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Hi Yigit,
I added the code but unfortunately that didn’t solve the problem. With two of the tooltips the width stays fixed and therefore adds a scrollbar.
best regards,
MaikelHi Ismael,
Huh?….. I’m going crazy… You didn’t change anything? I see you enabled some sort of debug window to see coding of the page beneath the AV-content, but you didn’t edit anything? Very strange… And the fetching-coordinates-button wasn’t there yesterday (i think). But hey, it’s working now, so I’m very grateful. Thanks again for the great support!
One small thing though. In the latest version of Safari (Version 8.0.2 (10600.2.5) on my iMac running Yosemite the tooltips of the map sometimes don’t fit on one line so a scrollbar appears and you can’t read the title completely.
Hi Yigit,
Thanks for the quick response!
I did that already, but no succes. I opened the site on 3 different computers and even in different browsers on which i previously didn’t open the site on.Isn’t the map you’re seeing the map from the plugin ‘WP Google maps’? That map works and is directly above the text. But the white space above that map is the space that the enfold widget map should be shown in as I described above.
Could you please check that?
He Yigit,
That’s great, thanks!! One more thing though… the buttons are a lot closer together now, it seems like the padding has been reduced.
When the page loads for the first time, the padding is ok, but when you scroll down and the ‘sticky menu’ appears and then you scroll back up, the buttons are closer together.
Any ideas? ;-)
Hi Yigit,
I’ve tried that before, but then the logo disappears and it’s position isn’t right. I’ve put the code you suggested in, so check it for yourself if you like.
If necessary, i’ll give you admin rights so you can try something yourself.
Maybe it has something to do with the ‘sticky part’ of the header?
Hi Josue,
Thanks for your quick response! I’ve searched through a number of plugins just now and there doesn’t seem to be a solution which fits my needs. I’ll continue my quest though… But as an alternative, isn’t it possible to load 2 different images? One for the masonry preview and one for the actual image in the portfolio?
regards,
Maikelthat’s strange… In the backend of wordpress the code is as it should be: target=”_blank”.
But… when I looked in the code above, I saw I forgot to close the
<li>-tag. Once I changed it, it works.<a href="http://martvandijk.nl/meeneemhagen/"><li> Meeneemhagen</li></a> <a href="http://martvandijk.nl/wp-content/uploads/Voorraadlijst.pdf">Download hier onze actuele voorraadlijst<img src="http://martvandijk.nl/wp-content/uploads/acrobat.png" border="0" height="20" width="20" /></a>So, sorry to trouble you and thanks for the help!
