Hey maggie247!

If you give the color section a unique ID in the field available for that on the color section editor you can then target that ID and give it a specific pixel height. Ex:

#mycolorsection {
height: 50px;
}

The background image is a bit more complex. By itself, you are under the constraints of the background property with css. For your question this means that no, you can’t make it adapt to the screen size because its fixed in the background with regard to the viewport.

Best regards,
Devin

Hi intosuwo!

Debugging custom css isn’t something we can support here on the forums. That kind of question is best asked at somewhere like Stack exchange or something like that.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey BiallaC!

Unless you wrap your code in responsive grid classes then it will not respond or have code that supports responding to the screen size.

Cheers!
Devin

Hey aka61997!

You can add a comment section to your advanced layout builder layouts without needing to edit any files.

Just drag and drop the comment element wherever you want to have the comments shown.

Regards,
Devin

Hey coachw!

No not through the theme. There may be a plugin to assist with it or you can add it in using @font-face: http://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/using-font-face/

Best regards,
Devin

This is how Kriesi adapted the template and styling to how phones handle tables. On a regular table the content would stretch off screen because tabular data doesn’t respond.

The easiest and best solution is to use a different table either by creating it in Word or something like that and then copy+pasting it into a regular text element or using a plugin which has a more typical table rendering.

For regular tabular data where the content is only text then the way the theme does it works well. It re-generates a table and combines the column headers into the column content so that each section is its own single cell.

Hey kolbapl!

You will need to have a freelance developer customize the partner element to support a new 10 column configuration in both the php shortcode file and accompanying css to support the new output.

We recommend Microlancer, Codeable as well as http://kriesi.at/contact/customization

Regards,
Devin

Hey japk!

If we can get a link to your site we should be able to assist with targeting the text there exactly.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi aparteDenmark!

1) You can use:

.text-sep.text-sep-comment,
.blog-author.minor-meta,
.blog-categories.minor-meta, 
.text-sep.text-sep-cat {
    display: none;
}

Then show them on the home with:

#top.home .text-sep.text-sep-comment,
#top.home .blog-author.minor-meta,
#top.home .blog-categories.minor-meta, 
#top.home .text-sep.text-sep-cat {
    display: inline;
}

2) In general, this isn’t breadcrumbs. The breadcrumbs are the page link tree at the top of pages just under the menu but no there isn’t a way to individually control where the meta data and links go.

3+4) That would need to be added into the theme feature request topic or added in via a plugin/custom coded customization.

5) I’m not sure the partner element could do that. Either as a new bit of custom code or a modification of that element it would need to be done by a freelance developer as its far beyond what we can do via support.

6) For the menu active area no not that I know of. The position of the menu is actually determined by the line height of the menu items so modifying them is jumping down a route of potentially needing fixes for cross browser support and all responsive sizes.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi webWahine!

When you re-activate the theme make sure to go to that portfolio grid element and re-set and re-save the options to show it how you want.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey!

When you say “zoom” do you mean the actual browser zoom? If so a media query wouldn’t actually support that as far as I know. The individual browsers zoom level isn’t something the theme has support for for the most part.

With the masonry script, its container is just set to be the full width of the screen and will only recalculate when the screen is re-sized so after zooming the user would need to re-size the window to get it to readjust.

Regards,
Devin

Hi!

Which tablet specifically is it? If any of use have the same one we can try testing and see if we get the same issue. Its the first I’ve heard of something like it so I’m not sure what might be causing it on your end but not on mine or Josues.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey brentwestwind!

Right now this is unfortunately an issue we have no fix for but we are working on one. The anchor is linked to directly but because of the menu being on top of it and not pushing it down it appears as though its in the incorrect place.

On a single page the anchor links get a smooth scroll bit of javascript which prevents the issue from happening. Its only when going to an anchor from another page that the the menu overlap makes it seem like its incorrect.

Regards,
Devin

Hey heliraptor!

Your hosting provider is, I believe, incorrectly assuming you want to add a facivon to your wordpress install which you’ve already done from your theme options. You want to add the icon code to a regular html file at your main domain.

There is nothing that we can do from our end to help you as this is not a theme issue.

Regards,
Devin

Hey advocatusneo!

Make your changes to the child theme’s style.css file. The css in that file is what gets generated by your settings in the Styling tab of the theme options and the custom css field there as well.

Best regards,
Devin