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If you’re using Chrome, go to the page in questions, press F12 and go to the “Console” and see if there are any error messages being displayed. Let us know what you find.
Please post a link to the page in question.
Add this to your custom CSS. It will adjust the margin and width of the second and third block in a three column layout. Be aware that it will do it to tall of them throughout the site. You may want to target this CSS at specific pages or blocks with additional classes.
div .av_one_third { margin-left: 2%; width: 31.333333%; }
I searched google for “enfold add word to hamburger” and found this post in the forums. Looks like it’s on point.
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/add-text-menu-below-hamburger-menu-icon/
June 2, 2018 at 12:08 am in reply to: How to avoid ENFOLD's password protected posts to appear in the RSS feed? #965606This isn’t an Enfold issue so much as a WordPress issue. I searched “wordpress exclude post from rss” and found a number of articles discussing this. Here’s an example that you can edit and add to your functions.php file.
http://wpengineer.com/2175/exclude-post-from-wordpress-feed/
Good luck!
I found an action that gets the widget area into the same general area as the logo (ava_before_bottom_main_menu). That’s where the widget area is currently being inserted. But I can’t seem to get the widget area to float in the blank area to the right of the logo. It’s down behind the next section’s background. Any suggestions?
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No, I was looking at one of my websites right after I updated to 4.3 and that wasn’t an option. Just the other three options to activate or remove. I’ll try to figure out which one it was… Thanks for your reply, though, and sorry for any hassle.
After a LOT of tinkering, I was able to work this out. Apparently there’s a new way of telling WooCommerce what width to use for gallery thumbnails. Here’s what I added to my functions.php to solve the problem. The number 593 is the width I use for my main product images. This code sets the width of the gallery thumbnails to match.
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'my_custom_woocommerce_theme_support' ); function my_custom_woocommerce_theme_support(){ add_theme_support( 'woocommerce', array( 'gallery_thumbnail_image_width' => 593, ) ); }
dwebprojects, please start a separate thread with your question. Your question is unrelated.
That’s a real shame. Do you have any idea where the issue gets introduced? If you can give me a nudge in the right direction, I’m happy to try to find a solution.
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kcmHi there. Any news on this bug? Have you been able to reproduce it?
I appreciate the shortcode approach but it definitely won’t work in the longterm since we would have to create a shortcode for every affiliate product we wanted to use on the site. Thanks!
Great idea! You’re a smart one. Haha. I’ll have to give this a try. Thanks!
Thanks, Yigit. We plan to post a few links but not many so doing custom shortcodes or using a plugin would be overkill. If you can investigate a workaround that will make the iframe code that would be preferable. If you need me to test anything or need more details, please let me know.
This makes sense for the ALB blog block and I’ll look into it. But what about on a regular archive?
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I actually need to be able to do it in the ALB and in the archive with the blog format set to grid in the Theme Options.
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I’ve tested on a site using Twenty Sixteen and also on a site running Enfold on a page with and without the Avia Layout Builder enabled. This issue only happens when Avia Layout Builder is enabled. It happens in Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer on my Windows 10 computer.
Have you attempted to reproduce the issue? Can you look at this a little more closely and see what’s going on? I would rather not load the overhead of a plugin if I can avoid it.
Thanks!
This worked perfectly, by the way. Thanks!
March 23, 2017 at 9:32 pm in reply to: Way to show differnent page when viewed on mobile and tablet? #765753I can’t directly answer your question (although I don’t think you can do this without server-side software sensing what client is accessing the site) but I can say that I’ve done this sort of thing by creating sections on the same page where one only displays above a given width and the other only displays below that given width. The first section includes the fancy desktop version while the second section includes the simplified version. You might give this a try. I’ve had to do this with sliders that looked horrible on mobile.
Hope this helps…
You might be dealing with two different issues here.
First have you set the sidebar so it’s hidden on mobile devices under Theme Options > Sidebar? I don’t remember the exact tab but there’s a checkbox for turning off the sidebar on mobile devices.
Second when the sidebar displays on mobile devices it always goes to the bottom under the content. It would probably take some CSS tinkering to get it to the top. Can you post a link to your site?
March 17, 2017 at 3:23 pm in reply to: How do I change that the start page is not a redirect? #762530Hi there. Do you have the front page set correctly under Settings > Reading? And under Theme Options?
Awesome! I’m glad it worked out for you.
March 8, 2017 at 8:11 pm in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor is eating / erasing ` & n b s p ; ` #758001I’m glad that worked out for you!
March 8, 2017 at 4:09 pm in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor is eating / erasing ` & n b s p ; ` #757881It’s more likely (IMHO) that this is a TinyMCE editor feature/setting and you’d have to address it through them in some way.
If you’re comfortable working in code, you could try creating a shortcode that inserts the character in question. Here’s an example of how something like that could work: http://botcrawl.com/how-to-create-a-shortcode-for-a-blank-or-empty-line-space-on-wordpress/ Seems like overkill but it’s probably the shortest route to what you’re after. In my experience working with TinyMCE settings and features is a bit more involved.
March 8, 2017 at 3:35 pm in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor is eating / erasing ` & n b s p ; ` #757853It looks like this might be the default behavior for WordPress and TinyMCE. I just tried it on a site running another theme and when I add a non breaking space or the quot character in the text editor, switch to the visual editor and back to the text editor it replaces those values with characters instead. Have you tried this with one of the Twenty[Something] themes instead of Enfold?
March 8, 2017 at 3:11 pm in reply to: Advanced Layout Editor is eating / erasing ` & n b s p ; ` #757832That sounds like a strange problem. Especially if it’s happening in the regular text editor. Have you tried disabling all your plugins? Are you running a child theme and have you tried switching to the main Enfold theme?
Can you post a link to your site and I’ll take a look? FYI, I’m not a moderator. If you only want moderators to see it, put your link the Private Contents field in your response.
Hi! Which social media icons? Header? Footer? Sharing icons under blog posts?
You could go to Appearance > Widgets and move all your widgets into the Display Everywhere sidebar. You’ll need to also make sure that the site is set to display sidebars on the various pages/layouts by going to Theme Options > Sidebar,
Let me know if that helps.
Your site isn’t based on Enfold. It uses a theme called Shopkeeper. You should contact the developers for support: getbowtied.com. Or switch to Enfold. It’s a much better theme! :-)
Good luck!
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