Hi!

The default markup is a div so I would try Andy’s code one more time.

if($breadcrumb) $additions .= yoast_breadcrumb('<div class="breadcrumb breadcrumbs avia-breadcrumbs">','</div>', false);

Or if you just want to force it in the top right hand corner with your current code then you could use this CSS.

#breadcrumbs {
    position: absolute !important;
    top: 10px !important;
    right: 50px !important;
}

I couldn’t find where to download the plugin to test with though. It looks like he added the feature to his WordPress SEO plugin, https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/breadcrumbs/.

Best regards,
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hey hmuscroft!

You can find the javascript for that on lines 73 – 76 in /enfold/config-woocommerce/woocommerce-mod.js.

var productContainer = jQuery(this).parents('.product').eq(0), product = {};
	product.name	 = productContainer.find('.inner_product_header h3').text();
	product.image	 = productContainer.find('.thumbnail_container img');
	product.price	 = productContainer.find('.price .amount').last().text();

You can see it’s grabbing the information based on the parent elements that are surrounding the add to cart button. You can try surrounding your button with those elements so it will pick up the title, price, etc etc. For what your trying to do it might look weird but you can hide them with CSS.

Regards,
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hey sailboat907!

There are a lot of things that “horizontal line” can refer to such as header bottom border, secondary menu, title and breadcrumbs, etc etc. Can you send us a link or take a screenshot highlighting the specific area your trying to change? You can mark your reply as private if you wish.

Cheers!
Elliott

Hey AnnieCl!

When you edit your posts you would add a tag of landscape or portrait and the masonry element will pick that up and display the images accordingly.

Cheers!
Elliott

Hey artspbseo!

Try adding this to your custom CSS.

#top #searchform > div { margin-bottom: 30px; min-width: 220px; left: 40px; }
#top #searchform { display: inline-block; position: relative; }

And then find line 140 in /enfold/includes/helper-main-menu.php.

echo '</nav>';

And add this beneath it.

echo get_search_form();

Cheers!
Elliott

Hey Effektid!

See here, http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Cookies.

Within Enfold I think the LayerSlider and the mediaelement.js scripts may use cookies.

Best regards,
Elliott

Hi codecreative!

I’m not sure what gallery you were using before but I recommend using the Masonry Gallery element. When you add your images to the gallery there is an option for setting a custom link.

Cheers!
Elliott

Hi StepmotioN!

Which page are you getting the malware warning on? I checked your homepage and links in your menu on mobile and desktop but didn’t get any warnings.

I would try deactivating all plugins and completely delete the theme before downloading / uploading a fresh copy and then wait for google to scrape your site again to see if it goes away.

EDIT – The safe browsing check tool lists your site as no problem, http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=idgthailand.com. Perhaps it was just a temporary thing? Is it working fine for you now?

Best regards,
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hey!

It’s hard to tell. Did you recently update WordPress? I’ve seen people have this problem when using an outdated version of Enfold with the latest version of WordPress. It could have been a javascript error from an outdated plugin as well.

Making sure everything is updated will usually fix most issues. Glad you got it sorted, let us know if you have any other issues.

Best regards,
Elliott

Hey erkuto!

I found this after a google search, http://wpsnipp.com/index.php/functions-php/redirect-back-to-referring-page-after-login/.

Regards,
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hi!

Those pages are using the masonry and they appear to be working fine. I noticed your using the portfolio on this page, http://store.jaredburnettphoto.com/prints/music/, and it’s displaying correctly but you do not have any child portfolios so there wouldn’t be any to hide.

EDIT – Looks like we posted at the same time. Glad you got it sorted.

Cheers!
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hi consult!

1. Make sure you have a featured image set for that post.

2. Can you send us a WordPress login and mark your reply as private so we can take a closer look?

3. I don’t recommend doing this because the text would run into each other. We can reduce the text of course but four columns on a small phone screen would make the text so small that it would not be legible.

4. I’m not exactly sure what your wanting to make it look like but this CSS will make it sticky.

.responsive #top #wrap_all #header { position: fixed !important; }

As for the learn more scrolling it is working fine on my Nexus 7 and iPod. What mobile device are you using?

5. This would take a lot of time and code and would have to be considered custom work. It would be best to hire a freelancer to help you out with this customization. A good place to contact freelancers is Werkpress and you can contact them with this form, http://kriesi.at/contact/customization.

Best regards,
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hey 2funky!

The third plugin listed on this page, http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/3-plugins-to-help-you-hide-wordpress-categories-in-multiple-ways/, looks like what your wanting to do.

Cheers!
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hi charlie1!

The calendar uses javascript to decide whether to display above or below the select field depending on where it is in your screen. For example if you click on the select field and it’s at the bottom of your screen then the calendar wouldn’t be visible so it displays on top. If you scroll down so the select field is at the top of your screen then the calendar displays on the bottom so it’s visible.

I don’t recommend changing this as it’s good design practice. If you still want to force it in a certain direction though I found this which may help, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1526500/getting-jquery-uis-datepicker-to-always-open-in-a-certain-direction. It looks like you would need to edit the core jQuery datepicker code.

Regards,
Elliott

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Elliott.

Hi!

Since you have them separated into three grid_row I don’t see an easy way of doing that. It might be possible to do two on a row and then one beneath for each grid_row but I don’t think that’s what your wanting to do.

Have you considered using our columns? They will resize depending on the screen width and also switch columns when they get to a certain width. For example if you have four columns and you keep resizing the window to be smaller then they will eventually switch to three columns, two, etc etc.

For the logo try adding this to your custom CSS.

div.logo { z-index: 100 !important; top: 50px !important; }
#avia-menu > li:first-child {
    padding-left: 300px;
}

Best regards,
Elliott