Hi Vinay. Thanks for the reply. As per my previous post, I was able to figure it out. And yes, I am using a child theme.

Thanks Yigit. That worked great. Just one thing – I was able to increase the size of the icons slightly more than what I was able to originally as I mentioned earlier. But if you refresh the page now you will see the size they should be, which is a bit larger. You’ll see they are getting cut off in the area where they are displayed. I can’t seem to increase the size of that area to allow the full size of the current icons to fit. Do you know what needs to be adjusted to do that?

Thanks Yigit. I see the new icons there now.

Now that I see them in the website at a larger size, I can see they aren’t shaped quite the same. If I downloaded two different icons (facebook-rect and linkedin-rect from Web Symbols) do I need to change anything in the functions.php file to use those? Or do I just replace what I previously uploaded to the Iconfont Manager area?

I found this post, which makes me believe I am to add the code to the functions.php file.

https://kriesi.at/support/topic/custom-social-bar-icons-replaceadd-enfold/

I have successfully uploaded the .zip file I downloaded from Fontello and can see ‘Font: fontello’ listed under the Iconfont Manager area in “Import/Export”. But I’m still not seeing any new fonts when I go to the Social Profiles under the theme options. Am I missing a step or doing something wrong?

I was able to increase the size of the icons. Here’s the code that I used to do that:

#top .social_bookmarks li a {
	width: 55px;
	line-height: 32px;
	min-height: 50px;
	font-size: 35px;
}

#top .social_bookmarks li {
	height: 100%;
	width: 55px;
}

However I still can’t figure out how to change the LinkedIn and Facebook icons to a square style icons I downloaded from Fontello. Any help you can provide with that would be great.

Update… I think I figured it out.

I created a div that wrapped around/contained everything on the page (starting in header.php and ending in footer.php) and put the background in that div. The main issue I was having is the background was there, but the background colors specified for the logo area and footer socket in the theme options were displaying on top of the background. I removed those/left them blank and can see the background now. I suspected that was the issue, but it was a little strange that the background specified for the footer socket also filled in the main content area. When I removed the socket background it fixed the content area at the same time.

Thanks Yigit, but unfortunately that didn’t work.

Thanks Yigit.

That fixed it on the home and products > work lights pages, except when you scroll down and the header shrinks. The overlap still appears then, It also is still showing up in both instances on the products page.

Sorry for the second post. I just tried something and it looks like I got the links to work. I removed http://ckfinc.com from the links and they open fine now. That was the part that was getting repeated when you clicked on the link.

Hi Basilis,
I’m uploading the PDF files to the media library, then typing in the code for the hyperlink directly into the table cell using the table builder. Here’s what the link code looks like for one that isn’t working:

<a href="ckfinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/KD2342STRONGHOLDERUNIVERSAL4cupcarrier.pdf" title="UNIVERSAL 4 CUP CARRIER (PDF)" target="_blank">UNIVERSAL 4 CUP CARRIER (PDF)</a>

Hi Drake,
Yes, I see that as well. However it’s “Earthcycle Pulp Trays” (http://ckf.nicomitcms.com/products/earthcycle-pulp-trays/) that doesn’t seem to exist, but is showing up with a thumbnail and link in the portfolio grid on this page http://ckf.nicomitcms.com/products/earthcycle/.

“Earthcycle Pulp Fibre Tray” has a similar name, but is a separate portfolio item – http://ckf.nicomitcms.com/portfolio-item/earthcycle-pulp-fibre-trays/.

I don’t recall adding anything specific to the functions.php for the widget areas in the footer. However I did make some updates to that file and uploaded my copy to the updated theme folder. So if there was anything changed, that should have fixed it. I guess I just need to go under “Appearance > Widgets” and put the info back in each widget area. It would be nice to know why it happened though to avoid it for future updates.

That worked great. Thanks Yigit.

Thanks. I gave that a try, but the images are still being cropped the same way, but now they are just smaller. I think I’ll have to get the client to prep/size all the images consistently before uploading them to the website.

Sorry, I forgot to include that.

Thanks Elliott. I’ll give that a try.