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Hey!
Select to edit the page you want to edit, then click Media Element, there you will find the Gallery element. Drag it to your page content and edit it to you liking.
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RikardHi!
Not sure if you are using the wrong ID, you can find it by inspecting the page and you will find something like page-id-734 in the class of the body tag.
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RikardHi!
On your last link the page content doesn’t load at all, could you try to copy the short code into a new page and see if it works better?
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RikardHi!
Please try the following instead:
#top .entry-content-wrapper select{ padding-top: 5px !important; padding-bottom: 5px !important; padding-left: 15px !important; }Cheers!
RikardHi!
You will have to import the font in your Quick CSS in Enfold–>General Styling. Please refer to this link to see how it’s done: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_font-face_rule.asp
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RikardHey!
Not sure, are you sure you imported the font correctly? Also, try !important after your CSS declaration to see if that helps.
A tip if you are going to use a font often, create a class for it like this:
.my-special-font{ font-family: 'Paprika', cursive !important; }Then you assign the class to where ever you want that font:
<p class="my-special-font"> Text in the paragraph </p>Cheers!
RikardHey!
Thanks @begrafiks :)
@trianglehomeware did you try the suggestions and did you have any luck with them?
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RikardHey!
Ok, please try the following in your Quick CSS:
#wpmem_login .div_text, #wpmem_login .button_div, #wpmem_login .link-text{ width:100% !important; } #wpmem_login .link-text{ padding-top:20px !important; } #top input[type="text"]{ max-width:100% !important; min-width:100% !important; }Regards,
RikardHi mijyman!
Not sure I understand what you are trying to do, do you want the masonry to align vertically with your logo and menu?
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RikardHi!
1. Yes it’s possible, the only thing which makes a theme ‘special’ is the code and that can be written by anyone. The question is why you would like to do that when it’s already done for you?
2. Yes you can, as far as I know all Google fonts are open to download and to use for the web.
3. It all depends on what your are using and not, please be a bit more specific on this point.
4. Of course we want you to use Enfold, but if you are not going to use the framework which makes Enfold special, then there are thousands upon thousands of other more generic themes to choose from.
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RikardHey!
Are you sure you want the input fields to span across the whole container? I think that would be a bad idea from a usability standpoint. Also, on your login page, the element under the input field are a mess, do you want to float them all to the left, center or right? I would recommend you keep the input fields as they are and fix the items under them so that they align to the left and get the space they need.
If possible, please provide us with a screenshot or mock-up highlighting what you would like the pages to look like.
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RikardHi!
Let’s hope you get the feature in a future release, glad you got the problem fixed with the plugin :)
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RikardHi!
CSS conflicts happen all the time unfortunately, especially with plugins, but Elliotts code did work as intended, correct? If it works I wouldn’t give it too much thought, unless you have some other reason for knowing?
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RikardHey vadesign!
Please try to import the font in your Quick CSS and use !important after:
@import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Paprika); h1, h2{ font-family: 'Paprika', cursive !important; }Best regards,
RikardHey aebli!
Not sure I understand exactly what you need help with, could you try and explain a bit further? Also, a link to the site question would help as well.
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RikardHi!
Hope you get the problem fixed and please get back to us if you should have any theme related questions.
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RikardHey valentin!
You can paste your custom CSS in Enfold–>General Styling–>Quick CSS. If you need any help please provide a link to your site so that we can check it out for ourselves.
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RikardHi!
Sorry, my initial code was wrong, please try the following instead:
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { h1.av-special-heading-tag{ font-size: 30px !important; } h2.av-special-heading-tag{ font-size: 24px !important; } }Edit the 30 or 24 for a larger or smaller values for a larger or smaller font. Also, make sure to empty your browser cache and reload a few times after pasting the code.
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Rikard
