Glad you were able to downgrade. We’ll have an update out sometime soon.

Regards,

Devin

Good luck, it will be a bit of a trick but may be doable with a bit of hacking things.

Hi Scott,

With Safari, Chrome and Firefox past versions of browsers are not really supported individually. Specifically with Safari we would have to have the hardware and iOS just to test for it since Apple no longer provides downloads of the browser outside of the Appstore so it isn’t even possible to test for older versions like we would for IE or even installing older versions of FF or Chrome.

Regards,

Devin

Hi James,

In the footer.php if you put your new div and content inside this code it will do that:

echo "<div class='sub_menu_socket'>";

$args = array('theme_location'=>'avia3', 'fallback_cb' => '', 'depth'=>1);

wp_nav_menu($args);

?> Add your new div and text here. This line isn't in the footer so just add it <?php

echo "</div>";

Regards,

Devin

Does your laptop have a Retina Display? Testing on my regular 13 inch Macbook I’m still not getting that effect.

Hi nkoranda,

Can you show us an example on your live site? It sounds like a quick fix but it would be best if it is targeted at that specific group of elements so that it doesn’t cause any issues in other areas.

Regards,

Devin

Hi tobiasjo,

You would need to target each element and change the padding either per page or per element if it is site wide. Right now there aren’t individual padding settings but things should be pretty standard.

IE – The toggle has no padding but does have a 30px margin:

.togglecontainer {

margin: 30px 0;

position: relative;

clear: both;

}

Which can be seen here: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/shortcodes/toggles-accordions/

Regards,

Devin

We don’t have a group access to login details or anything but hopefully the plugin author is able to at least point in a good direction.

Hi D5WDesignGroup,

In that case, switch to any other theme you have installed and see if is accessible. If not, you will probably need to re-install the wordpress files again to get the correct working wordpress core.

Regards,

Devin

Hi designprime,

At this point any automated browser testing where it takes a screenshot will not be able to offer true browser testing. With responsive elements, javascript effects and rendering bugs it just isn’t reliable.

For speed optimization, there is a lot of different things that you can do. The best is to use a caching plugin like WP Super Cache, w3tc and in addition to that minifiy all of the css files. The theme by itself is well coded but it does allow for a of user content which can slow things down. Images, slideshows and multiple instances of each will really slow a page down from rendering.

You can target elements specifically using the avia element ID’s and the page class selector they are on. Then you can set specific heights on items based on your needs. If you need an example we’ll need to see the site live. You can use http://goo.gl/ to make an temporary url if you don’t want to post it directly.

Regards,

Devin

Hi Jeff,

The best route to go is with the codex entry on permalinks here http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Fixing_Permalink_Problems

The theme doesn’t really have any interaction with your permalink settings except for the portfolio custom post type slug name (which defaults to portfolio-item to not cause these kinds of issues). Even with that, it shouldn’t cause any site wide 404 errors.

Most likely you need to delete and regenerate your htaccess file but it could be something more in depth depending on your install and host.

Regards,

Devin

Hi Ray,

You will need to go into the LayerSlider section in your WordPress admin and then open and edit that slide. Just remove the image and then add in your own.

Regards,

Devin

Hi macrunner,

That wouldn’t be possible unless you went into the single javascript file and removed the items you don’t want to use.

You can go through and trace out any elements you wont use for sure but I can’t think of anything that would load in on the front end that you could get a performance boost by removing.

Regards,

Devin

Glad that you were able to fix it.

Just for anyone else to note, the LayerSlider is *not* designed to be added in with shortcodes instead it should be added in with the Advanced Layout Editor.

Anything else is just not supported at the moment.

Regards,

Devin