Hi!

Since the link is within the page it should just be #connect and not the entire url. That tells the browser to go to that link and then to the anchor instead of just to the anchor.

Regards,
Devin

Hey!

Can you provide admin login credentials so we can take a look at the dev site from the backend. Set the reply as private so that only we can see.

This isn’t an issue that others have had as you can imagine with 20k instances of the theme out there we would have a huge influx of reports if it was a theme bug.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi!

Each of those is already listed within the css above. If you need further assistance in customizing the individual elements we recommend looking into a freelance developer from somewhere like Microlancer, Codeable or http://kriesi.at/contact/customization

Individual customization like the above is outside of what we cover through support but we will often provide it as long as our current queue is low. For right now its unfortunately quite high so if you need more detailed customization a freelance developer is the best route to go.

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Devin

Hey cavanaughb!

I’m not sure any of us have a good answer here. SEO is kind of a mess of a topic from my point of view since everyone thinks they have the *best* answer and the “pros” are constantly justifying their opinion to keep making a living.

Generally I think a single page site would make it easier to have a good target for searches but would also mean the content is more sensitive. So you would need to be more careful not to over optimize it to prevent the text from getting marked down.

Regards,
Devin

Hey!

I’m not entirely sure if multiple full screen sliders will work on a page. The whole rendering scheme of a *full-screen* slider is that it takes up the entire screen on load. So if it isn’t visible it may not be able to calculate the screen size correctly.

I’ll tag the topic for Kriesi to look into but my suggestion would be not to use a second fullscreen slider and instead use a color section or fullwidth slider there instead in case Kriesi’s solution is to prevent multiple fullscreen sliders on the same page (if it isn’t something that can have multiple instances).

Regards,
Devin

WordPress speed optimization is a huge topic by itself. Your best route would be to use a caching plugin like W3, compress all over your images to their smallest possible size and/or look into a CDN for them.

On top of that see if your hosting provider has any plans that you can upgrade to that are within your budget for the site. Ultimately its the server which has the greatest impact on how a site runs.

Hey surgeprotect!

I’ve tagged Kriesi on the issue since the tables shouldn’t be getting the overlap that is happening on tablet size. The buttons being removed I believe is the correct behavior for how the theme handles tables since it re-builds them on mobile devices. Otherwise the tables would expand beyond the width of the users screen and get cut off (the default table behavior).

Cheers!
Devin

Hey!

First you’ll need to update your theme files to the most recent version. Once that is done you can use the new header tab settings to update the header and fix it if needed since 2.6 had a big change in how the header layout is handled.

Then try deactivating any active plugins you have running and try saving you styling options again. The fact that the logo is not the default logo means that the theme options are in fact getting saved at least.

Regards,
Devin

Hey!

While yes it has been done it isn’t really in the realm of what we cover through support. If using @font-face isn’t working for you can try asking on stack overflow, or as Yigit suggested using a plugin which takes the heavy lifting out of your hands.

The issue you are probably running into is that once you stop telling the theme to use the google font it is no longer selected in the css. So even if you are correctly loading in the font it isn’t styled. The font-face rules need to have accompanying css rules to then style your font as well.

Cheers!
Devin

Hey xpoveda!

This is unreleated to the theme and is an individual setting for each user if they want the admin bar to show. You can set it in your Users>Your Profile section.

If you want the admin bar to appear for *all* users see: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/show_admin_bar

If you have questions or issues relating to that function they would need to be asked on the official WordPress.org forums.

Cheers!
Devin

Hi gorans!

1) Any child theme set up as a child of enfold is compatible though when importing in the parent theme settings you may need to tweak things a bit. At the very least go into the styling options and re-save your settings and then the same in your WordPress menus manager.

2) The functions.php has the settings for the layouts on lines 141-144. You can copy and past theme into your child theme to overwrite the data.

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Devin

Hi!

This is the first I’ve ever come across something like it so from the basic description you’ve given my guess would be either a plugin or a host setting. On my company dev server I’ve not had any issues and its been running various versions of the theme since its release.

Tweet Kriesi a link to your blog post or post it here and we can take a look deeper based on the additional information. Or if you have more information we can see you can post it here as a private reply.

Best regards,
Devin

Hi evtilsley!

I’m not quite clear on what you mean or are trying to do. If you want to set up the regular WooCommerce shop page you can do that from the WooCommerce options by default. See:http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/quick-start-with-woocommerce/

The slider element would be for a singular instance of a few products on a page.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey Redsand747!

That file is a function and not an actual template part. So you would add that function into your child functions.php file. Unfortunately it isn’t correctly wrapped in an check to make sure it hasn’t been called already so adding that function in to your child theme would actually break things.

So for right now, you would need to duplicate the comments.php and then where it calls the avia_inc_custom_comments function change that to call your own custom named function that has been customized and included into your functions.php or included as a separate file.

I’ll tag the function for Kriesi to wrap in a if exists check so its a bit easier to override in a child theme in the future.

Regards,
Devin

Hi abedia!

IE8 doesn’t support a lot of modern css which is why there will be cases that it doesn’t look quite right. The header background should still show however so if you can provide a link to the site we’ll see whats going on.

The width is dependent on the browser support media queries which IE8 does not. You can use a plugin to try and force IE8 to use media queries as a hack: http://wordpress.org/plugins/respondjs/

Regards,
Devin