I’ve made a refund request )

Josue, are you sure we are talking about the same issue?

Here is the screenshot once again:
WooCommerce page" />

While the whole site is set to show the right sidebar at the right side of the all site’s pages it appears at expected place on all site’s pages except WooCommerce’s single product page where it appears on the left near product images gallery.

This is the problem, not moving the right sidebar to the left.

I want the sidebar to stay at the right as it is right sidebar.

Why do I feel myself stupid when speaking to Kriesi’s support? :)

I know that. But I want all fonts without Cyrillic support to be hidden.

The only advantage is not altering original files while modifying the theme the way it is expected to be modified. The method offered here doesn’t allow to get rid of the fonts that will never be used. The easiest method is to force Enfold to use child’s list but this method is supressed for some reason.

I know about that thread but as I’m not completely sure I will use Enfold (due to known reasons), I’d better leave my current translation suggestions here right now for Kriesi’s consideration.

Got it. Thanks. )

No reason to keep this topic open any more.

First of all, Andy, I do understand that you really want to help. Ok?

But why have you stuck on image sizes man?
The question is Where can I get the complete list of changes that Enfold applies by its own just by the fact of its installation to WordPress and any of its plugins settings?.
Does this question has the answer?

As for your link I can not find 450×999 image size there while this size applies to WooCommerce products with Enfold installation. There is no 1030×1030 either. And no trace of 80×80 or 120×120.

I’ve spent an hour of my life to make those screenshots, specially for you to enjoy.

Here’s a list of currently installed plugins:

Those plugins are the only plugins that exist in my WP installation either before Enfold activation or after.

Here are default WP/2016 image settings:

Here are default WooCommerce/2016 image settings:
WooCommerce/2016 image settings" />

Here are new WP/Enfold image settings:

Here are new WooCommerce/Enfold image settings:
WooCommerce/Enfold image settings" />

Please note that the only action done to achieve those results was pressing the “Activate” button near Enfold’s thumbnail in WordPress’s Themes. I haven’t even pressed any button within Enfold’s settings.

But my question is still Where can I get the complete list of changes that Enfold applies by its own just by the fact of its installation to WordPress and any of its plugins settings?.

Thank you

I don’t need to alter any header at all, it was just a hugest part of classes located in the single place I could find. )
I have experience, but I don’t have time.

So, ok. I’ve got the point, we can close the topic.
Thanks! )

– How can I correct the border color for some element?
– nothing could be easier man, you’ll definitely find the class you are looking for right here:

.header_color, .header_color div, .header_color header, .header_color main, .header_color aside, .header_color footer, .header_color article, .header_color nav, .header_color section, .header_color span, .header_color applet, .header_color object, .header_color iframe, .header_color h1, .header_color h2, .header_color h3, .header_color h4, .header_color h5, .header_color h6, .header_color p, .header_color blockquote, .header_color pre, .header_color a, .header_color abbr, .header_color acronym, .header_color address, .header_color big, .header_color cite, .header_color code, .header_color del, .header_color dfn, .header_color em, .header_color img, .header_color ins, .header_color kbd, .header_color q, .header_color s, .header_color samp, .header_color small, .header_color strike, .header_color strong, .header_color sub, .header_color sup, .header_color tt, .header_color var, .header_color b, .header_color u, .header_color i, .header_color center, .header_color dl, .header_color dt, .header_color dd, .header_color ol, .header_color ul, .header_color li, .header_color fieldset, .header_color form, .header_color label, .header_color legend, .header_color table, .header_color caption, .header_color tbody, .header_color tfoot, .header_color thead, .header_color tr, .header_color th, .header_color td, .header_color article, .header_color aside, .header_color canvas, .header_color details, .header_color embed, .header_color figure, .header_color fieldset, .header_color figcaption, .header_color footer, .header_color header, .header_color hgroup, .header_color menu, .header_color nav, .header_color output, .header_color ruby, .header_color section, .header_color summary, .header_color time, .header_color mark, .header_color audio, .header_color video, #top .header_color .pullquote_boxed, .responsive #top .header_color .avia-testimonial, .responsive #top.avia-blank #main .header_color.container_wrap:first-child, #top .header_color.fullsize .template-blog .post_delimiter, .header_color .related_posts.av-related-style-full a {
	border-color: #e1e1e1;
}

This is a property of a main menu item, by the way. Yes, I know there is snippet provided to recolor the main menu.

Are you sure one would find this way correct and comfortable? :)

• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by kacharava.

I’ve put the strings #13044 and #13095 into the starter message while they actually should reside in this reply as I’m talking about WooCommerce sorting drop-downs here.

So #13095 should be
msgstr “умолчанию”
instead of
msgstr “Заказ по умолчанию”

#13044 should be
msgstr “Подробнее”
instead of
msgstr “Показать по умолчанию” (it translates back to English as “Show by default” now while shoud be backtranslated as “Show details”)

#13120 should be at least
msgstr “продуктов на странице”
or even better
msgstr “наименований на странице”
and the best one is
msgstr “позиций на странице”
:)

It seems like the strings #2491, #6215, #13100, #13105 are used for translating several parts of the site and not all of them belong to WooCommerce.

At the same time there are two verb rections in Russian language, three noun inclinations and six cases.
So looking at the WooCommerce product sorting dropdowns we may find some obscure phrases. I can’t find a correct English example but the closest one by obscurity would be “Sort over the named”.

Unfortunately as for now the sorting drop-down couldn’t be translated to Russian correctly as it destroy other site places.

So adding some additional placeholders for translations in the Avia framework would be a nice idea.

Why not if it initiates require_once() call?

Then why not to just wrap the aforesaid include declaration into a filter or an action initially! ) So that it could be overridden through a child theme.

But Enfold allows very little to do through a child theme.