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Hello Guenni007,
Sorry it has taken me some time to get back on this. I have done everything that you have written, but I still don’t see any difference. I still only see the 40×40 image size. Eventhough I have change it to the 200×200 inside the admin area and added “fullsize” to the php file.
I tried in all three major browsers Chrome, Safari and Firefox. It’s all the same. :S
Hey Guenni007,
I have cleared the cache on the server, the website, and in my browser, but nothing changed. I still just get the 40×40.
Agh give me a moment. I think it might be cloud cache.
The link you sent me is the same for me. Only 40×40 I see.
I just cleared my cache. Still the same. :S Does it have anything to do that my screen is a macbook retina?
Hello again Guenni007,
I tried to do what you mentioned earlier, but it doesn’t seem to work.
1. I added this to functions.php in the child-theme:add_filter('avia_load_shortcodes', 'avia_include_shortcode_template', 15, 1); function avia_include_shortcode_template($paths){ $template_url = get_stylesheet_directory(); array_unshift($paths, $template_url.'/shortcodes/'); return $paths; }
2. I created the “shortcodes” folder inside the child theme.
3. I added the entire “google_maps.php” inside the “shortcodes” folder. And added the code inside the “google_maps.php” at the right place as you said.
Inside the page in the admin area I can see that 200×200 has been added, but when I choose that, nothing happens on the live google maps for that page. It just keeps the 40×40 dimensions with no change, and even if I go with the inspector all the way into the css and change it to something bigger like 200×200 the image stays at 40×40, nothing changes. The marker/pin just keeps the same size.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by NGdesign6.
Thank you Guenni007. I’ll try it out, when I get home.
So no matter what the images has to be square?
- This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by NGdesign6.
Hello Jordan,
Here you can see an example of what I mean: Example
As you can see it’s very tiny (you have to scroll down a bit). I tried changing the CSS of the pin and the image within from 40×40 to the sizes that I want 212×149, but nothing happens, the image stays the same. It seems like it’s locked to the specific size of 40×40. Also I’m running it with a child-theme, so that I am still able to do updates without clearing out code, when an update should be available.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by NGdesign6.
Well first of all I think most can admit that this is a tiny (yet annoying) fuckup from the delopment department of the theme, Enfold. We all hope for a quick 4.0.3.1 where this has been corrected.
Looking aside this, in the linked post below there has been mentioned and listed how to fix some of these issues, and what the Enfold team can (needs to) look at, in order to fix it the major issues with the masonry gallery. For example the randomly calculated height of 0px, that they get on the class element “av-masonry-container”, which in most cases are why galleries aren’t displaying.
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/urgent-latest-update-creates-masonry-issues/
In general to the support team. Today is unfortunately your living nightmare. You didn’t do anything wrong, but this isn’t really something where you ask users to add a bit of CSS to the quick fixes, but rather where you look with anger towards the development department, and say “Fix it! You did this.”. Sorry for all the hell we are putting you through, but please ask them to get it sorted asap with a functional and working version of Enfold again. Thank you. :)
- This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by NGdesign6.
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