Hi Ismael and thanks for your time.
probably didn’t explain myself clearly.
The settings shown in your image are the same ones I use in other Enfold-themed projects, but they’re only used to manage the menu.
My question was related to what I highlighted in the previous image, which I’ve better indicated in yellow in this image: “You are here: Home / Forums / Enfold / Portfolio Grid Settings”

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by icarogioiosi.

Thanks for your time

Thanks for your time, Ismael.
The suggested code solves the requests.
Despite testing, I don’t understand the purpose of the line

margin: 0 0 20px;

indicated in the last block (the one for the text size), except for the first 0, which appears to set the vertical position of the text.
I apologize if I’ve made too many requests in the same thread, but I thought it was possible since they globally affected what was indicated in the title (Portfolio Grid Settings).

Hi Ismael.
Thanks for your input.
I did a quick check, and the burger menu code seems to resolve the issue.
Regarding the “CSS code to completely hide the header”… it doesn’t seem to work with either the left menu (which is what we’d like to use) or the top menu/header.

Thanks for your time.
I’ve tried, but those settings are only available for layouts with a main menu placed at the top.
As anticipated at the beginning, for all other pages we’d like the sidebar menu on the left.

Hi Ismael.
First of all, I apologize for the delay in responding, but I have had health problems that have kept me away from work.
The code you suggested is the optimal solution. In fact, the grid is now perfect! Thanks.
The initial problem for which this thread was opened remains (Portfolio grid displays thumbnails incorrectly if they are odd).
Considering the fact that you are always very effective and timely when the reports are effectively documented, I attach a video that I made on the PC simulating what happens on some resolutions.
Thanks for your time and support too.

Hi Ismael.
Privately indicate the data to access the pages in WordPress.
If you check the Homepage and give me instructions on how to solve the problem, I can make the changes to the others personally.
Regards.

Hi Ismael.
I had tried both solutions, including setting the selector to “.av-portfolio-grid-sorting-container”.
I’m almost ready to publish. I’ll update you as soon as I’m online in order to resolve this annoying detail

While waiting for a reply for the Editor and the automatic assignment to images instead of manual, I did a series of tests and the code that best solves my problem is the following, because the biggest problem is on vertical dimension:
@media only screen and (max-height: 800px) {
/* Add your Mobile Styles here */
.av-limit-image-height img.avia_image {
width: 80%;
margin: 0 auto;
}
}
On PC everything seems to work correctly, but on two Android smartphones that I tried with Samsung Internet and Chrome I do not understand why the images are scaled even though the screen resolution for both is 1080×2408 pixels.

Hi Ismael.
Thanks for your suggestions and your time.
Obviously the first proposed code distorts the image and is not what I would like.
Maybe it’s my fault, maybe I explained myself badly.
I would like the images to resize while maintaining the proportions, as happens for example when looking at them on a smartphone: for example horizontal photos are visible in their entirety because they are automatically adapted to the screen, while maintaining the ratio between dimensions (e.g. 4:3 – 16:9).
Furthermore, you advise me to set the Custom CSS Class name in Advanced > Developer Settings for each individual image, while I would like to force the automatic resizing system (especially for vertical images) which already works correctly in other situations.
Also, how can I activate the Editor in Appearance? In my installation it is not visible

Hi Mike.
I’ll try to explain using images.
The first two show how the inserted images can be seen entirely on large screens (in this case 1680×1050).
https://img.savvyify.com/image/1065×800-image-1680×1050-screen.9G3xM
https://img.savvyify.com/image/600×800-image-1680×1050-screens.9GOfA

The second two instead demonstrate how the images behave on smaller screens (in this case 1360×768).
They are not visible in their entirety because the automatic scaling is probably calculated on the horizontal dimension and not on the vertical one.
https://img.savvyify.com/image/1065×800-image-1360×768-screen.9GSb3
https://img.savvyify.com/image/600×800-image-1360×768-screen.9GXUL

I would like the 800 number to be read correctly in both cases, but especially for the vertical image.

Hi Rikard.
About this topic your team has been very fast and effective.
But I’ve another topic still open without a solution.

Could you be so kind to take a look, please?

Great solution Ismael. Thanks for your time

Thanks for your suggestion Guenni007.
Let’s see if I understood correctly. You recommend duplicating the footer.php file from the theme to the child and modifying the code of lines 311-317 and adding that of lines 11-15, right?
And the remaining code?
#footer, #socket, #footer-page {
z-index: 1000;
}
#footer-page {
position: relative;
}
Where should it be inserted? I don’t find it inside the file https://pastebin.com/JUyUhwDs