Thanks Basilis, Andy and Rikard! Kindly close this support ticket now.

Thanks Andy! Kindly close this support ticket now.

Hi Basilis

Thank you for the quick response!

I am using the ‘Blog’ module for the home page, I would like to remove the ‘comments’ and just leave the date below the headline.

On the main blog page, I would like to remove the ‘category’ displayed below the headline and right in between the date and author.

Would any of these customization be possible with a quick CSS edit?

Thank you!

Hi Yigit

The website is http://mycybergenie.com/.

The page that I’m referring to is actually a draft we’re working on.

http://mycybergenie.com/?page_id=1207&preview=true

I added an admin account if you’d like to go in and have a look. Thanks!

Thanks Andy will try now

Thanks Yigit! Works perfectly! Awesome work!

Working now. Thank you!

Hi Dake

Thank you for getting back to me. I’ve disabled all plugins but it has not fixed the issue.

I’ve created a login account so you can have a look at my settings. Looking forward to your response. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by Dake.

Hi Andy

So i’m assuming I should be adjusting the value for height?

I reduced the font size of the headline and caption, unfortunately it still does not fix the problem on the mobile layout. I’ve tried adding different sizes of slider image but there’s still not enough space to accommodate the CTA button on mobile layout. I think the problem here is the way the theme resizes the slider image on a mobile layout. Is there any way we can use CSS so that when it resizes the slider image on mobile it will use a resolution large enough to accommodate all elements within the slider?

Hi Basilis

Kindly disregard both my questions above. I was able to figure them both out using the Enfold menu options. Thank you very much for your time!

Hi there

I’ve figured it out by doing a quick search through the topics posted here. I’ve added this and another line of code to center the text

.phone-info {
font-size: 16px;
}

#header_meta .container { text-align: center !important; }
.phone-info { float: none !important; }

My next question is can I add a little bit of padding below the phone info text so it’s not very close to the main menu bar below it?

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by Archie.

Hey everyone!

My hosting provider (GoDaddy) finally figured it out for me. Here’s what they asked me to do

1. I changed my PHP version to 5.5 (cpanel under software > select PHP version)
2. I created a .user.ini file (notice the ‘dot’ before the word user as opposed to just user.ini) inside my public_html folder
3. Put in the necessary codes
4. All fixed!

Before this both user.ini file and php.ini didn’t do the trick. According to the support agent I spoke to user.ini only works for php 5.2 and 5.3 while 5.4 and 5.5 should be php.ini if you need to change some php settings.

I hope this fix will help other people having post_max_size and max_file_upload issues with their hosting provider. I literally went through a ton of resources on the web but no one mentioned that choosing the right PHP version actually mattered. This was one of the main reasons (I think) the previous user.ini and php.ini file I created didn’t work. Plus I don’t know why ‘dot user dot ini’ worked and ‘user dot ini’ didn’t.

Thanks everyone!

• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by Archie.

By the way, let me just mention again that the php.ini file I used which has a value of 64M for both post_max and upload_max did work on my main domain. I placed it inside the wp-admin folder. I have no idea why it won’t work on my other domains within the same hosting account.

Hi Josue

Here’s what I get

post_max_size 48M
upload_max_filesize 32M

I did contact GoDaddy hosting support about this, and they told me I can easily override the settings on my php.ini by using a user.ini file or putting a line of code on my wp_config file. So far none of these methods work.

Any suggestions?