ( you will start experiencing some delays once you have a decent amount of images on a single page.

So if you know that you won’t have an excessive amount of images, you could place a bigger image and not having to worry about window sizes.

TL;TR Yes you can use the biggest image that you have available.

Hope this answer your questions.

Regards,
David