Hey Arabeek,

1.) the shortcode/builder element used here is the “icon” element. you need to set the option “icon style” to standalone icon for a look like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7f90oheddlvnxl5/Screenshot%202016-04-29%2015.27.35.png?dl=0

2.) I usually use a a fullscreen/fullwidth slider as the first element of the page. in the sidebar you can then set the header visibility: https://www.dropbox.com/s/da1bwby36ttg9ar/Screenshot%202016-04-29%2015.29.13.png?dl=0

3.) In this case both of them are actually “contact form” elements that send you an email with the data the user entered. Since Enfold 3.3 you can also connect a form like this to the Mailchimp newsletter service

4.) There are various ways, but I would recommend to use the video element used in our template builder: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c4v2utmhcuo6dxp/Screenshot%202016-04-29%2015.31.13.png?dl=0

The video will always try to stretch 100% of the width so you need to contain it with columns. The height is defined by the ratio you enter in the settings.

Best regards,
Kriesi

Hey Jurgen,

You pretty much nailed it ;D
In order to identify the plugin causing the problem you might need to deactivate them one by one.

However the snippet should work for at least a few months without problems, so what I would recommend to do, is to keep track of which plugins received an update in the meantime. Every few weeks try to simply remove the script and see if the error re-appears.

Chances are high that if you use commonly used, well maintained plugins that the creator will eventually fix the problem :)

Best regards,
Kriesi

Glad to hear that ;D

Hi,

I guess it might be because is a premium theme that comes bundled with 2 plugins: the layerslider and our own template builder. Those 2 extra plugins along with your existing plugins are maybe too much for the server and require too much memory.

A more basic theme with less options might be just enough to no longer stress your server with memory issues. So in the end you probably got an additional option.

You can either search for less resource hungry plugins, a less resource hungry theme or just increase the memory limit of your site. either of these should work

Best regards,
Kriesi

Hi,

Seems to work fine. The one thing thats probably throwing you off is that the slideshows always try to fill as much space as possible, in this case the entire width of the column it is placed in, so depending on your browser width the image might be a little larger or smaller than intended.

The slideshow behaves that way to look great on any number of different devices like desktops, tablets and mobile phones.

Best regards,
Kriesi

Hey mikemhn,

I am actually not sure what you are referring to. I checke the site on my mobile devices and everything looks fine. Since mobile devices have problems with the CSS property “fixed” we dont use a sticky navigation on those.

As for the overlapping: since everything looks great on my 3 mobile devices (windows mobile, android and ios) I could imagine that this is a caching issue and your device has mixed up changes in the html structure but serves an old stylesheet. Would recommend to try to delete your mobiles browser cache.

Let me know if that helps. If not a screenshot might help us in identifying the problem.

Best regards,
Kriesi

Hey Florian,

add this to your custom.css stylesheet in folder /css/ or to the quick-css panel located in your wordpress backend at Enfold->General Styling:

#top .title_container .container {
    padding: 0px 0px;
    min-height: 0px;
}

that should do the trick. Increase the height by changing the first padding value :)

Best regards,
Kriesi

glad you fixed it :)
Will close the thread for now, if you got any other issues please feel free to open a new thread ;)

Cheers!
Kriesi

Hey Barbara,

thanks for the notice. We have already issued a ticket for this error and will include it with the next update

Best regards,
Kriesi

Hi and sorry for the late reply.

Actually thats something that I have not come across yet.

Would you mind posting us your login credentials (in the “private data” field), so we can take a look at your backend?

Login credentials include:

• the URL to the login screen
• a valid username (with full administration capabilities)
• as well as a password for that username

Best regards,
Kriesi

same to you! ;)

Hey Hansdieter,

Das einzige was mir einfällt wäre ein caching problem mit den css dateien (du könntest versuchen deinen browser cache zu löschen und schauen ob das hilft)

Falls nicht wär mein nächster Tipp ein Plugin das da irgendwie reinfunkt. Könntest also mal versuchen eins nach dem anderen zu aktivieren/deaktivieren und schauen obs das ist.

Zuguterletzt kannst du uns auch die zugangsdaten zum admin bereich posten und wir schauen uns selbst um ob wir das Problem finden können :)

lg,
Kriesi

Hey joernbaenfer,
I guess you are talking about the 1px margin between each portfolio item?

Add this to your custom.css stylesheet in folder /css/ or to the quick-css panel located in your wordpress backend at Enfold->General Styling:

#top .grid-entry .inner-entry {
    margin-right: 0px;
}

If you want to get rid of the border around the portfolio title as well also add this:

#top .grid-entry .inner-entry {
    box-shadow:none;
}

Best regards,
Kriesi

Hi,

In that case you would not need a second license I think :)
You would need to install WordPress on the subdomain as well and upload the theme there too to set up a second site. An alternative would be to use a WordPress Multisite installation that allows subdomains. 

I am not sure about your technical expertise and if you are able to do that on your own, unfortunately this is out of scope of our normal support but you can use our customization form to try and hire a freelancer if you need help :)

Best regards,
Kriesi

Hey Jean,

Sorry for that, we must have missed it. Will add it to the next update. Thanks for the contribution! :)

Best regards,
Kriesi