Hi timfl!

The images will display at whatever size the container is at that time. So on desktops showing full size they will expand to the 603 width that you are seeing now.

Unfortunately there isn’t any setting to use a smaller width than that so using at least that width is best.

Regards,
Devin

If you put the shortcode in a color section with a custom ID filled into the custom ID field you could then target those columns and add your own widths to them.

Something like this:

#top #my-custom-wc-products .products .product {
width: 19.20%;
}

Hey!

The file you are using for the template should have come from the page.php. If you look at line 17 this is where the page gets its grid element. So you can just manually change the page to use the twelve column grid by changing this line to the word twelve instead:
<?php avia_layout_class( 'content' ); ?>

Then further down remove the get_sidebar and avia_config above it:

				<?php

				//get the sidebar
				$avia_config['currently_viewing'] = 'page';
				get_sidebar();

				?>

Cheers!
Devin

Hi!

You would need to make the font have its own class so that you could target that class and force its opacity separately.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey swissfilm!

If we can see where this is happening on your site maybe we can find out what the cause is. On the demo, and my live test sites I’m not having any issues in FF or IE.

Cheers!
Devin

Unfortunately that still isn’t an option for the immediate answer. And while it is something we are planning on adding it is not in place right now.

Hello!

If this is IE8 then it isn’t registering the media queries making the site as wide as it should be on desktops and it has issues with the min-width property.

Try using these two plugins: http://wordpress.org/plugins/respondjs/ and http://wordpress.org/plugins/modernizr/ to bring IE8 up to speed.

Cheers!
Devin

Hello!

A quick css solution like the above is your best bet to keep it working consistently

Cheers!
Devin

Hi Cutegi!

You can try to play around with and experiment with the settings for the slide and global settings on a set of slides but the Fullscreen slider element was added specifically because there wasn’t already a good option with what was available already. So we don’t have any step by step directions for it or anything like that.

Cheers!
Devin

Hello!

It isn’t a matter of re-installing the theme but going to your theme settings>Styling tab and changing a setting and re-saving those options. This regenerates the themes style sheet with all the new settings.

Best regards,
Devin

Hello Nicole!

Your topic has been addressed here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/update-2-3-alles-ist-weg/#post-169760

Regards,
Devin

This is the error I’m getting checking with dev tools:

http://appyourservice.nl/wp-content/cache/minify/000000/jquery-2.0.3.min.map 404 (Not Found) /wp-content/cache/minify/000000/jquery-2.0.3.min.map:1

So the cache folder, where the file was cached is still the one being accessed to get the jquery for you installation. I’m not sure what plugin or setting is responsible for it, but that is where the issues is coming from.

Glad you were able to get it sorted out!

Regards,
Devin

Hey alvarezjav!

I’m having no issues with any of those elements on my end. Try clearing your browsers cache and then re-visit the page.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey soifran!

The only way to really optimize the backend would be to increase your server specs as far as I know. Most budget servers should still perform fine and on client sites I’ve worked on I’ve not noticed anything to substantial as far as delays between pages or anything like that.

On pages with lots of advanced layout editor content there will be some loading delays typically but that’s because of the preview functionality of those elements.

Best regards,
Devin