First turn on the custom css field: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/turn-on-custom-css-field-for-all-alb-elements/

Then you can target it a bit more directly and override anything that gets added default. Commenting out the base css is a very poor way of modifying the theme unless you are comfortable with doing backups to the core files for each update. Even then with how often we change the css it may not really work.

If you can put up the dev site on a live test server we can inspect and help further. You can also force the hover state via dev tools which should make it easier to find the conflict with whatever you are trying to accomplish.

Hi Alex!

I believe this is intentional so that a link post can still have some basic content associated with it that is still accessible. Eg, a description of the link or why you are posting it.

Cheers!
Devin

Hey!

Removing:

.woocommerce-cart .entry-content .woocommerce .button {
display: none;
}

Should fix it. I don’t think there is actually a good way of removing the back to shop button from an empty cart page since there is no unique class or page name for that scenario.

You can try the WooCommerce support forums however and see if anyone has found a good method for it there.

Regards,
Devin

Very strange that it would be tied to a specific user. You could just create a new main admin to use and then either delete the previous one and assign the posts to the new account or just keep it around.

I’ve never heard of a specific user getting an issue like that so I apologize for not suggesting that previously. Are you using any plugins that have specific user permission settings or anything like that?

Tested again just now. While fairly slow on the back end, its working even with WordPress SEO running:
http://www.screenr.com/2MwH

My guess on the backend speed is the combination of plugins running and server speed but it could also be running screenr at the same time as everything else I’m running locally right now.

Hi studiobizz-nl!

This isn’t currently possible with the built in form element. You would need to use a plugin instead of the built in form builder to get a specific redirect function.

Best regards,
Devin

There really is no other answer. If you are seeing the change with a delay the data is being cached somewhere. So once its on the server the server or your local machine is still displaying the old data until it refreshes.

Ah, that would make sense. There are lots of CDN services that you could try using though I don’t know of any off hand that will definitely work with the masonry layout as its still somewhat new.

I’ll tag the rest of the support crew to see if anyone has any recommendations.

Hey!

If its working for you then it is correct :)

If you run into any further issues I would recommend having a freelance developer take a look at the issue. That way you can have it fully customized beyond what the theme offers by default.

Best regards,
Devin

Try deactivating the individual extensions within jetpack. JetPack by itself won’t cause it as I know many users who actively use it so there is most likely a specific extension within JetPack that is causing the error.

Hey!

Probably will not happen as Kriesi likes to have the default theme on your first install have a solid look. Since the theme doesn’t have a text only title option there would just be a bit blank space for where the logo should be.

You would be surprised at the number of users who just install the theme, see that it doesn’t look like the demo and immediately complain :)

Also for child themes, we recently added a import parent theme options button that appears when you install a child theme. So you can switch at any time.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi!

I’m not seeing any issues with the logo or menu items at this point so I’m guessing you may have fixed them.

Best regards,
Devin

Hi!

Just an FYI to how our forums/queue system works: topics are shown to support by the oldest posted response. So each time you self bump it actually pushes your topic to the end of the queue and does not bring it to our attention any quicker.

As for the issue when I re-set the permalinks and refreshed them a couple of times it seems to be working without issue now. My guess is WordPress just had its htaccess corrupted which happens from time to time.

You can read more about it on the codex here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Fixing_Permalink_Problems

Cheers!
Devin

Hey!

I’m not quite sure what the issue is looking at the site vs the description. Right now the HÖGDALEN item on the main page is showing as a slideshow.

Regards,
Devin