Hi

Kannst du bitte einen Link zur Website posten?
Ist dann etwas einfacher zu sehen, woran es liegt.

Viele Grüsse
Michael

It definitely is – I am running Enfold on PHP 7.3 since several months already, no issues so far.

Regards
Michael

Hi

Let me explain it in more detail:
a) Go to https://build.envato.com/ and sign in on the top.
b) Scroll down until you see the title “Your personal tokens”.
c) Click the button “Create a new token” and grant sufficient access according to step 2 here https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/theme-registration/#how-to-generate-a-envato-personal-token
d) Insert this key into Enfold – done.

Does that help?

Best regards
Michael

Hi vme

Check this step by step guide which explains how to update your theme manually via FTP.

Best
Michael

Sure – you are totally right!

Are you comfortable with FTP? Here is my step by step guide which I wrote a couple months ago. I hope it helps you to update your theme.

Do not forget to make a full website backup before doing anything else.

Thanks @Guenni007 – I just tried to apply the hotfix file from Github within my child theme. No success unfortunately.

The option which worked for me to have a different logo on mobile (png instead of svg) is the follow CSS snippet:

@media only screen and (max-width:976px){
.mobile-individual-logo {
background: url('https://kriesi.at/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Logo.png') center center no-repeat scroll;
}
}

Btw https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/logo/#use-a-different-logo-on-mobile did not work for me for some reason.

@Lex: Maybe this solution/workaround works for you as well – I hope so.

Best regards
Michael

Hi Stefan

I am not from the Enfold team, but I will try to answer you here in the first place.

Have you tried it via Enfold -> Advanced Styling? If you open the dropdown menu there, scroll down to the bottom and check the styling options there.
If this does not help please provide the website URL here so I can see where the mint green is visible.

Best regards
Michael

Hi Lara

Are you sure? It should say that an updated version of WordPress is available.
Please check again.

It might also be possible that you have a caching plugin enabled which avoids that all the updates are displayed properly.
So if the update is displayed now please make sure to perform a full website backup first (database and files) before updating.

Cheers to Oz!
Michael

Then move all the pages which users should not see to a subdomain such as preview.yoursite.com and activate the maintenance mode there.
Your main page (yoursite.com) only has the page with the countdown, the form and the GDPR stuff afterwards so you do not need to protect it with the maintenance mode as there is nothing else to see.

Issue solved :)

Hi rup

I guess there is a good reason why this plugin is not supported by Enfold, see the report at coderisk.
If I was you I would not use this plugin.

Best
Michael

Hi SenjaLp

A few other people and me discovered this issue as well.

You have two options in my opinion:
1) Check this post by Günter (Enfold developer).
2) Inspect the background image path (just like you did according to your screenshot), check in which merged CSS file it is located and download it via FTP. Then search for the wrong path there and replace it with the correct one. Afterwards upload the css file again and it should be fine.

Just keep in mind that this manual change will be overwritten again if you update the theme (well, hopefully not because it might be fixed in the next version).

I hope this helps,
Michael

Not sure about that, maybe the theme support can help you here. I am just a participant like you :)