Hi,
Sorry for the very late reply, to add a “read more” link to your masonry elements you can use this script.

/* Add a "read more" link" to masonry elements */
function ava_custom_script_mod(){
?>
<script>
(function($){
  $(window).on('av-height-change', function() {
    $('.av-masonry-entry').each(function() {
      var more = $(this).find('.av-masonry-read-more');
      var cont = $(this).find('.av-masonry-entry-content');
  
      if( more.length == 1 ) return;
      cont.append('<div class="av-masonry-read-more">Read more</div>');
    });
  });
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'ava_custom_script_mod');

This doesn’t effect the masonry gallery element because it doesn’t include the av-masonry-entry-content class.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Thanks for trying, I will ask for other ideas, but I feel that it is somehow related to your server, but I don’t know how.
I base this on testing on two live servers and my localhost, and these worked correctly, yet I don’t see any difference between these and yours.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Sorry for the very late reply and thanks for the login, I was not able to edit your “News” page due to this error:
The site is experiencing technical difficulties. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 ()
I also got a 500 error when I tried to save a test page with a “post slider”, I also tested another test page with a text element and it saved until I added a masonry element which caused the same error as your “News” page.
I tested the BigCommerce plugin on my localhost and received a different error pointing to our built-in function for Woocommerce, and after some more research I found this thread, which points to this function on line 1166 in the \wp-content\themes\enfold\config-templatebuilder\avia-shortcodes\postslider\postslider.php file:

if( function_exists( 'WC' ) )
			{
				avia_wc_clear_catalog_ordering_args_filters();
				$avia_config['woocommerce']['disable_sorting_options'] = false;
			}

On my localhost I commented this line out like this and the element now works:

/*
			if( function_exists( 'WC' ) )
			{
				avia_wc_clear_catalog_ordering_args_filters();
				$avia_config['woocommerce']['disable_sorting_options'] = false;
			}
			*/

You can try this as a temporary solution, but note that each ALB element may have this block, such as the masonry element, so this line would also need to be commented out for those elements to also work.
So this is good news because in the linked thread that points this issue out the customer didn’t get back to us with info from the BigCommerce plugin, perhaps if you ask BigCommerce they have seen other themes with woocommerce checks and have a working function already.
If it turns out that they do I can submit it to the dev team to be added to Enfold.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Sorry for the very late reply and thanks for the login, I tested the different Enfold settings on my localhost and found that to have the small featured image next to the excerpt, like this:

you need to have the sidebar enabled on the blog page at: Enfold Theme Options > Sidebar Settings > Page Sidebar navigation > Sidebar on Blog Page
The full layout looks like this:

I enabled the sidebar on your site to enable this layout, and I had to disable this css in your Quick CSS to show the featured image:

.blog-meta .small-preview {
    display: none;
}

While this works, your posts looked different so I put the settings back. Please try this yourself.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Good idea, the dev team also suggests this. Please note, don’t try to overwrite the theme folder, as this will leave old files behind and cause errors.
The easiest and safest way to do this is to download the newest version from Theme Forest and rename your current parent theme folder to “enfold-old” via ftp then upload the new “enfold” folder via ftp and check that your site is working correctly.
Should for some reason you wish to roll-back to the old version, it’s easy to do, simply rename the new “enfold” folder to “enfold-new” via ftp and then rename “enfold-old” to “enfold” then refresh your page.
Once you are happy you can delete the “enfold-old” folder via ftp, (not the WP theme page).

The idea is WordPress is looking for the installed theme “enfold” and changing the folder to “enfold-anything” via ftp, makes WordPress look for a new “enfold” folder, which you are uploading via ftp.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Thank you, unfortunately, I was not able to figure out why the countdown is not showing. I have asked the rest of the team for suggestions to what could be causing this.
Thank you for your patience.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Can you post a link to a test image with IPTC-data and post what the IPTC-data is so I can test this?

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,

@in3sixty thank you for the login, you had the “nav bar” menu set as the main menu, which would also be the mobile menu by default, but you also had the “Alternate Menu for Mobile” set to the “nav bar”, I set this to “Do not use an alternate menu for mobile” and now your mobile menu shows correctly. Please check.
For future issues please open a new thread so we can assist, often a single reply is not enough to lead to a solution, and since this is not your thread, posting your login here will not be private and you will not see anything we write in the Private Content area.
Thank you for understanding.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
I don’t think that this is the way it works, I believe that you need to use a plugin to read the image data and import into WordPress. WordPress doesn’t extract this data by default, and Enfold doesn’t add this function.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Thanks, yes if your target market is in Ireland then I would recommend finding a webhost in Ireland, jumping from the US to Ireland can make a difference. You would want to make sure the servers are really in Ireland, the web host should publish this on their site.
But the two webpagetest’s I posted above test your servers from the same state in the USA, not from Ireland, so the FBT from the same geo location should not be anything over 1 second, yours was about 7.
Most webhosts will give you a month to test.
The FBT is due to your server not your site, you can not reduce your FBT.
If you have unsued plugins that are active, then disabling them could help over-all. For your videos you could try adding a fallback image and enable lazy loading, I believe this waits to load the videos until clicked.

But over-all after FBT your page is loading fairly even with videos, so I would try to solve the FBT first.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Sorry for the very late reply and thanks for the link to your page and the plugin demo, in comparing your site with the demo I note that your table doesn’t include the class “collapsed” so I don’t believe your shortcode is setup correctly, if css was causing a conflict the class would still be there.

above you posted your shortcode [table id=1 responsive=collapse /]
but according to the plugin documentation it should be:
[table id=1 responsive="collapse" /]
Please try this.

Best regards,
Mike

Hey jelle,
Sorry for the very late reply, for your “not” working color section the background attachment is set to “scroll”.
For the “working” site the color section is set to “fixed”.
In this context we want the background attachment to be “fixed” so the page scrolls over it, please give this a try.
💡Tip: if the options in the back end really do say “fixed”, then perhaps you added a script that is floating around that is meant to change the background attachment to “scroll” for Safari browsers, because “fixed” don’t work ~ if this doesn’t ring a bell, then it’s probably not that 🙂

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Sorry for the very late reply and thanks for sharing what you have found, I tried testing the normal dropdowns by first adding your anti-animation css above, then I resource blocked css & js in the browser to isolate the file causing the delay and it was \js\avia-snippet-megamenu.js, I then found starting at line 212 this function:

currentItem.on('mouseleave', function()
					{
						sublist.stop().animate({opacity:0}, function()
						{
							sublist.css({visibility:'hidden'});
						});
					});

please note that the .animate() effect has a default duration of 400ms but we can set a time of zero like this:

currentItem.on('mouseleave', function()
					{
						sublist.stop().animate({opacity:0},0, function()
						{
							sublist.css({visibility:'hidden'});
						});
					});

please try making this change in your child theme avia-snippet-megamenu.js file and clear your browser cache.
btw: here’s another article about .animate() parameters if you wish to edit further.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Sorry for the very late reply, I looked at your CV upload page and the icons and label in the input fields, and to me, they look like they would be hidden with css or js on input action, they do not look like they should be below the input fields. If that is the case then the error I’m seeing in the browser console:
0d532.js:2 Uncaught TypeError: i(...).chosen is not a function
could be related.
Please try disabling all caching & minifying and follow this step, and ensure your theme option Enfold Theme Options > Performance > Load jQuery in your footer is not active, and then check.
Is there a plugin demo page for this CV upload? I’d like to see how the demo performs.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Thanks for your feedback, I see you are using a child theme, have you tried activating the parent theme to see if the Events Countdown element works correctly?

Best regards,
Mike