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Hello. This might help you. Scroll down to the Masonry section or just do a search for it.
https://accuritpresence.com/enfold-theme-css-snippets/#content-elements
Hello. You can use my CSS here to get you started. Scroll down to the “Masonry” section.
https://accuritpresence.com/enfold-theme-css-snippets/#content-elements
Hello. Make sure you have the correct menu selected when you’re editing it. It’s easy to pick say a “footer” menu when you really wanted to edit the “primary” menu.
Other than that, make sure to clear ALL caching (hosting, plugins, and browser.)
Hello. If you need to automate the template process, I’d be interested to hear Enfold’s response. To this point, I’ve accomplished this using one of the following.
1. Create a post\page with the custom section. Use the Duplicate Post plugin to clone this template page, for all future posts\pages. -OR-
2. Create the custom section, save it as a template, and manually add it to each page as desired.The thing I’m interested in, as I’m sure you are as well, is how to dynamically update all posts\pages assigned to a template. If you\we decide to adjust the template, how does this get pushed out to all posts\pages under that template?
Enfold > Advanced Styling > Choose Buttons from the drop down > Edit Element > Adjust the Border Radius.
Enfold > General Styling > Fonts > Body Text
The theme DEMO is doing what it’s supposed to do. The only button you have is on the contact page and if you look at the DEMO, that’s how they have it there as well.
If you want the meu to have rounded borders, you set that under the WordPress > Appearance > Menus section.
The site is essentially blank, from a visitors point of view…with your site in Coming Soon mode. Hard to assist.
Do you have anything configured under Enfold > Advanced Styling or did you implement any custom CSS? Both of these could potentially be impacting what you’re seeing/not seeing.
Yeah, that cough was not meant for you. ; ) You will have better luck with Googling “Enfold <whateveryourissueis>”
No problem. If we had searchability in the forum (cough cough), this could be seen as a long-standing issue. ; )
Hello. I’ve seen this before, where Quick CSS works but not style.css. I’m interested to hear Enfold’s response on that, but some low-hanging fruit questions:
-Are you positive it’s not a caching issue?
-Are you confident your CSS is in proper order, so as to not be overridden from above?Just some things that come to mind.
Ryan
Hello. On both sites, enable the debugger according to this doc. Edit your page, copy the entire contents of the debugger window and paste it into the debugger window on the target site. Disable the debugger when finished, just to keep things clean/less distracting in the back-end.
Hello. This is due to the built-in LayerSlider plugin. It is always going to display this until Enfold releases an update that ALSO contains the latest LayerSlider update. Your options:
1. Ignore
2. Disable LayerSlider under Enfold settings
3. Purchase the PAID version of LayerSlider and disable the version built-into EnfoldRyan
If you created custom links by simply using #your-section, then change those to the FULL path. See below.
#your-section (Before)
https://yoursite.com/#your-section (After)You bet. Before uploading the file, you can choose to just replace the image or to also update the image name and links.
I highly recommend the Enable Media Replace plugin. Here is the tip I posted in my Enfold Facebook group. Feel free to join the group here.
WordPress Tip – Replace images in seconds
You have some images uploaded to your Enfold site. Let’s say you later find an image that you like better. What do you do? Most likely, you log into WordPress, go to media, remove the image, upload the new image, add the new image back to the wherever it occurs throughout your site, you add back in the title, alt text, etc. etc. What if you could replace that image with a couple of clicks and avoid all the steps mentioned above? Well, with this plugin you can.
This plugin preserves the image file name, title alt text, links referencing the image, and on and on.
[Use Cases]
SIMPLE REPLACEMENT:
You simply find an image you like better.PERFORMANCE:
Let’s say your theme takes your 800×600 image and resizes it to 400×200. For each image where this is the case, this places a small load on your server to resize that image, thus bit by bit slowing down your site’s performance. With this plugin, you can easily replace that 800×600 image with a version that is 400×200.SEO:
Let’s say down the road you become more SEO-aware and you want to apply this awareness to your site. With this plugin, you can upload a new version of your image, that has the correct file naming scheme that fits your SEO strategy. The performance mentioned above also helps with SEO, as users gain a better (faster) experience.Seems broken on desktop as well. Can your replace the image shown below and then clear caching/caches?
http://biosaurus.ecounited.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/cropped-biosaurus_logo-1-1.png
Do you have any caching plugins or CDNs in place? Make sure your clear your browser cache as well and/or try a new browser.
Hello.
Color: Please go to Enfold (or Enfold Child if you have a child theme) > General Styling > Main Content > Main Content font color.
Size: Please go to Enfold (or Enfold Child if you have a child theme) > Advanced Styling > Select an element to customize > Choose BODY > Edit Element > Save all changes.
Clear caching.
