Please read above and look at the screenshots. There are multiple people with this problem. Your reply indicates you have not read the thread.

Can you provide a screenshot? Did you move between pages in between adding to cart? Were using the add-to-cart link from the product grid (as shown in my screenshot) or from individual product pages?

You can see in screenshot that the cart dropdown is set to right: -60px; as it’s off the screen… This is from a new browser session with cache cleared.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Jason.

I am running 4.0.7 that was a typo.

Can you please attempt to reproduce this on your end?

Thanks,
Jason

I’m not using https for my public site as it requires a lot more CPU.

I seem to struggle to get fit for purpose resolutions to problems on these forums. Not one other plugin or theme I’ve seen has a hard coded URL prefix for resources.

You can dynamically work out whether the current session is http or https at run time, and should be doing this in your theme code that references this css file. Not one other css file on the site has this issue.

It would be great to see a proper fix, there are many unresolved threads on this topic in your forums.

Cheers,
Jason

You’re right, no columns are marked as highlighted in that example, but it’s actually the font colour for the theme-coloured button that’s broken. I worked out after my post that it’s not related to the highlighted column.

I used this quick CSS to patch it:

.avia-color-theme-color span {
    color:#ffffff;
}

Would appreciate if you could look into a permanent fix.

Cheers,
Jason

You wont reproduce the issue unless you use the same content. You need three 1/3 columns, within each a text block containing an image, and then to make the image a link. I guarantee you will reproduce the issue if you try this.

Jason

• This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by Jason.

Upgraded both. Issue still exists.

How can you diagnose support issues for IE8 if you don’t have access to the browser? Can’t you get a VM?

Cheers,
Jason

Anyone?

Please understand my position here as your customer. I am trying to run a site here, not update theme CSS after an update breaks core parts of my site. I paid top dollar for a good theme and specifically avoided customising any part of the theme code to avoid this kind of issue.

Why would you need access to my site content to work on an issue with the contact form? It’s in one of the default pages. Also, why you need it to debug an issue with an image being hidden is a little beyond me. Same goes for the layerslider icons.

Which of my issues in the OP are “vauge” and need clarification? Nobody has asked me to clarify anything so far!

If you are adamant that you need site access it will take me a few days to set up a site I am comfortable having a stranger access. Never before in 15 years of IT has a vendor needed login credentials to my site to fix a bug in their code.

Thanks for confirming the CSS fix for issue 2 will be in the next version.

Cheers.
Jason

One out of four questions has an answer, which is a dirty css hack, and that does not work.

I am a little bit disappointed with the level of support given on this site. All of my threads end in the same way. Maybe I should ask Kriesi on Twitter directly?

• This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by Jason.

Hi Peter,

edit: Using the \9 trick in the Quick CSS box somehow strips the \. I had to use \\. It’s now targeting IE8.

Should this hack be necessary in the first place?

What about the other issues I identified?

Cheers,
Jason

• This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by Jason. Reason: checked the code

I put the Site URL bold in the first post – tiperdev dot techcore dot com dot au

All caches are cleared and caching plugins deactivated. As I said, the problems occurred in 2.2 also.

Cheers,
Jason

Thank’s, thats a bit more idiot proof. Unfortunately that didn’t work. In fact, it introduced some other bugs.

Enfold 2.2 is trying to set the width on the image to 296px, but is not setting the height, resulting in the warping. My logo image is 300x91px. Under Enfold v2.1 this scales to 257x78px, because the image scales to the container size (.logo img { width:auto;height:auto; } in base.css).

When scrolling a small amount from the top of the page, the width stays fixed to 296px but the height shrinks, distorting the image massively.

It did fix the logo size changing when resizing the window width above and below 1160px.

tldr;
If you’re going to set the logo size with js, I think you need to set both dimensions, and remove the auto in base.css. Also you need to fix the behavior when scrolling.

A question: Should my logo image be smaller?

Cheers,
Jason