try this in quick css:

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
	.avia-icongrid-flipbox li article { display: inline }
	.avia-icongrid-flipback { display: none }
}

Well Victoria – thanks on that – but i think the link to a complete enfold theme is not under the interest of Kriesi ;)

By the way – a bit off topic but on your (@hokuspokus) page 22 of that slideshowthat’s just like Enfold uses his (predefinded) child theme.
– there is only functions.php and style.css ( and a little png/jpg for preview)
So from that aspect you don’t need to mention that security risk here.

that new option works well on my side here:
( click to enlarge )

but if you want it completely removed you had to get rid of the alb element itself
so delete the folder : slideshow_layerslider in the avia-shortcodes folder.
because the alb loads the js and the css files via:

function extra_assets()
{
	//load css
	wp_enqueue_style( 'avia-module-slideshow-ls' , AviaBuilder::$path['pluginUrlRoot'].'avia-shortcodes/slideshow_layerslider/slideshow_layerslider.css' , array('avia-layout'), false );
		//load js
	wp_enqueue_script( 'avia-module-slideshow-ls' , AviaBuilder::$path['pluginUrlRoot'].'avia-shortcodes/slideshow_layerslider/slideshow_layerslider.js' , array('avia-shortcodes'), false, TRUE );
}

or deregister those scripts via child-theme functions.php

Or: put an empty slideshow_layerslider.php in to your child-theme shortcodes folder and activate substitution via child-theme functions.php by:

add_filter('avia_load_shortcodes', 'avia_include_shortcode_template', 15, 1);
function avia_include_shortcode_template($paths){
  $template_url = get_stylesheet_directory();
      array_unshift($paths, $template_url.'/shortcodes/');
  return $paths;
}

if you like – try to find here something with layerslider roots: https://webers-testseite.de/elegant/

second note if you like to show a p-tag the plugin does not work without space between the p and the special characters
i added a p-tag case so i have now in my plugin:

$this->translate = array(
						'#lt#'		=> '<',
						'#gt#'		=> '>',
						'#amp#'		=> '&',
						'#91#'		=> '[',
						'#93#'		=> ']',
						'#quot#'	=> '"',
						'#34#'		=> "'",
						'#br#'		=> '<br/>',
						'#p#'		=> "< p >",
			);

the 8239 thing is a Narrow No-Break Space
edit – sorry it is transformed through board soft – here an image:

see here in action: https://webers-testseite.de/greater-than/

can you try this in child-theme functions.php :

add_filter( 'widget_text', 'do_shortcode' );

i use “MailTo Links” that based on Rot13 method.

you can setup this plugin to encrypt even plain e-mails in text to crypted one.

EDIT : ah sorry i did not see your last link goes to Günters Plugin. But on my end this works as it shoud.
______
I believe that wealthyone is in principle already right there with his guess. If you write these tags yourself, then you have to enter them in the text mode there.

There are some special characters you cannot use in Textblock and input fields because they break the internal structure – this is a known limitation in our builder.

They are unfortunately always evaluated as tag beginning or tag end. greater than or less than character ( etc.) .
Günter from the developer team had written a small plugin for this, so that you can use these characters in the text.
Please search for: avia-special-characters : link

i just changed the code a bit not to have as many # but only one before one after the input – see here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/in-content-crash-page/#post-1054980

well you can activate the shortcode function on polylang via child-theme functions.php

function polylang_shortcode($atts, $content = null){
	if (empty($content))
	return '';
	extract( shortcode_atts( array('lang' => ''), $atts ) );
	if (empty($lang))
	return "<h3>You must specify 'lang' using shortcode: polylang</h3>";
	return ($lang == pll_current_language()) ? $content : '';
}
add_shortcode('polylang', 'polylang_shortcode');

after activation you can use it like:
[polylang lang="en"]English[/polylang][polylang lang="de"]Deutsch[/polylang]

on WPML i got as many Enfold Options as i got languages – so that was a bit more confusing but easier to style.

With Polylang you can now insert in the Cookie Consent Message input field the messages as mentioned above:
f.e:

[polylang lang="en"]This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.[/polylang][polylang lang="de"]Diese Webseite verwendet Cookies. Durch das weitere Verwenden der Webseite erklären Sie sich mit der Nutzung von Cookies einverstanden.[/polylang]

give to that textblock a custom class ( f.e. just ) and add this to quick css:

.just { text-align: justify  }

but sometimes it might be a good idea to have a better hyphenation algorithm. In this case i do use that plugin: hyphenator
it adds so-called “soft-hyphens” to the words so that they can spell-wrap correctly according to the respective language.

You can see here a result of that effect on small columns – left only with justify content – right side with justify and hyphenator
https://webers-testseite.de/pages-2/

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by Guenni007.

unfortunately this is one of the irrefutable truths that color-sections are always full-width.

If you have agreed this contractually, you can sue him for injunction.
However, I would prefer to outsource the problem to Envato. Report that your “customer” is misusing the topic and is using copies of the topic elsewhere.

Please keep in mind, however, that there are also simple technical terms where it makes no sense to produce a translation. These are quasi signal words that you look for and then don’t find. So in German “cover” and “contain” have been translated in the picture backgrounds. I am glad that nobody had the idea to translate “Masonry” into “Mauerwerk”.
Because that doesn’t help any one – at least with css creation of a rule. Because there English is the language of choice. Something like that:
“hintergrund-größe: strecken” doesn’t help then. “background-size: cover” already.
So I wouldn’t want to know translated terms that have a direct relation to css as well.
There are further examples
featured image slider for : “Bildwechsler für hervorgehobene Bilder ” that means : image changer for highlighted images

The thing is that these elements are created after the DOM has been loaded. So we had to have a “Listener” when there was a Change on the DOM.
I knew that former function – and i know that this is a deprected one- but the function still seems to works in all browsers

Maybe someone ( more competent than I am ) could tell us to do it with MutationObserver – This seems to be the modern variant of listening to DOM.

function masonry_newtab(){
?>
<script>
(function($){
  $(document).ready(function($){ 
    $('body').on('DOMNodeInserted', function(){
      $('.av-masonry-container a').attr('target', '_blank');
    });
  });
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'masonry_newtab');

try this in functions.php of your child-theme instead the old rule