Hi phaseonebarbers!

In this specific case developing locally is probably not a good idea. You could export the database each time and then re-import it but doing so often is just leaving you open to a small error happening and that causing issues for you down the road.

I would suggest setting up a live development installation at somewhere like Bluehost. You can get setup for a month for under $30 and then do an export of the database later on if you need to move everything to a different domain: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/move-from-a-local-installation-to-a-live-server/

Cheers!
Devin

This is a screenshot from a text block using the advanced layout builder: http://www.clipular.com/c/5719116761530368.png?k=cKLNkftLJGIAoupsJ3zeNHJsvvQ

So yes, this is using the advanced layout builder.

Hey targetzero!

Sounds like you may have a plugin or an extension of Jetpack on which is causing an issue with the theme. Enfold by default lets you choose the layout you want and one of those is a Fixed layout with no responsive functionality.

There isn’t however any settings to disable or switch between a mobile version and a desktop version.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi!

With the number of menu items you have my guess is that your servers hitting its limit in the number of things it can save at once, eg the max input vars.

Talk to your hosting provider about increasing the values as suggested here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10303714/php-max-input-vars

For now, I’ve set the menu using the secondary tab “Manage Locations” in your menus manager which seems to stick and isn’t running into the issues of the server slowing down and trying to save that much data at once.

Cheers!
Devin

Hey targetzero!

First clear the cache of your caching plugin. Then deactivate it and all other plugins you have active. You can keep WooCommerce itself active since it is compatible with the theme.

See if that helps and then you can re-activate your plugins one by one to find the one causing the issue. Leave your caching plugin until last since it has the most complex individual setup. If you are, for instance, combining and minifying all javascript that has been known to cause issues.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey!

Are you meaning the Ajax portfolio view or something else? Can you provide a link to the page so we can take a look at exactly what kind of setup you have now and point to an example of what isn’t working.

Regards,
Devin

Hey karbonato!

Exporting your database using WP MIGRATE DB is the best way that I know of and why I recommended it in the docs: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/move-from-a-local-installation-to-a-live-server/

As long as the settings are correct it should export them without issue. The only other thing I can think of that might cause an issue is if the new server has different settings than your local server.

Aside from that I’m not sure what else we could suggest as this has worked for me on my client work as well as the other support crew when working local to live.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi sahlen!

You can disable the themes prettyPhoto implementation by opening js>avia.js and then looking for and deleting these lines:

        //activates the prettyphoto lightbox
        $(container).avia_activate_lightbox({callback:'avia_lightbox_callback'});

Regards,
Devin

Hi Hirschjaeger123!

The best solution and I think really the only one is to have less main menu items. The only other option would be to change when the menu switches to the mobile menu following these steps: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/top-menu-with-the-social-icons-bigger?replies=5#post-132320

Regards,
Devin

Shortcode stacking isn’t quite supported yet but you could generate the shortcode for each slider in another page and then paste it into the tab. I’m not sure if it will work completely however.

Another option would be to use another slider plugin like NextGen and see if you can just paste the slideshow shortcode from that into the tab section.

Hi!

The preview is not an exact duplication of the LayerSlider on the front end but an approximation under the best possible circumstances. It doesn’t load into the full width container, doesn’t run against any other scripts or css loading etc.

I would try simplifying the second slide and break it into multiple slides. The overlaps on the text items is probably in how the plugin is trying to fit the content into the window based on the initial layout you created in the editor.

For complex layouts its best if you don’t need to rely on pixel perfect reproduction since the site and slideshow is responsive and it changes as the user has a different size screen or just adjusts their window.

Regards,
Devin

I would suggest deactivating all active plugins and then re-saving the permalink settings a few times (changing to default at least once) then see how it looks on your end.

Make sure to also clear you local browser cache so that you aren’t getting incorrect old cached files.

If the front page cache disable isn’t working you may want to try changing where the front page is designated. So in the theme options don’t set the front page and instead do it in the WordPress Settings>Reading settings.

Hi!

You can have them float site wide by adding the following to your Quick CSS in the themes Styling tab or custom.css file:

span.av_font_icon {
float: left;
line-height: 17px;
}

The change in line height is so they don’t take up 2 lines.

Regards,
Devin

Hi!

I just checked the site with a fresh download of FF on 10.9.1 and the videos loaded up and I was able to play them the same as in Chrome.

You may want to try re-installing FF and updating your OS in case there was something specific in 10.9.1 that changed things. If you have any FF extensions or plugins installed make sure to try disabling them as well.

Cheers!
Devin