I’ve went back in and modified the form fields per above. So, this will work for now. If, however, you come upon a solution that eliminates the conflict altogether, that would be much more preferred.

Thanks,

Ismael,

I applied your alternative styles to the form. Some of it worked, but some areas didn’t. But that would not be a long term solution because if the fields were to change and/or new fields added, the client would have to figure out the corresponding style to counter it.

I’m hoping that we can figure out the conflict soon. (This site was supposed to go live last week.) :-|

When you ask “provide a screen shot”, what is it you want a screen shot of? The 2 versions of the website views have been provided, so I’m a bit confused here.

Hi Yigit. Anything yet?

I figured that; was just seeing if this was something your team had had a known solution already.

However, I did figure out a simple work-around. I set a button on the top of the normal (desktop) home page that says “view mobile version” which only displays under 650px (using @media) codes in the style sheet. On the mobile version, I add a button that displays only above 650px that gives the viewer the option to see the complete desktop version. It’s not perfect, but will work for now.

Although Yigit’s quick hard refresh for chrome didn’t work for me, when I did deleted the cache through Chrome’s Developer’s Tools method, it fixed my problem.

Thanks for your assistance on this. (This is now resolved.)

Hi Yigit,

Unfortunately, that didn’t work. I’ve also tried toggling the permalink settings and that didn’t work either.

How about instead of it displaying the complete content, the blog only displays excerpt? Or, better yet, excerpt with Read More link?

Alternatively, I’ve simply replaced the default blog with the blog widget in Avia Layout Builder.

Thanks for the quick reply. But wouldn’t adding this code only address this 1 post? I would not want to have to add this code for every instance where there is both a Featured image and inserted image.

Perhaps there’s a way to do display:none on the Blog (page id: 731)?

I found how to do it.
Create a new page and click the magic wand and scroll down the list and choose widget area. Then change the value in what it gives you to the widget you desire.

Hi Ismael. I did. I found it was simply better to remove the title on this long one.

Awesome. Thanks.

Hi Josue,

I thought I had replied on this (but apparently hadn’t). The hosting service was (finally) able to up the php memory properly. Now all is good. Upping the php.ini file, and then placing the file in the correct location, did the trick.

I see the plugin you’ve added. This should help. I’ve bounced this back over to the hosting service people. Thanks for your help on this Ismael and Josue.

I’m not sure what your reply means. If I was able to fix it, I would have. So, does this mean that it’s outside of Kriesi’s scope of support? Which I would understand since it’s a customization. So what I’ve done for now is to shelve the customization for now and will leave it as can’t be done.

However, it would have been nice to have a feature for a custom default image as most other blog plugins provide.

Thanks for your help though.