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Hi DaveL77!
Unfortunately no there isn’t. The image sizes aren’t really defined that way since they adjust as the site responds. Each image is added in at its largest possible size (mobile first) and then scaled using css on the elements instead of the individual element size.
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DevinHey nicomad!
For #1 you can target that specific menu item by its ID:
#menu-item-3123 { background: #cccccc; } #menu-item-3123 a { color:#fff; }
That will make the link white (#fff) and the background gray (#ccc).
For #2 yes it is possible though the code example is designed for a child theme: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/change-woocommerce-single-product-page-layout/
You’ll need to put that in the top of your functions.php file just after
if(isset($avia_config['use_child_theme_functions_only'])) return;
If you need further adjustment past that however you’ll need to look into a freelance developer as the code snippets we have like this aren’t covered under the support scope.
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DevinHi Peter!
Yes! When you activate a child theme there is a new option in the import/export section of the theme options to import the options from the parent theme.
You’ll still need to manually set the WordPress options which are tied to the theme you are using like the menu locations but otherwise everything else should import.
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DevinHey Marcelo!
Beyond the slider style which will show one at a time, no there is no pagination type of display for them.
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DevinHi!
I’m not sure there is anything that we can directly do to help LayerSliders performance in this case. You can test it if youd like by switching to any other theme and pulling LayerSlider out of the theme files and install it like a normal plugin.
The original topic you referenced isn’t applicable with Enfold since we don’t use the Fitvid script.
As for the data backup, your best route would be to immediately contact your hosting provider and see if they can do a recovery of your previous theme files. Then move your customizations to a child theme.
Best regards,
DevinGlad we could help. Let us know if you have any other questions or issues :)
Hi frankyfranky!
Open the footer.php file and search for the switch that applies the correct classnames. Change it to read:
switch($columns) { case 1: $class = ''; break; case 2: $class = 'av_one_half'; break; case 3: $class = 'av_one_third'; break; case 4: $class = 'av_one_fourth'; break; case 5: $class = 'av_one_fifth'; break; case 6: $class = 'av_one_sixth'; break; }
Then open the file includes/admin/register-admin-options.php and scroll down to the bottom of the file. you will see an array entry that is called “Footer Columns”.
Change the subtype to:
"subtype" => array('1'=>'1','2'=>'2','3'=>'3','4'=>'4','5'=>'5','6'=>'6'));
You can now select a 6 column footer layout in your backend.
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DevinHi kultblendecom!
You can add a “Comments” element from the Avia Layout Builder’s “Content Elements” tab to your layout to show comments as needed.
Cheers!
DevinYou can put this into the debug field (after turning it on) and then save the page. Make sure the page is set to have no sidebar, a transparent header and and no title+breadcrumb: http://pastebin.com/TCWCGtj4
Turning on the debug field:http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/enable-advanced-layout-builder-debug/
I’ll ask the support crew if anyone has an old version of Safari to test in. If it was me, I wouldn’t even bother since usage stats for Safari are so low and then for old S6 its under 1% of users as of May 2014.
Hey ItaiAzer!
Let me see if I can get that from Kriesi’s demo directly.
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DevinHey fragezeichen!
You would need to find a plugin that lets you have that kind of specific control for including code in some pages header vs not. Its unfortunately not something the theme has built in support for.
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DevinHey!
This was actually requested at a point when Kriesi had some free time and so he did a one-time customization you can try out here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/options-for-mobile-menu-display/#post-266040
But typically its just as Yigit said and outside support since its a good bit of time to re-do all the rules to change the effect.
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DevinHey chaponnel!
Your version of the theme is incredibly outdated. You will need to update your theme version to use the newest version of WordPress.
For a quick guide on updating your theme take a look at this video on updating the Enfold theme via FTP: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/67209750
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DevinJune 10, 2014 at 6:27 pm in reply to: Designs are inconsistent between browsers (IE, Chrome, FireFox) #277064Hi!
The site looks almost identical in IE as it does for me in Chrome.
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DevinHi Luis!
I’m not really sure what you mean. The theme doesn’t have any specific support for ACF or the Maps extension and I’m not sure where it is an in what instance you are trying to use it.
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DevinHey gagnelli!
Unfortunately that is a bit of a hard thing to do. I was recently trying to do it for our new documentation site but have been unable to find a fully working solution.
You can try putting your content in a color section that is set to fill up a percentage of the screen but that may not work for the layout you have (as it didn’t for my usages either).
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DevinJune 10, 2014 at 6:13 pm in reply to: Breadcrumb trail not showing on some pages with seeminly exact same settings #277054Hi debbienz!
When using any plugin that duplicates a page or clones it the meta data for the breadcrumb or title visibility can get stuck. If you go to the Screen Options tab on the top right of your page editor screen and click it, then click on the Custom Fields check box you’ll be able to edit the data directly.
So the header value might be stuck on yes or no and changing it then updating will reset it.
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DevinHi!
What is the url for the site?
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DevinHi!
You can also make the links to your anchors point to your main url and then the anchor. so instead of just #welcome it would be http://yoursite.com/#welcome .
The plugin option to change the actual visible button depending on the page is a good one too.
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DevinHey!
As far as I know this is the only instance of it not working exactly as you describe. I would suggest that you disable any active plugins, clear all local and server side cache and see if things clear up without any possible interference from an outside source.
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DevinHey!
Make sure you are going to the correct url. Eg, copy and paste
http://www.prizehow.com/?page_id=34
instead of typing it in. I have no issues seeing the pages or site on my end now.Regards,
DevinHi rjflaherty!
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:
.html_header_top.html_header_sticky #header { position: fixed !important; } @media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { .responsive #main { padding-top: 82 !important; } }
I don’t remember offhand why it was disabled originally but I know it was causing significant issues for users so just keep that in mind if you have visual bugs on mobile.
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DevinJune 9, 2014 at 9:12 pm in reply to: Single Blog Post: Titel font size not same size than other ones #276636Hi!
The alternate_color h1 is set to 32px in size while the theme default font title is set to 16px. Since it isn’t an h1 on that page, it doesn’t inherit that specific font size like the other pages.
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DevinHey!
WordPress scaling using the thumbnail sizing will shrink an image until the longest edge fits. So if you upload an image that is 1500×1500 it will not shrink it.
Then the theme will take whatever image is selected for that section and expand it with css to make sure it fits without any empty space. So if the image was much taller than it was wide you can end up with an image that is pixelated since the long edge was shrunk to fit which made the width much smaller than its final usage. Then the image got stretched by the css to fit the much larger width.
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DevinHi Andrea!
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 .av-main-nav ul ul { left: inherit; right: -207px; }
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DevinHey Dewdan!
The image link in your post isn’t showing for me so I’m not quite sure what you mean is happening. Is this in the image insert pop up or something like that?
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DevinHi wirralweb!
You can use this function to remove the debug information from the source: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/remove-avia-framework-debug-information/
But the parent theme name will always be visible from the child style.css since WordPress requires it there.
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DevinJune 9, 2014 at 5:28 pm in reply to: Feature suggestion: Turn of prettyPhoto in theme settings #276474Hey!
The child theme is no better or worse. It simply is a different starting point for a different purpose.
So you can bring over those functions to do the same thing.
Cheers!
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