Thanks for the follow up.

I have since found a work around that actually works much better than the original Enfold widget.

Google Maps

You might want to redo the Enfold widget to make this process simple in the future.

Ok, having been given the run around and chasing hares down dead end streets from cryptic answers/suggestions from these theme developers and showcases – it turns out that although these templates are supposed to be simple and operated by novices – in fact you still have to be a bit of a geek to sort out this mess. There is no clear way that a user is :
1. informed of what version one is running
2. advised that new releases have been launched
3. supposed to find the updates
4. is supposed to know how to install updates
etc
etc.
I guess that’s the joy of open source, everyone getting on the band wagon, writing stuff to sell, without a proper professional approach to customer support ( ie everyone using this stuff is assumed to be as geeky as the geeks themselves! ).

Anyhow – tirade over – here is a way to sort out your WordPress problems ( believe me this works – have been agonizing over this over the last 3 days and eventually figured out how to do this). This is the OLNY thing you have to do to get your theme back working properly.
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How to update Enfold theme to latest version:

Go to ThemeForest website
http://themeforest.net
Insert username and password

Then click on your username and select ‘download’ from the dropdown menu.
Download the Enfold zip file

Extract Enfold folder and replace in ftp site via FileZilla (this is the geeky part!) – or similar ftp method.
See video instruction
http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/updating-your-theme-files/

instructions are very good – you just have to know where to find them – tip – store the above for future reference.
tip – manually check your set up often to see if there are new updates, because no one is going to tell you when there are.
Good LUCK!