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I’ve worked around the issue. Good to go. Thanks!
Just updated to 4.2.2 and the issue is still there.
@elames – No affiliation with Enfold whatsoever. Talk to people with a little more respect. Your complaining in multiple threads is getting really old…fast.
Interesting. No issues with my updates via FTP. I do not advise ever updating ANY theme via the dashboard.
Gutenberg has nothing to do with themes.
We’re in the same boat, but I will say that FTP is actually the safest way to upgrade.
Hello. You can either wait for it to appear in your dashboard or you can pull it down from Themeforest immediately and upload via FTP. Hopefully you have a Child Theme in place to preserve any changes you made to the theme.?
January 17, 2018 at 3:58 pm in reply to: Custom Code – Looks good in back end, but not on front end #898503Awesome support! Good to go.
The issue seems to be with the logo not being transparent, as adjusting the transition had no impact. Good to go, thank you.
January 15, 2018 at 4:06 pm in reply to: Custom Code – Looks good in back end, but not on front end #897589Updated image in private area, showing the page and location where the code was inserted.
Disregard, thank you!
Good to go, thank you!
Disappointing answers, as this is stuff (full-width menu, color sections, etc.) native to Enfold. Please have the team look into this for future updates. Removing Enfold elements should not be the answer.
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It’s not caching. At 767px and below, I need the 3 rows of icon boxes to show. Right now, it’s showing only 1 icon box per row.
Worked perfectly! Thank you.
Thank you, but I want the footer to break at 812px, so I don’t have to be concerned with what you’ve pointed out. How can that be done please?
I fixed the positioning by adjusting the $(this).scrollTop( pos.top – 52 ); value.
However the JS is not smooth. Meaning, there is a noticeable lag while the script is processing and you can literally see the fix taking place in real time. The video below shows this.
Can we do this with pure CSS?
Thanks!
Thanks for all your help Mike. The following ended up being the fix.
@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) {
.page-id-85 #header.header_color.av_header_transparency #header_main {
background-color: rgba(232, 188, 84, 0.5)!important;
}}It works until the 767px breakpoint hits.
Thanks Mike. No luck. No caching in place during dev.
The results def have changed, but I’m not seeing what’s in your screenshot. I can fix this myself most likely, but I cannot find your code anywhere.
This has been going on for over 2 weeks. It’s 1000% not a caching issue.
I’ll take a video to show you what’s happening.
Thanks!
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