Hi,

Thats is not provided here, but the documentation should be all they need to get started and be successful with the theme.

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Jordan Shannon

Hey Alan,

You simply install it to WordPress and you’re ready to go. You can learn to use the theme by referring to the following: https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/

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Jordan Shannon

Hi,

Great! I’m glad that helped. If you need additional help, please let us know here in the forums.

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Jordan Shannon

Hi,

Ah yes, that should be fine as long as the image name remains consistent.

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Jordan Shannon

Hi,

Add this to quick css:

.noLightbox.social_bookmarks.icon_count_3{
display:block!important;
}

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Jordan Shannon

Hi,

Add this to quick css:

#newsbox-2 .news-headline{
color:#fff!important;
}

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Jordan Shannon

Hey MadRhino,

Please provide a link to the site/page in question so we can look into this issue further.

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Jordan Shannon

Hey Gene,

This should give you a better idea of why the multiple images are produced:

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-prevent-wordpress-from-generating-image-sizes/

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Jordan Shannon

Hi,

Could have simply been designer/developer choice when the theme was being created.

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Jordan Shannon

Hey studioinktvis,

Add this to quick css:

.flex_cell{
vertical-align:top!important;
}

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Jordan Shannon

Hey friefodspor,

Facebook uses something called the Open Graph Protocol to determine what to display when a website is shared. Basically what it is is a set of meta tags you can add to your HTML head to tell Facebook what to show. If you don’t have those meta tags in place, it will try to guess, and sometimes it does a bad job, as you are seeing here.

There are a number of plugins out there that can help give you better control over what Facebook shows by setting up the right meta tags for you.

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Jordan Shannon

Hey Andrew,

Please refer to the following:

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Jordan Shannon

Hey crabjack,

This is possible via css. Please provide a link to the site/page in question so we can look into this further.

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Jordan Shannon

Hey apremierdj,

Can you screenshot the problem area. I see the menu border, but not a border around the header itself.

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Jordan Shannon

Hi,

Add this to quick css:

@media only screen
and (min-device-width: 768px)
and (max-device-width: 1024px)
and (orientation: portrait)
and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1) {

.html_header_transparency #top .avia-builder-el-0 .container{
padding-top:0px!important;
}

#header{
background:#fff!important;
}}

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Jordan Shannon