Hi Ismael,

Thank you so much. It works like a charm. Have a nice day :)

Best regards,

I solved it :)

Hi Elliott!

Sorry, but yes, I am referring to the woocommerce shop icon and the widget including the countdown timer.

You can see the screenshot in the link presented in private content.

Best regards

I found a solution :)

I just added the line-height: 100%; width: 130px; to the above-mentioned css code.

But do you think it is possible to make it responsive so that it does not change position when changing screen resolution?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by saraclementdk.

I managed to get it sorted out by applying the !important rule :)

Oh, that makes sense. I’m sorry and thank you very much! :)

Have a nice day!

Hi Rikard,

It worked perfectly. Thank you for your quick and precise support!

Best regards.

Your support is really great! It functions now just as we wanted it.

Just one more question. Is it also possible to set individual heights for the content boxes in the masonry gallery?

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Hey Yigit,

Thank you for your quick response!

I have tried adding your code to the Enfold Quick CSS. However, it does not seem to affect the positioning of the Facebook like and share button.

Maybe it is worth mentioning that I have not used a widget, but merely copied the code generated from Facebook’s page in the caption text of the image in the masonry gallery.

Best regards.

Hi again,

That’s true. That could be a solution and I think we will try it out.

Nevertheless, thank you for your time and support!

Best regards

Hi Elliott,
Thank you for helping us once again!

No, we would like the slider image to proportion itself in accordance to the user’s screen resolution, so both the slider image and special heading is visible without having the user scrolling down on the page to see the special heading.

E.g. when a user with a screen resolution of 1366×768 px visits our site, they only see our image slider and not our special heading, which we consider to be important in order to convey the message properly.

I hope it is making sense? And if so, do you think it is possible?

Best regards

• This reply was modified 9 years ago by saraclementdk.

I see, okay. Again, thank you for helping us out.

Have a nice day!

Best regards

Hi Elliott,

Again, thank you for the quick response. We really appreciate it!

I have tried adding your solution to the “quick CSS” in the Enfold theme and deleting the img in the toggle.php file. Unfortunately, it still only shows one of the icons. (see link and CSS in private content)

I have also tried deleting the spacing between .toggler and .activeTitle, but then it toggles to an empty active title without any icon.

Best regards

• This reply was modified 9 years ago by saraclementdk.