Thank you Ismael!
That line of code is already in magazine.php, so I moved down to line 1478 and changed ‘small’ to ‘big’ … and it worked!
So, a big thank once again.

Jane

Hello again

Still trying to get the grid rows to move up under each other. I suspect the extra space is being caused by padding/margin below the Blog Post sliders that are inside some of the cells (ie, the extra space is inside the cells). Have tried setting 0 padding/margin on every combination of post slider classes I can find, but no joy. Please could you let me know if Blog Post sliders have margins set, and if so how to change them.

I have realised that the css in the earlier message is not affecting the grid row spacing. How can I also set that padding/margin?

Many thanks

Thanks Nikko
Flushed the cache, turned off CSS file merging and ensured I have no caching plug-ins. No joy.
Moved to a different computer and browser, still no joy. But then I decided to edit Enfold’s layout.css file directly … which worked. And inexplicably, the child’s css file then also started to have an effect. Weird.

Should I restore the CSS file merging?

Thanks for your help.

Jane

Thanks Yigit! Works perfectly. Terrific theme support, as ever.

Thanks Nikko
There is some improvement, in that the accordion is now at least closed on loading. However, the layout on the page is not correct — the toggle buttons are out of position and the toggle content is spaced away from its heading. Anything more we can do?
Login credentials unchanged. But if you need FTP, let me know so I can unlock the site.

Many thanks

Jane

Hi there again

The ftp issue has now been solved, and is not related to the accordian problem. So, we need to look at why the accordians are fixed in the ‘open’ position. Login details in the private area.

Thanks again

Hello there

All works brilliantly, thanks very much.

Jane

Thanks Rikard, see link below.

The three big circles are placed using an accordian slider (they occupy the LH side of bigger slider pics that are otherwise white, so disappear into the background). I want to set each slider image to “no link” (currently not an option), then I can use the title and caption texts (only one line of text on there at the moment, but more are planned) to add a series of text links to various other pages that show up on mouseover. I can do the latter myself but don’t know how to remove the overall link set up for the whole slider image.

(If you add a link in the caption text in the current set up, it breaks the accordian, presumably because it puts a link inside a link)

Thanks

Many thanks Andy. These worked very well in relation to the font size, but not so well for the portrait. The effect looked like the image height was indeed being maintain but not the width (making the image looked squeezed). But in any case, it was cropped by the ‘view area’ (don’t know what else to call it), which was still the mini size …. i.e. it would seem that there’s a space allowed for the image controlled by a class or code somewhere, which is separate from the sizing of the image itself. Hmm.

Have kept all your styling except the img one. Not exactly looking the way it should but more acceptable on a mobile than when I started. At the least the type can be read. If anything else occurs to you, I’d gladly try it.

Thanks again Andy. One step closer. The background to the slider is now displaying at the right min-height, but nothing I have tried will get the slide content (image and text) to conform to a min height. A percentage minimum would do as well. Any ideas on that?

Sorry Andy, the client re-set the URL designations this morning. New address attached below. Still not found a suitable solution for a min-height.

Brilliant, thanks very much Elliott