Hi,

There is a plugin from 2005 that does that, not sure why nobody updated it or even if it works but … its a bold link in top of article http://pericat.ca/unlock/2005/02/20/explicit-category-sort-plugin

And i think a more recent suggestion , (though no spring chicken itself) can be found here http://www.blogherald.com/2007/05/31/quick-tip-how-to-make-the-categories-box-bigger-when-writing-wordpress-posts/ .. In one of the comments a person suggests how to get it to autosize so it automatically expands until all the categories are shown and no more and no less.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

I looked at your page (nice job by the way), and I can’t tell the difference. I checked the alignment of the key and the front of the motorcycle as I shrank the screen with Chrome from my 1360 wide laptop down and everything remained for me exactly where it started off. Perhaps I am not catching it, do you have a snapshot or something where we can see what you mean?

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

1. Everything looks fine to me http://i.imgur.com/l4PMrjC.jpg

2. I tested your links on blog page and they also work

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Nick

Hi,

I removed the links, actually i got it from the images, didnt notice links.

You need to download the latest version. This works fine out of the box. You must have modified something that killed or blocked part of the code because first time i am seeing something like this. In either case you will need to download a fresh theme and you can use http://www.winmerge.org to compare the folder of the update to the folder where you have the current theme you are using and you will be shown all the differences between the two on a line by line basis. This way you can isolate where the edit took place.and fix it

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Nick

Hi,

If you want to know how many hits you get, as well as a million other stats , you need to use Google Analytics. Once you go back live, subscribe to webmaster tools http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/‎ and analytics http://www.google.com/analytics/‎ and add the piece of code they give you to the theme. There is a box to paste it in located in WooCommerce configuration settings.

Enjoy the theme!

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Nick

Hi,

You are using version 1.6 of the theme while the current version is 1.81 , please update since quite a lot has improved.

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I looked at your code. you have links with this js onclick=”window.open(this.href,’livedealer_popup’,’height=500,width=500,scrollbars=yes,menubar=no,resizable=0,status=0,titlebar=0′);return false”

That will look bad on smart phones since height is in there.

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Ok I will show you here briefly how to target the table and use media queries to resize it. We will take control away from html so your 100% width tag will be ignored, and give it to css. We will be targeting 4 screen sizes (you can add more yourself since this isn’t rocket science exactly): monitor, tablet landscape, table portrait / smartphone landscape, and smartphone portrait. Just add the code below to /css/custom.css … If your pages are pretty much the same format as this one, the code i will give will work for all pages.

.entry-content tr:nth-child(odd) {

background-color: #fbfbfb !important;

}

/*odd*/

.entry-content tr:nth-child(even) {

background-color: #e8ecee !important;

}

/* even*/

.entry-content tr:hover {

background-color: #fffbae !important;

}

/* hovering */

.entry-content table {

display:inline-table;

border:collapse;

width: auto;

}

/*

*/

@media only screen and (min-width:768px) and (max-width:989px) {

.entry-content table {

font-size:.7em;

}

.entry-content table tr td {

font-size:1.2em;

}

.responsive .container {

width:97%;

}

.responsive .container .twelve.units {

width: 99%;

}

}

/*

*/

@media only screen and (max-width:767px) {

.entry-content table {

font-size:.6em;

}

.entry-content table tr td {

font-size:1.1em;

}

.responsive .container {

width:77%;

}

.responsive .container .twelve.units {

width: 79%;

}

}

/*

*/

@media only screen and (max-width:479px) {

.entry-content table {

font-size:.6em;

}

.entry-content table tr td {

font-size:1.1em;

}

.responsive .container {

width:67%;

}

.responsive .container .twelve.units {

width: 69%;

}

}

/*

*/

You need to play with the numbers while at different screen sizes to get it just right, but you have enough there to get you started.

But I think on smartphone screen sizes, the only viable thing would be to remove about 1/2 the columns and only leave the 3-4 most relevant ones. That can also be done with css.

Thanks,

NIck

Hi,

I am gonna close this, and continue on the other page https://kriesi.at/support/topic/repositioning-breadcrumbs-and-page-title#post-120763

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Ahh., So you want to have no logo at all? That’s not a problem.

Please open up /framework/php/function-set-avia-frontend.php and look for lines 435 and 436 that look like

if($use_image) $logo = "<img src=".$use_image." alt='' title='$logo'/>";

$logo = "<$headline_type class='logo bg-logo'><a href='".home_url('/')."'>".$logo."$sub</a></$headline_type>";

If you put two forward slashes // in front of line 435 the default logo image will go away, and you will simply see the name of your website in text.

If you put two forward slashes // in front of both line 435 and another two forward slashes // in front of line 436 , and do not add your own logo, you will see an empty space instead of the logo.

// if($use_image) $logo = "<img src=".$use_image." alt='' title='$logo'/>";

// $logo = "<$headline_type class='logo bg-logo'><a href='".home_url('/')."'>".$logo."$sub</a></$headline_type>";

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Please turn off your cache while developing or you will not see any changes made until the old cache expires. You can also flush your cache (there is a plugin that does that for w3tc) http://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-flush-w3tc-cache/

I see it just fine http://www.clipular.com/c?11036005=RTiQFjqCqvFMP1oZaBsrXeKpbOU&f=.png

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Nick

Hi,

To check version number please open up a page of your website in a browser and view source. About 10% into the page you will see the following:

View post on imgur.com

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Nick

Hi,

Yes there is. Be great if all the table were the same. You would need to use Media Queries to target css at those tables and change their sizes based on the screen size of the person viewing the page. If you had a url containing those tables we could answer better.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

I wouldn’t use that setting Enfold > Theme Options (set blog page) … Just leave it blank. You can create as many blogs as you want so there is no need to do that anymore.

There is an update out, please install it.

You have some errors generated by your analytics, where you put // in front of the url. And also analytics is looking for a twitter widget that it cant find.

The favorite icon you should just upload and drop in the main theme folder using ftp since every browser today automatically gets it there without a need for any code.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

My email is usjahm (at) gmail (dot) com … I usually wrap urls of clients in http://www.goo.gl , so that way origin is unknown on analytics and doesn’t show up on google itself..

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Does this happen on the demo site as well? Trying to figure out if its an update, or code native to your installs/customizations causing this.. kriesi.at/themes/enfold

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You can do this to add additional css files. Lets say for this example you want to add a file called mycss.css. You should first upload it using ftp to your cdn or wherever your want to keep it , and copy the url of where your css file is located. Lets say http://cdn.your-domain.com/css/mycss.css is where you placed it. Now you can open up functions.php and find line 234 that looks like

//register styles

Then you will need to add the following to line 233, before the above line. dont forget to edit the url and replace my example with wherever your css file is located

wp_register_style( 'mycss-custom',  "http:/cdn.your-domain.com/css/mycss.css", array(), '1', 'screen' );

Then you will need to go to line 217 of the same file and add the code below to it. (You will see there are a few similar looking lines of code located there. Dont change the mycss-custom in the above or below code, only change the url

wp_enqueue_script( 'mycss-custom' );

Thanks,

Nick