Hey!

Try this:

@media only screen and (max-width: 989px) and (min-width: 768px) {
  .responsive .mobile_menu_tablet .main_menu {
  display: block;
  }
}

We’ll need to adjust the theme for the next update as its a bug but this should be a quick-fix.

Cheers!
Devin

I tried finding one but its not a very popular request. No file would need to be changed but instead you would be uploading a new font file: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/adding-your-own-icon-fonts/

What you are looking for is numbers in svg format or as an already generated icon font file. I’ve come up short when trying to find one but it would be a good resource to have so I’ll tag the topic for myself and I’ll try and squeeze in making one this week. It would only be 1-10 or maybe 1-20 in a serif style.

Hey!

It looks like you’ve set the width larger than the photo so its getting stretched as a background image to fit the largest space.

Check that slides global settings and you can adjust as needed.

Cheers!
Devin

Glad that its working for you now :)

It could have been an error with the quote not getting an ending character or something like that and when re-trying it was done without it.

Just let us know if it comes back up.

Hi runekjensen!

Can we see your site with the issue live? I’ve never had that happen on my end or had issues with it in the demo.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey webop_germany!

There is an option available to show them in the theme options “Sidebar” tab. See: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/show-or-hide-sidebar-on-mobile-devices/

Cheers!
Devin

I’m not sure what the issue is. Each of those is displaying correctly if you remove the custom css adding padding to hr elements.

Hey kbrimberry!

Unfortunately that is not possible with the themes contact form. You will need to use a different contact form plugin to get that functionality.

Best regards,
Devin

Hi!

Can you try disabling all active plugins. The only issue I see in IE8 is the main slider images not showing but in my live dev site and on the theme demo I don’t get the same issue in IE8.

While I understand the need for supporting IE8 as mentioned above its definitely on its way out. It isn’t supported by Google at this point either and XP wont even be supported by Microsoft come April of this year which will hopefully finally force everyone to move on to viewing the web in a modern secure browser.

As for theme compatibility, all new themes on Themeforest are no longer required to support IE8 so finding a theme that does support it will become harder and harder. For now though, Enfold still does and the only items that I know of with issues are css3 elements which IE8 can not render. This shows on icons where they are square instead of circles, drop shadows on text/images and things like that.

Best regards,
Devin

Hi EPDeu!

No not that I know of. I checked around a bit and didn’t find anyone who had a good solution but if its something you really need you could try posting it to Stack Overflow and see if anyone has a new solution.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi gxjansen!

You can use Fontello to upload your own svg files which it will then create the font file for. Its the first option for “Custom Icons”.

Best regards,
Devin

Can you point out an example showing what exacty is broken and where? Eg the page I mentioned building with examples of each HR at various heights.

Hey erhabi!

Unfortunately there is no way we could walk you through adding that in so you would be able to use the WordPress menus manager to edit everything. It would need to be done by a freelance developer which you can find from somewhere like Microlancer or Codeable.

You could instead re-style the theme menu and mega menu output using your browsers dev tools, inspecting the elements and then adding the custom css to the css>custom.css file of the theme.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi!

The masonry gallery adapts to whatever size of screen the user has. So on my for instance it shows 6 images per row. On a smaller screen it would show less.

Cheers!
Devin

Personally I think the percentage change is a way for users to unintentionally weigh down a page by re-sizing full res images which in turn adds unneeded bloat to a page. There are a few ways to approach it otherwise:

– Use column shortcodes to wrap your images into the size you want them and the content into the layout you want.

– You can also add your own image sizes to WordPress so that you have them as a selection when adding an image to content. You can do this for your client(s) so they then have choices. This plugin lets you do that from within WordPress http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-image-sizes/

When adding in an image where you want to link to a full resolution you should and can link to that full resolution even while inserting a thumbnail of the image. This prevents the page from needing to actually load in the full resolution image in the first place (how galleries work).