However the code is designed surely it is a bug that you can only attach a Custom CSS Class to the Blog Posts element when the Style is set to Grid Layout?

I’m happy to hack a source PHP file to fix the bug if you can provide a workaround until this gets fixed in the next theme update.

And @Yigit’s solution does not get round the problem. The column in question has 4 Blog Posts elements in it. I want to change only 3 of those to alter what post meta is shown. If I add a Custom CSS Class to the column itself, rather than each of the Blog Posts, then all 4 Blog Posts elements in the column are targeted, which is not what I want.

@Basilis – bit confused why you mention masonry_entries.php? It’s iconlist.php I need to modify – did you misread the filename and does the same principle apply for iconlist?

Hi Yigit,

That does not solve what I’m trying to do. Here’s the issue.

The Blog Posts element under Business in that left column is Single Author, small pic Style. But the Blog Posts element does not give any control of the meta elements, hence I have some CSS:

.home-business .blog-meta,
.home-business .post-meta-infos,
.home-business .entry-content {
	display: none;
}

That CSS is not working however because the home-business custom class is not added to the Blog Posts element unless the Blog Style is Grid Layout. Surely not adding the custom class is a bug?

(I tried your suggestion of adding a custom class to the overall column and the class is added but I only want to selectively switch the meta off for some of the Blog Posts elements, not all, but using it on the column switches off all the meta in the column).

@Yigit – I got an email from you answering this but it has not updated here in my original post:
“Yigit wrote:
Hey zimbo,
Please refer to my post here – https://kriesi.at/support/topic/manu-bar/#post-622656
Best regards,
Yigit
Post Link: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/how-to-display-an-arrow-in-a-sub-menu-to-indicate-a-further-sub-level-exists/#post-633080”

That solution works for the sub-levels but it also puts the ‘ >’ on the top level main menu elements – is there a way to NOT have the right arrow on the main menu but only on the sub-menu/levels?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by zimbo.

@Rikard – you got it, that works, thanks! I didn’t realise you could add :hover to any element, not just … :-)

This problem is not about Enfold theme customisation per se, it’s about which SQL table and column/element Enfold uses to set “Don’t display image on single post” on a post. I was looking for some help to quickly identify this, but as that was not forthcoming I had to spend a day working it out and I have now modified the SQL database myself via phpMyAdmin to fix the problem. :-)

So you can now close this issue.

@Yigit: well, you live and learn… :-)

I’d seen classes used without a space in previous answers here but didn’t understand why before.

Are there any rules as to when I’d need to specify a theme element like .av-special-heading as well as the Custom Class or is it dependent on the HTML element and what CSS property I’m trying to add or modify and so just a matter of trial and error until something works?

Thanks Yigit, looks OK now.

For future reference / my education… can you explain why it doesn’t need the .av-special-heading class adding? I think I maybe misunderstand how the Custom CSS Class works – I use it in some places and I have to specify an additional class to target an element, yet in other places I don’t. Just trying to save posting future support questions if I can!

OK, it does work so I’ll stick with that. Thanks.

Thanks, but that turns them off everywhere – how would I target all pages with this, but not posts?

Or more specifically it’s the Blog Posts section on a page (I’m using single author, small preview pic in Blog Layout), and/or the individual post summaries, where I want to switch the meta off.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by zimbo.

Website link in private content, it’s a test/development site so there’s lots of ‘work in progress’ and there’s no home page at present, but you can see the main menu via the sub-page link provided.

Setting the left command above to 20% appears to centre the menu on a 1920px screen, not -50%, but it doesn’t work as screen sizes reduce. Also, acting on .avia-menu.av-main-nav-wrap means the search icon just goes to the right so I’m not sure this will work anyway because it’s just the menu elements within that container that need changing.

You’ll see from the CSS file I tried

.menu_pad_left {
	padding-left: 17%;
}

and added that class to the first menu element, but again this fails: the 17% needs to be reduced with media queries as screen sizes reduce.