Hi Mike, that didn’t work. Also i’d like to work with the child theme without having to worry about losing these changes when updating enfold. Is there perhaps a way to add this with a code block element? Thanks!

Hi Victoria, i don’t have that option in my menu ( https://prnt.sc/ol74ez ). If i check/uncheck the box nothing seems to happen in my posts.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by sugadaddy.

thanks, but will this result in having to use the page as an iframe? Is there a way to add it to the footer i already have?

thanks. So, there is no way to float or flex them to the right?

no, i meant where do i change the displayed text. When i enter the script the displayed text is “E-Mail Address*”. I would like to change that but it is not obvious to me where i would alter it.

Also, i’ve changed the html-helper.class.php script and it had no impact.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by sugadaddy.

Awesome, Mike. Thanks so much!

sorry, i don’t get it, are you suggesting two separate Mailchimp elements side by side? If yes, how does the submit button know which adress was entered if the two aren’t connected? Could you also please adress the other questions?

Hi Ismail,

here’s the layout with the two elements side by side ( link to layout ). Also note the pre-entered text. Where could I add this? And how can i change the text on the button?

Thanks and regards,
Steffen

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by sugadaddy.

thanks, that did it!

thanks Nikko! I’m sorry, but your way did not work, but i figured out another way how to stretch the image and display all of it. Section “#av_section_3” now slides underneath the arrow image the way i intended it, but i can’t seem to get the z-index of the bottom image element (“#news-arrow”) to lay on top of “#av_section_3”. Even if i type in something like “z-index: 999999 !important;” it keeps reverting to “z-index: auto;”. Do you have a tip for that?

all screen sizes though the white lines appear in different spots (bottom, left, top) on different screen sizes.

Thanks Victoria, but it’s not working. I’ve renamed the 1/2 layout-container horizontal-mailchimp as instructed. Neither flex nor inline is working, either.

BTW I’ve used this code fron the other thread you posted:

.horizontal-mailchimp .mc-field-group {
display: block;
width: 24vw;
float: left;
}
.horizontal-mailchimp .clear {
float: right;
margin-top: -57px;
margin-right: 12vw;
}

Thanks Rikard. I’ve turned off the caching plugin, and turned off compression. It didn’t work. Quick CSS didn’t work either, but i don’t want to use Quick CSS as i prefer to keep a local copy of the style.ccs as backup and upload any changes via FTP.

i’ve included the link in the private content section-

Thanks Nikko. It works, sort of. The images are still cut off, though.

Adding a padding-bottom, will reveal a white hole between the sections. Any way to display these images in full-width and (inherent) full height?

Regards,
Steffen