Thanks Basilis! I still haven’t had a response from him. Do you mind poking him again?

Ok I’ve sent the login info in Private Content

Hi Ismael, hacking the core files is bad practice, and we don’t want to create a child theme.

I have found that if I turn on the Avia Layout Builder then Enfold will display the correct page titles. That limits us and creates much more work as we now have to convert hundreds of posts over to the Avia Layout Builder. Will the next Enfold update fix this bug?

Thanks Elliott. But why then does the gallery have a an option for setting the size of the big image? In the code it’s correctly giving the width and height, but then the gallery itself is over-riding that. This is a really limiting ‘feature’, I can’t see why it would be an advantage. Maybe to have a setting in the size dropdown that lets the image go full width, but then the other sizes should be honored by Enfold instead of all being over-ridden. Because we are using Enfold I can’t use normal WordPress galleries, and I have to use the Avia Layout Builder now for all the posts because if I don’t Enfold does not correctly display the page title if I have that option set in the Layout attributes of the page.

Wordpress does not crop images when they are uploaded, and cropping images will only reduce the size. It can resize them according to the sizes that are specified under Settings > Media. I have only ever seen images reduced in size, not enlarged by WordPress. The largest size we have set there is 780px wide. The images we are uploading are 800px wide. When we choose the images for the masonry gallery WordPress says the size is 800px wide. Enfold is displaying them at much larger sizes, probably by resizing them in the HTML.

If you are not able to help us could you please assign someone else to this ticket?

Thanks

Hi Basillis, no I haven’t had a chance to do that yet because there are several of us working on the site throughout the day, even in the evening. I don’t want anyone to lose their work of there is an error when I turn off all the plugins. I will try and test once I get a chance.

Yes, I had to delete it all and re-create it again.

Thanks Elliott. I updated Enfold. It didn’t fix the issue though. I had to manually go into the text view and delete all the unnecessary code that Enfold had added which was causing the problem. I also had problems with indenting the sub-elements of the list. When I selected a group of sub-entries in the list to indent, only the first one indented. So I figured I would have to do each one individually, which is a pain, but better than it not working at all. Every time I selected another element that bar popped up with the delete icon, edit icon (which did not help me) and it prevented me from simply indenting elements like I can in WordPress. Very frustrating. In the end I had to manually write the code to indent the list properly without the multiple, redundant ULs before and after EVERY single indented list element.

Now it’s laying out properly on the page. Which is good. But in the editor view, that text block has still shrunk to about a quarter of the size of the 1/1 element.

So I think the editor still needs some work. I’m a developer, so I can go in and write the HTML myself. But I’m guessing that many of your users are non-technical designers (like our designer) and end users who would not be able to edit the code in order to clean up after Enfold. If you have multiple pages with dozens of categories on each page, like we do then it’s not viable to have to retype and relink every one of them to fix the mess that Enfold has made.

Hi Ismael,

We had it set to the 2nd option, but the font was still running over the logo. We had to cut down the menu items to get it to resize without running over.

Thanks.

Thank you Rikard! That did the trick :)