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Hi!
You can add this as well to hide that option:
.avia_sidebar_active .avia_shop_option_link { display: none; }Cheers!
DevinThere is really no way for us to tell you all of the changes that have been made since 1.6 for all of those files.
Your only real choice I can think of is to update the whole parent theme and then compare each file you’ve modified against the parent.
Hi!
I’m not getting that behavior on my end when checking with IE:
http://tinypic.com/r/2z9joqs/5You might try checking the browser and make sure it doesn’t have any add ons or settings that are forcing it into compatibility mode.
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DevinHey!
All of those images show the image responding actually. There is some css issues however which the following should help clean up:
@media screen and (max-width: 767px){ .pp_details, div.pp_default .pp_details { background: transparent; position: inherit; } }Cheers!
DevinHi!
You have that page set as your main blog page in the theme options. This means the page doesn’t actually show anything you add to it and instead it outputs all blog posts regardless of category. I also had to do change your WordPress>Reading settings from static pages to “Your latest Posts” to get wordpress from loading in your blog to that page as well.
I’ve changed the option to have no page selected and also changed the blog element on that page to uncategorized which now only shows the single post.
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DevinHi!
I’m not sure what you mean by the white space issue. The spacing is only ever going to be effected by the size of the image relative to the page.
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DevinHi!
Just to check here, can you try switching to any of the default WordPress themes (twenty twelve or thirteen) and checking the text/visual tab issue.
WordPress by default doesn’t show html from the text tab in the visual editor unless it has something it can render.
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DevinHi!
Try adding the following CSS to your Quick CSS (located under the Styling Tab in the theme options) or the custom.css file in the css folder of your theme files:
#top.page-id-16051 #header { display: none; }Regards,
DevinIf it isn’t registering my only guess would be that the data isn’t correct. You might want to double check the api key/user name.
The error you are getting just means your installation isn’t allowing you to write over the folder. You can either change the permissions on your wp-content>themes folders to allow for it, ask your hosting provider to assist you in doing that or just upload via FTP instead.
Hey Andrea!
In your custom.css file you will have a Desktop Styles media query. Add this into that and adjust as needed:
#header_main .container, .main_menu ul:first-child > li > a { height: 88px !important; line-height: 88px !important; }Regards,
DevinHey ace2296!
I’m not quite sure what you mean. On that page layout the author photo isn’t supposed to show as far as I know.
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DevinHey!
When testing for responsive changes you need to use a tool like http://lab.maltewassermann.com/viewport-resizer/ . Zoom on a browser is unrelated and the theme has no support at all for using it within the browser to adjust layout.
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DevinHey!
Looks like there is an issue with your permalink settings. If you switch to default things work fine but anything else and its not able to pull up the content.
Try the troubleshooting suggestions here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Fixing_Permalink_Problems
And see if that helps.
Cheers!
DevinHey tamaniaci!
Deactivate all active plugins and then give it another try. There is at least one other plugin trying to modify the images and there is probably a conflict with the default WordPress gallery and a plugin.
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DevinHi!
You can choose one of the other blog layouts from the theme options to get something like that. I think this one is the only option with th e image next to the content: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-single-small/
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DevinHey websitegurus!
I’m not really clear on what you are trying to do. You can use the the custom menu widget with the WordPress menus to add in a menu to any single page’s sidebar which will inherit the themes menu styling but the main menu has unique styling that doesn’t really carry over to a vertical list.
In addition to that, the menu changes its style based on the theme options so you would need to add in a whole new chunk of code in order to have a customizable vertical menu that can be dropped in, inherits the users choice of color/font/styles and then has its own responsive fixes as well if you are expecting it to collapse on mobile.
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DevinYou don’t need to re-upload them to get the thumb size generated. You can just use the plugin I linked above and it will run the files through and get them all done at once.
And yes, thats the correct size :)
Hey Toratheus!
The layerslide slides aren’t in the regular content containers so the css that wraps with the shortcodes doesn’t inherit the grid elements. You could try putting the shortcode layout into a regular page, publish it and then copy out the whole html that gets created including the container. It would be a bit messy but should work.
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DevinHey!
Its one of the shortfalls of using a child theme in that if you still need to keep an eye on what has been changed in each version so you will then update the child theme files as well.
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DevinHey Robert!
You’ll see the shortcodes appear under the advanced layout editor as you add in new elements and save.
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DevinHey!
As far as I know you need to change the server setting from using FastCGI. I don’t know the details of why it doesn’t work but those users who were having issues that ended up doing the trick for them.
If you have a pressing deadline or are just not able to do that under any circumstances Envato support will be able assist with a refund for the theme. Its not our desired avenue but I can definitely understand wanting to just move forward with the site.
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DevinHey!
Don’t actually change the shortcodes.css file. Instead try adding the following to your Quick CSS or custom.css file:
@media only screen and (min-width: 989px) { .responsive .av-masonry-entry { width: 16.6%; } .responsive .av-masonry-entry.av-landscape-img { width: 33.2%; } }And modify the values as needed.
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DevinI just noticed the site isn’t set to be responsive which is why the image isn’t responding to the screen size. Its just showing up at the full image size in relation to the height of the screen (since its stretched to fit).
Hi Compustar82!
Somewhat but not entirely. The theme now has an import parent theme settings option when you activate the child theme so the theme settings will be pulled down.
The files edited however will only be replaced if they are in the root directory since that is the only directory where WordPress really looks for them. Files in other directories will need to be included or called from the child theme. Its kind of dependant on what files you changed and where to go deeper into what will need to be done.
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DevinHey!
The theme update is from within the Enfold theme options at the very bottom.
You should backup your functions.php before updating however since that file will be written over.
Best regards,
DevinThe news page looks like its probably what you have set in the theme’s options panel. If that is so,then it doesn’t actually render any of your layout options at all and just gets rendered like a default blog feed.
What you can do is deselect it from the theme options and instead just let it show blog posts by the blog element in the advanced layout editor.
