Hi Rikard

Thanks for your help with this.

I re-installed Enfold 3.1.5 and the widgets disappeared again, so then I went to check in the Widgets Inactive area but nothing was there, so then I toggled back to the web view and the widgets were in place in the footer.

I’m happy that they are back, but it seems that a toggle between the two areas helped it somehow.

Thanks again for your help Rikard.

Darryl

Thank you Elliot. This is so much better, anything in the child file is better, much appreciated.
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Darryl

Thank you Yigit, I’ll have a look at those lines of CSS. I really appreciate your ever helpful support, the Enfold team support is the best I have received anywhere.
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Darryl

Excellent, thanks Yigit, I didn’t make the connection…much appreciated.
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Darryl

Apparently the child theme name was indeed renamed (in the CSS), so I reverted it and it was all returned to the child design and theme settings.

Then I decided to do a test by exporting the theme settings, renaming the child theme (atop the css, not the directory), importing the settings, and it all worked well with the exception of font information…the import doesn’t seem to carry font information? Does this sound correct?

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Darryl

Hi Elliot.

Thanks for your help with this. I have found a way to do it via the individual blog post interface. It seems that setting an ‘image post’ rather than a ‘standard post’ achieves the effect I was after, which is for the image to retain it’s full area without being cropped to a different ratio.

Good point re the screenshot, I will do that in future so it’s easier to understand.

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Darryl

Hi Elliot

Thanks for your help with this.

My images will be both landscape and portrait images, so I can’t put a setting in here that constrains to one ratio or sizing. I’m hoping that the preview can be just the original ratio regardless of the image orientation, but fitting 100% width of the post setting.

Is there a way that can be achieved via featured image and a different edit of that functions file?

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Darryl

Thanks for your help with this Ismael. When I edit that field I thought it might list the current pages and potential pages. I don’t know much about these things, but I’ll keep poking around in there and see what I find.

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Darryl

Gday Ismael

OK, thanks for your help with this, I’d really like to keep the parent details intact for future updates, so this plugin should enable me to keep it separated…much appreciated.

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Darryl

Thanks Josue for your help, and I’m sorry I wasn’t clear.

Here is a screenshot to explain better: http://screencast.com/t/9K5BnlVWDO

It is when the form recipient address is the same as the domain, eg. the domain jdklegal.com.au has their contact form set to send to (Email address hidden if logged out) but it doesn’t reach the server. When I set their contact form to instead be my address as the recipient it does come to my server. I tested another person (their host technician’s personal email) and it also arrived safely in their inbox. So the tech queried whether if it is set to send to the same domain it might have an issue. I suggested that almost every form will be sent to some type of email on the actual domain that’s hosted so it didn’t seem to me plausible, but he suggested I ask the question and see if you’ve had any problems occur like this before?

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Darryl

Gday Elliot

Thanks for your help with this. I’m using Mac Mail.

Here’s a screenshot of where I have put full returns and soft returns. Most programs will display the soft returns without any space at all between them, or at least a tiny amount.

It sounds like other email clients look different? Would you or anyone reading be able to show me a screenshot of their own message spacing displaying from within another client?

http://screencast.com/t/rA5wUm0kqG1c

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Darryl

• This reply was modified 9 years, 9 months ago by itchybrain. Reason: Forgot the screenshot :)