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Hey Ismael,
You’re welcome! Thanks for the filter code!
Your filter is for Enfold’s own functions.php file, right? Also, if I’m correct, the functions.php file is overwritten after each theme update, right? If yes, then one has to restore the custom PHP code / functions.php file, after each theme update?
The reason I came up with the above non-PHP solution, is that I was looking for a solution that isn’t affected by theme updates. In my experience, having to restore custom code after every WP / theme update, makes every update a bit of a hassle. Especially when you’re running multiple WP-based websites, each with its own set of customizations. In fact, I started to dislike WP’s ‘New Updates’ notifications, because I knew it meant quite some unexpected extra work… having to restore my custom code. But if your filter sticks, even after an update, then that’s obviously a nicer solution :)
Also, for some types of image uploads, Enfold lets the user select the size of the image during image selection (e.g. full size). How about enabling this setting also for testimonial image selection? I guess that would be the easiest method of all :)
Kind regards,
Ralph
Hey,
@ the Kriesi Team: thanks anyway / again for your time and effort, guys!
@learningherbs / Jan Bosman: besides the fact that there’s a slim chance people actually hit CTRL+F5… if they do, they should also be using Firefox.Also, if you’re able to reproduce the issue here: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/homepage/home-v9-videos-and-parallax/ I just noticed that, once you’ve scrolled all the way down to the brand tiles and scroll up towards the parallax again… the tomato parallax is all of a sudden working correctly, without the need for a page reload. Strange! Figured I’d share this :) I’m starting to think that this could very well be a Firefox issue.
Thanks again,
Ralph
Hey,
@learningherbs / Jan Bosman: Good to know for sure that it’s not me, causing the issue. Though the Enfold demo did already proof that as well.
@Ismael: On which site did you check? Since I noticed that a new row of animated numbers, below the animated image block, “fixes” the parallax on my own site. So if you want to reproduce it / see it in action, you either have to check my screenshots, Jan Bosman’s site or the demo page: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/homepage/home-v9-videos-and-parallax/ The parallax with the tomato and oil suffers from the issue, after hitting CTRL+F5… even in the latest FF31.0I’ve been able to reproduce it on 3 machines (Win Vista, Win 7 & Win 8 + Firefox) and I hope someone of the Kriesi team will be able to reproduce it as well. As I understand it’s quite difficult, to fix something using just some screenshots as references.
All I can think of, is that once a parallax row is located under 1 or more animated image blocks, the vertical location of the parallax background image is somehow miscalculated by Firefox… after hitting CTRL+F5. I’m guessing that code related to the animated image is to blame… not the parallax itself… a wild guess though. It’s as if animated image blocks have an invisble bottom margin, pushing down any parallax located below them.
Anyway, here are two things that help hide the issue:
- 1 – Placing enough content rows and/or animated numbers, between animated image blocks and parallaxes, “fixes” the issue;
- 2 – Giving a parallax block a background color, similar to the color of the parallax background image, masks the issue a bit;
Finally, let’s just hope no-one, using Firefox, hits CTRL+F5 on your website… luckily most people probably won’t :)
Kind regards,
Ralph
Hi @briefencv,
Graag gedaan :) Pitty you have to re-do all the work, but good that the errors are gone now! Good luck with fixing the rest of it!
Best,
Ralph
Hey,
I checked your website and it seems you managed to fix the header errors. May I ask how you did it?
Also, I remember I’ve had similar header errors once… they are very tricky as they can point you in a completely wrong direction. In the end, on my WP install, they were caused by a plugin the error message didn’t mention. Disabled the plugin; error gone.
When getting errors on a clean WP install using a quality premium theme, it’s always good practice to disable all plugins first and then re-activate them one by one. Because most of the time, some plugin is to blame.
Also, header errors can be caused by something as simple as a blank line above:
<?phpBest,
Ralph
Hi GOWD,
You should be able to align your logo, with the mobile menu button, by adding a top margin to Yigit’s CSS snippet. So it should look something like this:
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { .responsive .logo a, .responsive .logo img { max-width: 82%; height: auto !important; margin: 12px 0 0 0;}}A top margin of 12px aligns my logo, but your logo might require another number.
Hope it works,
Ralph
Hi Yigit,
I’m really sorry, but would you mind if I didn’t? I’ve had a rather unpleasant experience in the past… let’s just say my hosting company has blocked several countries since then :D But may I ask what you were planning to check in the admin? Perhaps I can get you that info myself. As mentioned before, I’m really willing to help you guys out as much as I can :) So if you need screenshots or something, I’d be happy to supply you with whatever info you might need.
Also, please keep in mind that this Enfold demo page suffers from the same issue (maybe you can check the admin there?): http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/homepage/home-v9-videos-and-parallax/
Please keep me posted.
Thanks,
Ralph
Hi briefencv,
In case your core WP install doesn’t have custom code, I’d advice you to simply go into WP admin > Dashboard > Updates > Click: “Re-Install Now”. That should get your WP install back into its original state. Re-Install does the same as when you update WP from the admin area, so no need to fear it overwrites anything other than the core files.
In case you’ve custom code in your WP install: I’d just download the latest WP package, extract it and then upload its functions.php to the server.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Ralph
PS: Nice Enfold customizations!
Hi GOWD,
Please see my solved topic re the same issue: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/mobile-main-menu-top-bar-questions/
Kind regards,
Ralph
Thank you for the update, Yigit!
Please note: I’ve been able to reproduce the issue on Win 7 & Win 8 as well. Not sure whether anyone from the team is using those though :)
Also, if you can’t reproduce the issue, please refer to the screenshots I’ve included. They show exactly what I mean.
Joining you in the wait for @ismael & @josue.
Kind regards,
Ralph
Anyone?? …after 48+ hours of no reply. Not expecting a solution, but it’s the not knowing whether somone is actually looking into the issue.
Hope to hear from you.
Thank you,
Ralph
Hey guys,
Do you have any news on the parallax issue? :)
I did find out that the theme demo does suffer from the same issue. If you click the link in Firefox, load the page & hit CTRL+F5, the middle parallax image with the tomato is being pushed too far downwards, which exposes the black background color near the top of the parallax container div.
Here’s the link: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/homepage/home-v9-videos-and-parallax/
It seems that as soon as a parallax is placed under image media containers, the parallax image position is calculated incorrectly (too far downwards) after CTRL+F5.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Ralph
Hi Richard,
Adding the following custom CSS (either to Quick CSS or to the custom.css file) might do the trick:
.avia-post-nav {display: none;}The above CSS will most likely disable all the ‘next post’ arrows… including non-portfolio posts. In case you want to disable the arrows only on portfolio posts, then you might want to try the following CSS:
.single-portfolio .avia-post-nav {display: none;}Using the above code should keep the arrows intact for non-portfolio posts… regular blog posts for example, should still display the arrows.
Hope this helps :)
Kind regards,
Ralph
Thank you very much for your time & effort, guys! Your input makes the main menu & top bar look awesome! I’ve to say that your support definitely matches the awesomeness of the Enfold theme itself!
Thanks again & regards,
Ralph
Thank you, Yigit!
Do you, or anyone else, perhaps know of a pure CSS method to vertical align the logo in the middle of the menu bar? As the smaller logo is now aligned towards the top of the menu bar.
Thanks again,
Ralph
Hi,
Could someone please help with the issues mentioned in my first post?
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Ralph
