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Hey!
Disabling the plugins is purely for testing purposes; disable all of them then activate one by one to see which one, if any, is causing the problem.
Also, try to empty cache and restart the browser you are using. Your page is loading fine on my end.
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RikardHey!
Have you verified that the style and script files are being applied to your code? Since this is Foundation code I would recommend trying it out with a Foundation boiler plate theme like FoundationPress to verify if it works or not. Or just write the most basic HTML page with the Foundation code.
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RikardHey Cheryl!
It’s possible to have it scrolling but I think some sort of a breakdown would be better from user perspective.
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RikardHey Nick!
What header are you referring to? Could you highlight the problem with a screenshot?
Cheers!
RikardHi!
Try the following in Quick CSS:
.av-masonry-entry .av-inner-masonry-content { height: 410px !important; } @media only screen and (max-width: 480px) { .av-masonry-entry .av-inner-masonry-content { height: auto !important; } }You can try to adjust the number 410 if you think its too high or low.
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RikardHey!
I loaded the site a couple of times and to me it seems average, not fast and not slow either.
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RikardHey!
Ok, great. It very much sounds like a browser problem since I was able to use the backend without any problems. Hope it stays fine :)
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RikardHey!
You can use your own email if you like. Please post the login details here as a private reply.
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RikardHey!
No problem! We have had other people experiencing the same problem on the forum…
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RikardHey torndownunit!
Try the following in your Quick CSS:
@media only screen and (max-width: 959px) { .inner_sidebar { margin-left: 0px !important; } }Cheers!
RikardHey!
Ok, I think I get what you’re trying to achieve. Please add the following to your Quick CSS:
.av-image-caption-overlay { width: 100% !important; background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5) !important; }Cheers!
RikardHey!
I wasn’t able to see your problem on Safari 8.0.3. Could you please update to the latest version to check if it’s a browser problem?
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RikardHey aumrx!
Try the following code in Quick CSS:
#top #menu-item-search { display: none !important; }Regards,
RikardHi Stéfano!
Could you please provide us with a temporary admin login so that we can take a closer look? You can post it here as a private reply.
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RikardHey leannepryce!
Did you try to clear your browser cache and restart? Just logging in and out of WordPress could help too.
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RikardHi Cheryl!
I can see your problem, I’m guessing you are listing all U.S states? I think a more user-friendly approach would be to put each state in a category like West coast, East Coast etc. You can do this by adding a link parent in the menu and just put a # in as the link. Would that work for you?
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RikardHi!
There are several ways of using a live server so that it’s not visible to the public, but in order for us to help you we need access to it in some way.
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RikardHey Andy!
You can add custom javascript to the element if you like, please do a search for the doBounce function.
Cheers!
RikardHi charger70!
I can see the + and – on my end, they are on the right and left hand side of the quantity number respectively. What browser are you using and did you try to clear your cache+refresh?
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RikardHey!
It looks fine to me when I log in and chose to edit one of your existing pages, the Yoast fields show up as normal too. Did you try to empty cache/restart your browser? Also, how do you know it’s a conflict with the Yoast plugin?
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Rikard
