Ok that fixed the issue, thanks Josue!

Will this be fixed for the next update?

• This reply was modified 9 years, 9 months ago by Snerp.

Thanks for looking at this issue, please let me know when this is figured out.

Dave

Hi Ismael,

I have these on all the pages.

Not trying to sound rude but did you read my question or look at my site? I have two widgets because the “custom menu” only allows you to select one widget at a time, thus why I have two. One widget is for a side navigation, the other is for an Opt-In Box. The problem is this is a new issue as I have several sites using 2 “custom menu” widgets created using Enfold. This is the only Enfold site with issues, as I only updated this particular site. The other Enfold sites are running previous versions of the theme which work as expected.

I’m using the tinyMCE Advanced plugin which has more formatting such as font size etc. It’s a plugin that I have used on several sites using enfold up until now. Also the Media Library issue still persists, can you please help with this as well?

• This reply was modified 9 years, 11 months ago by Snerp.

Well it looks like the text boxes are back to normal. I’ll keep an eye on this an d submit again if the problem arises again. Thanks

Odd it’s not working for me. In fact now the ALB text box text view is placing “p” tags everywhere and no longer spacing the code correctly, it’s all bunched up with no line spaces. I switched browsers from Firefox to Chrome and now the ALB and the text box all work fine and the code looks perfect. At least that’s what I thought…. I then viewed the site on the latest Firefox and Chrome on my desktop and iPad. The tables are a mess. I have a table, one column holds an image 100px X 100px, and the other column holds text. The image is all over the map, the size either appears very tiny or it doesn’t show up at all on chrome. Yet in Firefox it’s fine.

See the images below, they speak for themselves.

http://postimg.org/image/z8oqx09pv/
http://postimg.org/image/s9aoxn9rn/
http://postimg.org/image/wz57zzq5v/

Seems like tables responsiveness is buggered up depending on the browser. I have used this theme for at least 15 projects and never seen this before. It seems to have all started with the latest theme update 2.9.2 and wordpress 4.0

No, it’s only when I use the ALB.

Weird, not sure what’s going on? I’ll keep an eye on this as this twice this has randomly happened.

Thanks

All I do is add a folder to the FTP in the “Themes” folder called “enfold-child”, and in that folder place a default style.css and functions.php file. When I’m finished the site, I’ll copy all the custom css over to the style.css file in the child-theme folder and that’s it.

As far as the database is concerned I don’t even touch that.

Do you think this is possibly is a hosting issue?

All I was doing was saving a colour setting in the general settings and then previewed the site and “BLAM” all the setting where no longer appearing. This is after a few hours of work already done on the site.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by Snerp.

Ok I tried the deleting of the enfold_child.css and regenerating it…it worked! The Child theme is back displaying as expected.

Thanks for the help.

Hi Devin,

Here are how the folders and files permissions are set-up, looks like to me these are set correctly?

Uploads Folder = 755 > Dynamic Avia Folder = 755 > enfold_child.css =755
enfold.css = 755
index.php = 644

Themes Folder = 755 > Enfold Child Folder = 755 > styl.css = 755
functions.php = 755

You sir are a good man and deserve a high five, hell if I could I’d buy you a beer!

Tell Kriesi that you need a raise.

Thanks for getting this solved.

I changed the : to = …..is that all

// big images for blog and page entries

function avia_change_image_size_array() {

global $avia_config;

$avia_config[‘imgSize’][‘entry_with_sidebar’] = array(‘width’=>710, ‘height’=>420);

avia_backend_add_thumbnail_size($avia_config);

$avia_config[‘blog_content’] = “excerpt_read_more”;

}
add_action( ‘init’, ‘avia_change_image_size_array’, 1);

Awesome, thanks!

Ok thanks, I’ll figure it out on my end.