You can simply choose it in the enfold theme options.

Enfold->header layout

If you want to copy elements to an existing page it will override the old page with the template, right?

For a more flexible way see: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/copyingmoving-elements-to-different-pages-enfold-theme/#post-173375

First thing that comes to my mind is the web browser cache.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bypass_your_cache

Since i did not see any additions in the enfold.css, i thought about the file permissions.

So please check those two things and confirm that:

• You bypass or deactivate the browser cache.
• The file permissions are set as followed:
  /wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia/ 755
  /wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia/enfold.css 644

You also can create a temp account for the support so they can log in and test it themselves.
You should post the login as a private reply so that only the support can see it.

yep, thats about the only way to restore it. other then to check if one can find it in one of the internet achives or restore it on your own computer

the best solution i can think of, is to place the shortcode of the testimonials in a text widget.

Have not test it.
But as far as i know, you have to turn on the debug mode to get the shortcode of some elements: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/copyingmoving-elements-to-different-pages-enfold-theme/#post-173375

Then when you placed the testimonial element you change back to the standard editor.
Copy the shortcode for the testimonial and go to appeareance -> widgets.
There you create a new widget area and put in a text widget with the testimonial shortcode.

Then you can place this widget as a widget everywhere you want it.

Only theory, not tested and not easy to edit the testimonials.

But you can give it a try if you want.

edit: there is no built in easy way to do that. as far as i know

It looks like that because of some header modifications, the header is to short.

Try to use:
http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/custom-css-and-quick-css/

.html_header_top.html_header_topbar_active.html_header_sticky.html_large #top #main {
    padding-top: 90px;
}

can you post a link to the website please?

The Website you linked has nothing to do with enfold. Maybe its the same folder or you linked it from your website with enfold theme.
But the page that you linked is not even in wordpress.

If you want to include the enfold.css into this site you can read: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_howto.asp

see https://kriesi.at/support/topic/switching-between-avia-layout-builder-and-default-editor-fails/#post-173376

1) I am not sure, but other themes from kriesi could use it. As far as i know, other theme authors have their own stuff.

2) I dont see why you would do something like that. But you can use shortcodes in the text element.

Not sure what exactly you want.

add another style to the general styling options

If you want to change the look of something, you will need CSS at some point.

If you want to add another style sample with pre defines styling like “splash orange” or “boxed orange” in the general styling, you’ll need more then CSS. You’d need to modify the PHP-files in the theme folder.

Von welchem Menu is hier die rede?
Ein Link zur webseite / testumgebung würde helfen besser zu verstehen um weche elemente es gehen soll.

In the header options you can set your header to “transparent header”

As far as i know the normal read more tag works for blog posts only or something like that.
Guess the best you can do is to use an extra plugin.

The first i’ve found is: https://wordpress.org/plugins/jquery-collapse-o-matic/
But i did not test it.

1.
read: link in “nested_nav” in “sidebar”. ( “a” stands for link)

.sidebar .nested_nav a {
     color: #0000ff;
     font-size: 18px;
}

“:hover” changes the element when you move over it with the mouse.

.sidebar .nested_nav a:hover {
     color: #9E0A34;
}

2.
You can do that with a border:

.sidebar .nested_nav li {
    border-bottom: thin solid #CCCCCC;
}

If you only want lines between the menu items, you can remove the border of the last “li” element.

.sidebar .nested_nav li:last-child {
    border-bottom: none;
}

If you want to get better at CSS the most important things are:
– cascading of the properties.
– selectors: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.asp (first 7 without the * are what you’ll mostly use
– properties: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/default.asp

And to make things easier you can use something like the inspect function of your browser (rightclick on an element and then choose something like “inspect element). It will show you where the element is defined in the code and highlights it. This way, you can easily find the ID or class of an element (if the element has it defined).