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Thanks Ismael. It looks like that works – when I click on the product photo, it no longer has a link on it. However in Firefox when I click on the “3D View” button it opens that in a new tab in addition to the lightbox view.
Hi Ismael,
I actually already have that disabled. What I need to do is have no link on the image itself.Ryan
Hi Ismael,
Unfortunately, I don’t think that will work. We still need users to be able to click on the image in the page and open the larger version in the light box view. So if we change the setting to ‘No Link’, then it won’t do that. The issue specifically is the link on the image once it is opened in light box view and being able to click on it and go to another item. Is there a way to disable that or remove it?
Thanks.Sure. If you click on the yellow “3D View” button on the left under the product photo, it will open the lightbox.
Thanks Victoria. I had some other things to take care of on the website that delayed me from looking into this. I was able to get it to work after looking at the post/link you provided. I think I pretty much had it working, but was missing the ?iframe=true at the end of the URL. Thanks again.
I did notice something with the area where your mouse goes over the containers and when they flip. If you move your mouse a little under the bottom row, or just above the top row, the containers flip. Is there something in the CSS that can be done to make sure the containers only flip when you mouse over just the width and height of the actual containers? Thanks!
Thanks for checking that again Nikko. It would have been great if we could fix it, but it’s st least subtle and not in every browser.
Hi Nikko,
It looks like it’s happening in Firefox and Edge. Chrome seems to be fine. Unfortunately, I can’t send a screenshot since you need to actually see the text move slightly when the container flips.Ryan
That worked great. Thanks Nikko, I still see a slight shift in the text on the backside of a couple of the boxes when you mouse over them. See the “Dimensions” container for an example.
Thanks again for the help adjusting the padding.
Thanks Nikko. I think that I may not have explained things clearly. It’s the padding of the great boxes themselves that I want to decrease the padding on (the area outside the pink borders). I want the the area within the pink borders to be wider and extend closer to the outside of the grey box. That way I can get all the text on a single line (‘Operating Temperature Range’ is on two lines now and I would like it to be on one). This will help the icons line up better as well. Hopefully that made sense.
Sure thing Nikko. See below in the private content.
There is an image directly below the icon grid that can be used as a reference for what I’m trying to do. I also noticed there seems to be a slight shift in the text on a couple of the containers when you mouse on/off of them.
Thanks!
Thanks for clarifying that Nikko and providing the additional info. I suspect this could be related to where the website was hosted. Our client actually moved it to a different host last week and the error is not appearing now. So it looks like that fixed it. It’s possible they may have updated WordPress when doing that as well. Thanks again!
Thanks Victoria. Do you happen to know what file in WordPress needs to be updated and is it the same code that Nikko mentioned?
Hi Victoria,
Just to confirm – WordPress itself needs to be updated, or the parent theme? If it’s the parent theme, I have updated that and when it was updated, I uploaded the new version of Enfold separately from the old one. So there shouldn’t be any issues with the files not being updated. Also, can you let me know what specific file needs to be updated and it’s location/path?
Thanks!Hi Nikko,
I’m assuming you are referring to the ‘functions.php’ file? If so, there weren’t any changes made to that file in the child theme or any code added to it. But I copied the code below from the parent theme file, made the change you suggested and it didn’t seem to work.<?php /*title fallback (up to WP 4.1)*/ if ( ! function_exists( '_wp_render_title_tag' ) ) { function av_theme_slug_render_title() { echo "<title>" . _wp_render_title_tag() ."</title>"; } add_action( 'wp_head', 'av_theme_slug_render_title' ); }Hi Rikard,
The first time I tried the update, I just uploaded the new version of the theme over the existing one. I tried again today, but renamed the old theme folder and uploaded the new version as it’s own separate folder. It looks like that did the trick. Thanks for the help.Hi Rikard,
Sure thing. The link is in the private info. I have the caption centered with a background. Maybe it’s easier to do what I’m asking with it set to the bottom? I wasn’t sure.Thanks!
Thanks Rikard. So am I correct in understanding is that if you are using an API from Google for something like an emdedded map and the requests of that exceed a certain amount, that you would need to pay Google? And that is why billing need to be enabled?
Hi, I think I figured it out.
.av_slideshow_full img { display: none !important; }That seemed to work and hide the images from the slider.
Thanks Victoria. Unfortunately I need to place it outside of the button.The only thing I can think of is to create a background for the button that is the blue button background and the dots to the right, then add padding to show the dots. If you have any other suggestions, I’m open to them.
