Thank you Josh!

Hi Gunter,

Thank you for the reply! The fix that you suggested for the issue with the button does not work. Instead it breaks the galleries on the pages by making the main image much smaller. I don’t know why.

Haven’t implemented yet, but since I saw that your suggestion involved z-index, I changed the following on Firebug and it seems to work:

av_promobox .avia-button {z-index: 5;}

z-index is currently set to 2 on shortcodes.css.

Regarding my first question about adding a second button to promobox element similar to what the full screen slider has, what php code do I need to implement for it to work?

Thank you,
George

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Hi Devin,

Thank you for the clarification! Having used the actual Mega Menu plugin, I was very puzzled when I couldn’t find the title attributes within the theme’s Mega menu items.

Best,
George

Hi Ismael,

Thank you for the reply!

I believe that there is a possible bug on the Menu. The Title attribute doesn’t show next to the Navigation label field or anywhere for the matter on none of the Submenus WHEN the top menu item is checked to be used as a Mega Menu.

I unchecked it from being used as a Mega Menu and all the Title attributes on the Submenus below all of a sudden appeared. I then manually entered the title attributes on those sub menus that were missing and finally checked back the “Use as a Mega Menu” field on the top parent menu before saving.

That seemed to fix the issue as the Title attributes are there now… However I will need to do the same procedure I described above every time I need to add a new page on a Submenu child that its parent is used as a Mega Menu. I don’t thing that is a normal behavior, right?

Thank you,
George

Hi Peter,

Thank you! As a matter of fact I’ve been using the tablepress plugin on my other site that runs on Genesis but to display a different type of data. The tablepress plugin is the best currently available to display a large number of columns on tablet screens but it doesn’t really work on the smaller smartphone screens when you also need to display more than 10 rows as the headings on the top rows get lost when scrolling down.

The Enfold theme’s table element is the best that I found to display large number of rows on smartphones but it doesn’t work on tablet screens when you also have a large number of columns. :(

Oh well! I hope that Kriesi will consider making it work on both screens sometime in the near future!

Thank you,
George

Hi Josue,

Thank you so much for fixing it! What was wrong with it?

In regards to the responsive issue, is there any way that the tables can brake into at least 2 to 4 columns in the 769px to 1140px before they break to one column at 768px?

Thank you so much once again for your help and for fixing the caption issue!
George

Hi Josue,

Unfortunately if I make the table scrollable instead of responsive, it defeats the purpose of using it. Because of the data that is displayed on it, the visitor MUST be able to see the headings on the top and the description on the left column at all times otherwise they won’t know what the data is about. That is ONLY accomplished by setting the table as responsive, which then the headings & description is available when the table adjusts to one column on the 768px and under media screens. Therefore yours & Ismael’s suggestion does not work for THIS type of data table.

I still need help on fixing the bug (?) issue that the caption data which is ONLY available under tabular data tables does not save. When I save the table, I can see the caption in the debug box, but NOT on the top of the table. If I open the table again to edit it, I don’t see the caption data previously added within the caption area. I need the caption area to display disclaimer info on each of the 6 tables that I created on the page.

Thank you,
George

Great! Thank you very much Josue!

Hi Josue,

Thank you for the reply! Yes I have, but besides that don’t I also need some kind of function code in the child theme’s functions.php file to call the helper-markup.php file from the child’s folder instead of the main enfold folder? Something similar to the code that Peter uses to call the shortcodes within the (shortcodes/) child theme folder?

Thank you,
George

Hi Josue & Peter,

Thank you both very much! I got it working using a combination of your codes.

It worked with Peter’s code replacing the “Some html content” with the do_shortcode() function. Then from the shortcode I removed the [av_section] [/av_section] tags of the shortcode which was what was breaking the html and used everything else in between.

A couple lines of css to add color to the container divs and it now works as I wanted.

Thank you very much to both for your help!
Best,
George

Hi Josue,

The above code works on all pages. I even mentioned array above, but didn’t even noticed that the array was missing. :)
It still though, the code will add the Advanced Builder shortcode element but then it breaks the rest of the page, no matter where I use it. I tried using it after the get_header(); call on page.php, template-builder.php and even template-archives.php with the same result. Breaks the page completely,even the footer on pages with Sidebar layout and bleeds the shortcode section’s color on the whole page when used on the No Sidebar layouts.

There should be an way to add elements (for a tagline or CTA buttons) to a hook between the header & breadcrumbs.

Thank you,
George

Hi Josue,

If I add this code to the Child theme’s functions.php instead of the main one, will the result allow me to save the Advanced Builder’s generated page with just that color section on top of the Title/Breadcrumbs as a template to use it on a few other dozen pages?

Or better yet, is there some kind of documentation similar to this guide that shows avia’s hooks so I can easily move whatever I need to the hook I need without having to bug you all the time? :)

Thank you,
George

Hi Josue,

On the screenshot that you took, I see two logos one on top of the other. If you look at the shot that you posted, you see two long red lines on the top right (one is shorter than the other) and you can also clearly see the duplicate light blue letters under the sun. Compare your screen shot to the single logo on the transparent header or to the logo of any other page but the homepage and you can clearly see that you captured is two logos. :)

Most likely you don’t realize the difference unless you know what the actual logo is because the normal logo that I use has the dark lettering (besides the light blue, yellow sun & red roof that is common in both) and he one I uploaded for the transparent header has white lettering, so you don’t see it on the regular menu’s white background :)

Thank you,
George

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