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Thanks for the reply,
I have the same problem, than before, it ist not working.
Please, have a look, what happend, when you resize the browser window. The smaller pictures “run over” the big picture.I think, different media queries will not work?
Hello Andy,
thank you for the fast reply – i followed Ismael’s instructions but, it is the same problem now, that i had with the code. That’s why i changed back to my solution.
Now, if you resize the whole browser-window, the code is not working – the code is just working for one size of the browser window.
It is also not working in mobile view – also when resizing.
Can you have a look again, please. thank you, it looks like, that after that, all the problems are solved for this page.Hello Enfold Team,
thanks again for the great support. The result should be like in picure b:
http://silviawasner.at/?portfolio=hunger-auf-kunst-und-kultur
Please have a look, that the spaces between the pictures in mobile view are the sameregards,
Hi,
thank you for the reply, i tried the code, but sorry, it is not working. On the second (lower picutre) in the second column, therer was already a custon css-class: padding-top:2% (for the space between the tow pictues)
Have look at the result without this 2% padding-top at link 1. It’s also not working, if i use the 2% padding-top.
Is there a possibility, to solve this problem with a grid row (link 2)? I don’t know how to add the spaces between the picutes.
Thank you again for your great help,
Hi Andy,
thank you for the code – it is working, but the problem is, that the page should be responsive, and now, the pictures are not at the same heigth, when i resize the browser-window and make it smaller
Furthermore, the space between the pictures (black arrow at pictures b: are not the same).
Do you have any idea?Kind regards,
Hi Andy,
okay, it’s easier for me to show you my request with pictures :-)
The first 3 picutes (a big one and 2 smaller ones on the right side) are now coded. (Have a look at the code 2 postings before)
picture a: that’s a describtion of the problem above – the pictures are not on the same “line”.
picture b: Thats the way ist should be! The black arrows also show the spaces, which should be the same.Thank you again for your help,
Hello again,
I solved the problem already by deleting the !important at the margin-left. Now it works fine :-) Also for the mobile version.
Now I’m nearly finished with that side – but one thing is sill not working:In Quick.css I use following codes, to design the spaces between the cells:
div .av_two_third {
margin-left: 2%;
width: 66%;
}
div .av_one_half {
margin-left: 2%;
width: 49%;
}
div .av_one_third {
margin-left: 2%;
width: 32%;
}
On Link 1, I try now to show one big picture (2/3 cells) next to 2 pictures (in a 1/3 cells, the lower picture has the style
.imagos {padding-top:2%;}
However, as you can see – at the bottom they are not on the same “line” – you see it better, if you are making the window smaller… Is it possible, that the big picture and lower picture of the smaller ones are one horizontal line.Thank you again for your great support.
Hello Rikard,
thank you very much for the code, it’s working fine – for the desktop view.
However, for the mobile view of link 1, the header and the text are not on the same vertical line. Left of the Text, there are now (i think) the 2% margin-left.
Can you help me again, to bring these 2 elements on the same vertical line.
Thank you very much.Bye the way:
I use the code for the whole page, it look like that it works fine:
div .av_two_third {
margin-left: 2% !important;
}Hey,
There is a link down below. If you have a look in Firefox, it works fine. The two text-colums have equal height. If you look in Safari, the first text-column is much higher. I’ve done it with the this code:
.fluidcolumns{
-webkit-column-count: 2;
-moz-column-count: 2;
column-count: 2;
}Any Idea, how to fix it in safari?
Kind regards,Hey, thanks for the fast reply – your service is really amazing!!!!
On my mac, the buttons are also fine on Safari (the same like the picture you send me.)
But Firefox has this big “half-preview-picture”, have a look in the link below, I made a screenshot:
Any Idea, what happend?Best regards,
Hello Yigit,
Perfect, that works fine! Thank you.Just one more question concering the avia-post-prev buttons of the portfolio (the back and forward buttons on the left and right hand side of the single portfolio pages):
They suddenly (maybe after the update?) change to quite big preview pictures on Firefox (Safari is OK), you’ll see in the link below. Before, it was like on your preview window (http://kriesi.at/themedemo/?theme=enfold-overview). Is it easy to change it back?Regards,
Hi again,
Thank you for the code, but sorry, it is not working.
I tried to change the code from ‘max-width to ‘width’ – the bar changed and got bigger (have a look at the site now), but is still not 100% the width of the whole browser window. Any other idea?
Best regards,
JohannesHello Rikard,
thanks for the fast reply and the top service. The code is working fine and the height of the bar is perfect now.
Concering your “boxed layout” feedback:
You are maybe right, but the costumer really wants, that the width of this black bar is always 100% of the browser-window.
Please help again, because they will not accept the solution we have now.
If there is another solution than the “header_meta”, it is also fine…Hello Yigit,
thanks for the fast reply.
It now works fine for the space between the H1-Title (the second big Title – life is a matter of design) and the 2 colums of text.
There is still too much space between the 2 headers (DAS LEBEN IST EINE GESTALTUNGSFRAGE and Life is a matter of design). What can i do?Thanks again,
