Hi welswebmaster,

Thank you for that alert. This thread is a year old, so the plugin recommendations might not be current.

You can try the plugins that have good ratings here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/horizontal+timeline/

Best regards,
Sarah

Hey deanodv8,

The Blog posts Element, when set to “Full Content”, uses WordPress’ the_content function (instead of the the_excerpt function). As it says here in WordPress’ documentation:

If the quicktag <!--more--> is used in a post to designate the “cut-off” point for the post to be excerpted, the_content() tag will only show the excerpt up to the <!--more--> quicktag point on non-single/non-permalink post pages.

You used the More ktag, that’s why the article gets cut off. To solve this, please remove the quicktag. If you need for the post to have an excerpt, please put that text in the Excerpt field so you can use it elsewhere. 

I hope that helps! You can read more about exerpts and the More tag here: https://en.support.wordpress.com/more-tag/

Best regards,
Sarah

Hi ekarindoti,

We’re happy to be of help! Do you still need our help with anything?
Best regards,
Sarah

Hey georgesociel,

You can do this through Enfold > Advanced Styling. Select Main Menu Links as the element to customize, and set the font size.

Best regards,
Sarah

Hey Tia,

You can try http://www.microlancer.com/ or contact the werkpress devs here: http://kriesi.at/contact/customization

I can’t be sure if they’re in Ireland, though!
Best regards,
Sarah

Hey satucker,

When you create your Post Slider, set the Title and Excerpt to display. Then you can hide the other elements you don’t want to display using the Quick CSS under Enfold > General Styling. You can use this code:

.page-id-310 .avia-content-slider.avia-builder-el-2 .blog-categories, 
.page-id-310 .avia-content-slider.avia-builder-el-2 .slide-entry-excerpt,
.page-id-310 .avia-content-slider.avia-builder-el-2 .slide-meta slide-meta-comments,
.page-id-310 .avia-content-slider.avia-builder-el-2 .slide-meta .slide-meta-del {
   display:none!important;
}

I’ve made it so that this only happens on this page, and not on any slider on any other page. That’s what you’d like, right? :)

Best regards,
Sarah

Hey Lyse,

Thank you for providing a link to your website. It seems to me that your slider is right after your header. Can you provide us a screenshot that shows specifically how you want your website to look like?

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Sarah

Hi Monique,

Can you give us temporary login access into your Dashboard so we can take a closer look?

Cheers!
Sarah

Hey CPM_usa,

Can you please give us the link where they should be displayed? I can’t seem to find your blog in your website, sorry!
Best regards,
Sarah

Hello!

Did the problem mysteriously go away, then? :D Do you still need our help with anything?
Best regards,
Sarah

Hi Annemarie,

Can you add this code as well?

.postid-5527 #header-right, .postid-5527 #footer {
display: none!important;
}

I included your footer, too, since you mentioned it in your original post.

If that doesn’t work, can you show us a screenshot of what you can see, as well as temporary login access into your site so we can take a closer look?

Best regards,
Sarah

Hey Monique,

Please try adding this code to the Quick CSS section under Enfold > General Styling or to your child theme’s style.css file: 

 @media only screen and (max-width: 479px) {
   .responsive #top .slideshow_caption h2{
      font-size: 30px !important;
   }
}

You may edit the value of the font size to fit your preference.

Best regards,
Sarah

All right. Please let us know if you need additional help!
Best regards,
Sarah

Hi Antonio,

I’ve edited the code in my previous reply, and took the liberty to edit your Quick CSS using the login you gave us earlier this month. You’ll see that the code works now, and you can go ahead and edit it to suit your preferences.

Best regards,
Sarah

Hi Christian,

Unfortunately, the columns that you have are not like tables, where you can vertically align their contents automatically. The elements are stacked on top of each other, and respond to the browser’s size. I think the best you can do is adjust the text descriptions so that they display in a similar length. This is why I suggested the line break so that the paragraphs have equal number of lines. (But the number of lines might also change as the browser gets smaller!)

I suppose you can also got to Enfold > General Styling > Quick CSS to set the minimum height of the text blocks in the first two columns like this:

.avia-builder-el-41 .avia_textblock p, .avia-builder-el-49 .avia_textblock p {min-height:164px;}

But, again, the alignment may break depending on the screen size, anyway.

I hope my explanation is clear and helpful. Please do let us know if you need clarification. 

Best regards,
Sarah