Ok, it works Mike!
So, basically you’re also freezing the top position of the subemnu so that it stays below the title+breadcrumb, clear!
Thansk again, solved!
Bye!
A.-

Hi Mike. Thanks for your answer: it is almost ok. I am saying “almost” because I also have a FullWidth menu, set as “sticky submenu”, and the sticky title+breadcrumb after your CSS is applied now it is stick BELOW the sticky fullwidth submenu.
Adjusting the TOP value in your CSS just moves up/down the title+breadcrumb, but does not fix the issue: the submenu is always above the title+breadcrumb…

Would it be possible to fix this one as well?
Thanks!
Bye,
A.-

Great workaround, Mike! Thank you so much!

NOPE! My profile language is ENGLISH because I prefer english WordPress menus. The site language is correctly set to Italian though…

Anyhow: I’ve just set my profile language to ITALIAN, and now I don’t see “View all results” anymore, but I correctly see “Vedi tutti i risultati” :-)

Thanks Yigit! I think it is an Enfold bug, because it is correctly considering the website language everywhere EXCEPT in that menu. But at least it is not bothering normal users!

Thanks again pal. Solved!
Bye!
A.-

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by mistermagoo8691.

Sure, Yigit, thanks. See information in the private area.
I am really curious to see what’s wrong…

Thanks Rikard; I’ve tried both snippets, but they are not working. I also clearead my whole css customization, leaving only your two snippets, but they are both still not working…

In the private area I’ve added the information on how to connect to my site.
Crossing fingers…

Hi Rikard, thanks for your help: my site is not in production yet, it is in maintenance mode. I can create a temporary editor account (“editor” is enough?) and send it in the private area, or is there any other way to give you access to a page?
(oh: if it can help, it is in a Portfolio page).

See here the “Inspect” part of the menu from Chrome:

<div id="sub_menu1" class="av-submenu-container av-tbsa8f-baacc0bc5451ea87ab7b60eb3af3c7b1 main_color  avia-builder-el-0  el_before_av_section  avia-builder-el-first  av-sticky-submenu container_wrap fullsize" style="z-index: 301; top: auto; position: absolute;"><div class="container av-menu-mobile-disabled av-submenu-pos-center"><ul id="av-custom-submenu-1" class="av-subnav-menu">
<li class="menu-item av-qyb2wv-5546909a5a6fddebdee6e58de39e880d menu-item-top-level av-menu-button av-menu-button-bordered menu-item-top-level-1"><a href="#descrizionegenerale"><span class="avia-bullet"></span><span class="avia-menu-text">Descrizione generale</span></a></li>
<li class="menu-item av-pp72en-beec1fc3d1b8765b1f4ee78bcaac2100 menu-item-top-level av-menu-button av-menu-button-bordered menu-item-top-level-2"><a href="#partenzaearrivo"><span class="avia-bullet"></span><span class="avia-menu-text">Partenza e arrivo</span></a></li>
<li class="menu-item av-ogy4q7-ebadf66435949e1f0f30ea21504fbca2 menu-item-top-level av-menu-button av-menu-button-bordered menu-item-top-level-3"><a href="#mappadelsentiero"><span class="avia-bullet"></span><span class="avia-menu-text">Il percorso</span></a></li>
<li class="menu-item av-qyb2wv-b42cbb8652e18081a32b8759f79bdd3a menu-item-top-level av-menu-button av-menu-button-bordered menu-item-top-level-4"><a href="#escursioni"><span class="avia-bullet"></span><span class="avia-menu-text">Escursioni personali</span></a></li>
</ul></div></div>

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by mistermagoo8691.

Thanks @Ismael for your answer.

You are right, my bad: I was comparing the Masonry gallery behaviour with the “Image element”, but actually I am not using an “image element”: I am using images embedded into a text box. See below, this are the configuration options I’ve got on this kind of images:

If I open this image by clicking on its thumbnail, it opens almost full screen (yes, I realized it does not use the Lightbox, it opens the “media file” directly).
If I add the same image to a Masonry gallery and I open it by clicking on its thumbnail, it opens it in the lightbox (and it is smaller than the other one).

My request is: would it be possible to change the behaviour of the lightbox so that it opens the images using the same size as the images opened from the “embedded in textbox” image?
If you could set the “Masonry gallery” to open the images with the “Media file”, instead of using the Lightbox, I think the issue would be solved, but I understand it is not possible :-)

In your answer you’re mentioning the “default lightbox thumbnail size” of the Masonry gallery, but the thumbnail is the small image in the gallery on which you’re clicking to open the image in the lightbox, isn’t it? If yes, I am totally fine with the thumbnail size of the Masonry gallery. I want to increase the size of the image in the lightbox, after you click on the thumbnail.

I hope it is more clear now :-)

Thanks & bye!
A.-

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by mistermagoo8691.

Thanks Rikard! I will dive into it :)

Thanks RIkard, of course it works :-)

I am not a CSS expert, as you can imagine, and based on what I learned I thought I had to precisely target the element for which I wanted to change the style (= the image). I know this goes out of your duties here, though, therefore I will understand if you’ll skip the question :)
Could you please/kindly explain to me how did you deduce that you had to act on the main.content of the body, rather than applying the style to the image only?

I know this goes out of your duties here, though, therefore I will understand if you’ll skip the question :)

Thank you so much!
Bye,
A.-