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Same here! Noticed right after updating to 5.4.
Could you guys please doublecheck and push a bugfix? Thanks!Hi Günter,
thanks a lot!!!
4.6.2 didn’t show up automatically yet, but I was able to manually search for it and perform the update.
Works now, as far as I can tell!Victoria, unfortunately, the problem is not about the reply-to address. As mentioned in other threads, the contact form ignores the email field being mandatory on mobile devices, hence allowing to send the contact form without it.
This really is a major issue, as per GDPR, you aren’t allowed to force site visitors to enter more than one contact info (i.e. additional phone number when alrady entered email address), thus rendering website owners incapable of responding/replying to inquiries sent through the contact form!
HI Ismael,
thanks so much – this completely solved the issue. Wasn’t aware that same-name anchors on other pages affected the behavior (and sorry if I overlooked this info somewhere else in this forum).
Case closed :)
HI Ismael,
yes, sorry, forgot to mention that I’ve used anchors – but also on the other pages of the website where the error doesn’t occur. Hence I’m in a bit of a loss here…Hi gang,
I know I’m a little late to the game, but life & work kept me busy.
Over the upcoming weekend, I finally wanted to take care of updating to the latest Enfold versions for all my clients’ sites, in preparation of then also updating to WordPress 5.x. A few days back, I followed the link given in the Enfold admin panel, to the detailed description on how to generate the envato token, https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/install-enfold-theme/#theme-registration.
The step by step description was there, I just didn’t get around to it right away, and had to restart the browser in the meantime. Just came back to it a few moments ago – and the description is nowhere to be found.
HELP???!!!
Have you moved it somewhere else? Please advise!
I’d really appreciate it immensely if I could use the previously accessible step by step guide instead of having to do all the research by myself and losing hours of precious time over it.Thanks!
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EDIT: FOUND IT!!!
For anyone else who might be looking for this:
Hi Victoria,
that’s too bad, seeing that GDPR has been EU law for almost 7 months now and the existing Mailchimp feature is unusable.
From a development point of view, this shouldn’t be such a major task to begin with, so maybe someone can take a closer look and prioritise? Otherwise, I’ll have to stick with using iframes to load the native Mailchimp form to keep my clients on the safe side – or find a Mailchimp plugin that already does the job (rendering Enfold even more obsolete than the Gutenberg editor might do for a lot of people out there *sigh*).HI Enfold team – is there any news with regard to updating the Mailchimp implementation to be GDPR compliant? Maybe a plan to include this into one of the next versions? (I know you’ve all had your hands full with the Gutenberg update)
Oh geez – did I really overlook something THAT simple? :-o
Thanks for the fix – that indeed solves the issue. It’s still weird this became an issue anyway – but thanks a lot for your assist! I was really becoming desperate…
Ismael,
I can’t view the imgur Link for some reason :-/
Yes, the title seems to be the only element that is NOT affected – but everything else is – not seeing the forest due to all the trees? ;)
I’ve put screenshots into the Dropbox link below – correct and wrong versions of both the content as well as the header (menu etc.). Maybe you’ll see the difference there – as I said, you could’ve compared the German and English version, it’s pretty obvious there as well…Thanks!
Hi Ismael,
yeah, the styles are still there – but they aren’t being used/displayed properly.
Just compare the fonts in the (now buggy after the change) German version with the (still correct) English version. German was correct before you added the new footer column, now the fonts are all different (not just font-type, also color and more).
It affects all elements – header, menu, content, footer, etc.
Filip
Hi Victoria,
thanks for that. Unfortunately, the issue still persists :-(
I’ve created a new All-in-One backup file, containing both your changes and Rikard’s suggestions, to enable further problem solving. Like I said in my initial post, feel free to try out/reproduce and then just reset to the provided All-in-One backup file.
Hi Rikard,
yes, I tried that, doesn’t solve the issue though :-(
Mind you, that page DOES exist as a live page, I only created the linked instance for you guys to reproduce the bug and maybe help me solve it.
FilpHi – thanks Nikko – works like a charm. Was able to adapt it for 2 other pages of the website similarly.
Uhm… excuse me… yes, that’s EXACTLY what “flex-direction: column-reverse” (and, related, “row-reverse”) is for. Or am I misunderstanding something?
Either way, my question was how I could edit the CSS for the parent element of those two flex-columns, which is automatically generated when selecting “same height”…
When applying the CSS value to the parent element using the developer console, I perfectly achieve the exact result that I need. Now how to do the same thing in Enfold/Avia?! ;)
Thanks for suggesting building duplicates. I’ve already had that idea myself, but wanted to find out if there’s any way to make CSS settings for the parent element in the first place, before using a bad workaround…
Thanks for the file. Download worked now. I’m on a business trip now and won’t be able to try until I get home in a few days, but hopefully, this will do the trick. Working with the migration plugin all the time, so I’m confident this will solve everything. Thanks again for your help!
Yes, about 2 or 3 days ago, same suddenly happened to a page I’m administering (both the development and the live versions are affected). Please look into that guys!!!
