Hi,
Glad we were able to help, we will close this now. Thank you for using Enfold.

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Mike

Hi,
@emac, @rickswearingen, @shawndubois,
Please open new threads so we can assist, in these case we may want communicate in the Private Content area, but as this is not your thread you will not see what we write, nor will your info be private. Also it gets confusing when a group is communicating at once, thanks for your patience and understanding.
Please note, as a rule of thumb, ensure your webhost has PHP v7 installed.

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Mike

Hi,
Please try this solution: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/different-logo-on-different-pages/#post-672481

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Mike

Hi,
Yes, the post: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-how-to-add-phone-number-to-header/#post-903199 explains.
But I thought finding a easier way for you might be better, so I found the plugin Menu Item Visibility Control and gave it a quick test with Enfold.

The idea behind this plugin is to set a menu item to have a conditional control as to when it shows, so in your case you want each of your 7 menu buttons to only show on one of 7 pages.

So after you install the plugin and activate it, go you to menu, and choose a menu item. As an example I will set the “home” menu item to only show on the “about us” page, which has the “page-id-626”. So in the “Visibility:” box I will put “is_page( 626 )”

So in your case install the plugin, create 7 menu buttons, and set which pages you want each to show on.

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Mike

Hi,
Glad to help, do you have another question, or shall we close this?

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Mike

Hi,
Glad we could help, we will close this now. Thanks for using Enfold.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Sorry I’m not sure how your blog post got translated, but I’ll be sure to watch out for that. Thanks for fixing it. Which request numbers still need to be resolved?

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Mike

Hey stefan,
I cleared your site cache and then cleared my browser cache, and now the changes show. Please clear your browser cache and check.

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Mike

Hi,
Please try:

@media only screen and (min-width: 1023px) { 
.home .logo { display: none!important; }
}

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Mike

Hey Matt,
This seems to be coming from the events calendar, I found a few references to it on their support forum, but the only solutions were to try to disable plugins including event ticket. I see you are also using event ticket, can you try this?

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Mike

Hi,
I also tested and found this error is only visible until you edit the page and choose which heading you which to have and then save. I believe that it is when first loaded the option is not set. Afterwards it works fine.

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Mike

Hi,
I see that you have a few errors and warnings about mixed content, that is many of your scripts & images are not loading because they are not coming from your ssl url, I see you also tried to address this with the WP Force SSL plugin, but the plugin requires that https be added to the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) parameters under General > Settings. Yet those fields are grayed out because they are managed by setting the default domain on your Flywheel dashboard.
Please see screenshots in Private Content area.
Please try to correct this at Flywheel

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Mike

Hi,
Sorry I don’t understand, can you provide screenshots of what you see in Chrome?

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Mike

Hey Neil,
While there is not a easy way to add this to both sides of your logo, you can add a widget next to your header and add your number. Please read this: Adding a widget area to the header
For an alternative you can try this code in the General Styling > Quick CSS field:

@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) { 
.inner-container:after {
content: '555-55555';
font-size:20px;
color: red;
}
}

and adjust to suit. Please see screenshot in Private Content area for expected results.

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Mike

Hey projectt_co_uk,
You can do this with custom css and custom images, if you inspect the page you can get an idea how they did it. For example:
1 the curved top uses this png image as a overlay to their square image:
https://www.britishgas.co.uk/aem6/etc/designs/britishgas/clientlib/styles/images/jumbo-curve.png
2 the circle image uses the classic [border-radius: 50%;] to make a square image look round.
3 for the half circle they used this png image as a overlay to their square image:
https://www.britishgas.co.uk/aem6/etc/designs/britishgas/clientlib/styles/images/curve-left.png

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Mike