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Are you referring to my first post? All current modern browsers (including Chrome) work fine using OJBECT tag; not all browsers do using IMG tag (specifically, Internet Explorer 11).
As for demo page Guenni007 posted, check it using Chrome (Version 65.0.3325.181 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Windows 10 PC — no SVG is rendered (despite the SVG code showing under the browser inspector):
Your “Logo Text” SVG image is exactly what I want to achieve! However, have you tested this with other web browsers?
Firefox: displays interactive SVG as intended, links work fine
Chrome: SVG does not display
Safari: SVG does not display
Internet Explorer: displays 150px tall (known issue, as I noted above in OP); without mouse-hover animation; links work
Edge: displays at an intermediate size (not full column-width, like in Firefox); also without mouse-hover animation; links workIs there another solution that is cross-browser compatible?
Hi there, as a live example, see: https://skkynet.com/
The top-most image is a plain or ‘non-interactive’ SVG, inserted as a background in an Enfold color section — ideally, I would like to be able to have functioning SVG links within this image.
Right below the four buttons, look at ‘customers-map.svg’ showing a bunch of logos — some are hyperlinked to case studies. The embedded URLs can be easily added using InkScape or Adobe Illustrator, or by directly editing the SVG file in your favourite text editor. In this example, search inside this SVG for ‘a xlink:ref’ arguments.
To insert this interactive SVG in a code block element:
<object style="width: 100%" type="image/svg+xml" class="responsive-image" data="/media/customers.svg">Your browser does not support SVGs</object>With CSS:
.responsive-image { width: 100%; height: auto; }PS. I believe lightbox is disabled site-wide, if memory serves me.
Hi Victoria, thank you for the very quick response!
Unfortunately, that CSS code stretches the columns to full page-width 2/2 (two rows).
What I am trying to achieve is for the columns to always stay as a single row (1/4), except for mobile (4/1). At no point do I want to see two rows (2/2).
Is that possible?
PaulHi Peter, I’ve been using the grid layout. http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-grid/
Best,
Paul
Solved the problem — I’m such a noob. I didn’t explicitly select the categories for the latest news widget to display (as I wanted all posts to be shown). So, in archive view, it also showed everything on the site, not just blog posts.
Paul
Glen, I’m in the same boat as you, and would like to have more flexibility with the Grid Layout when used as the default blog layout.
Peter, would you be able to point us to the appropriate .php file to toggle: excerpt on/off, excerpt length, time and/or date on/off?
Much appreciated,
Paul
Thank you for your prompt response, Peter.
Upon further testing, and mucking around with WordPress’ permalinks, it would seem that something weird is going on…and now also affects any ‘latest post’ widget. I have one particularity, in that the WP is located in a subdirectory on the server, not root. So, WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) differ, and looks like an issue with my WP install, not your theme or widget. Not sure why that would break things in this way, but it does. If I find a solution, will post it.
Best,
Paul
Hi Dude,
Beautiful work on this theme, your team is doing a great job!
On a related note to this thread, after upgrading to v.1.5.1 (from 1.4), I noticed that the grid layout for the blog content element (using Avia layout builder) no longer showed any excerpts, only the blog titles. As of yesterday, this was also the case on your demo page (http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-grid), but I see that this morning the grid layout now shows one-line excepts again.
Could you please share the updated code? Presumably this will make its way into the next update.
Thanks,
Paul
