Hi,

Can you post a link to your website and/or the page that is causing the alert?

It does sound like there could be some form of infection on site. This can happen if your server / hosting company aren’t doing their bit keeping security tight or due to an infected / old plugin / theme that has an exploit. Only using premium themes and up to date plugins is essential for security.
Google can be wrong sometimes and throw out incorrect alerts but that rare. Is the alert showing in Webmaster Tools?

I’d highly recommend installing WordFence and running a full scan. If you aren’t sure leave all setting on standard and it’ll be fine.

Hope that helps

TJ

Hmm.

There are are a lot of mixed content warnings on most pages and not just from non https sources.
For example on the home page there is a gif image that is being pulled from this url http://realpointmedia.kinsta.com/thelongevityedge/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2017/01/longevityedgetransparent.gif
When you open the page from your post the url is https://realpointmedia.kinsta.com/thelongevityedge/checkout/ which then redirects…
Has the site been built somewhere them migrated?

Few things spring to mind but without looking at back end it is just guess work

Under settings>general have you set the site urls to https://www.yourwebdomain.com?

There are few things you add add to the htaccess file to force things to load over https at server level.

<IfModule mod_headers.c>
  <FilesMatch "\.(ttf|ttc|otf|eot|woff|font.css|css)$">
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "https://www.yourwebdomain.com"
  </FilesMatch>
</IfModule>

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !on
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}

I’d only recommend those two as a last resort. They will work but if done incorrectly it will break your website and unless you have ftp access you wont be able to change the htaccess again.

It may need a moderator to have a look at the backend and see if everything is set correctly. I’m just a humble user ;)

TJ

Hi,

Are you running any security plugins like WordFence or Sucuri?
If not I would install them and see what they find.
I’ve used Enfold for years and never had an issue regarding the theme and any security holes, these guys are good.
As wp-content is a standard WordPress folder at theme specific. it is more likely to be an infection from a plugin or a “hack” than a theme related issue .
Can you check your ftp and see if any suspect plugins / files are there?
If you aren’t using a pay-pal plugin then delete those files from uploads and run some checks.

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi,

You can use a pseudo class to create the effect without the use of the grid row.

.html_header_top.html_header_sticky #header::after {
    height: 5px;
    background: red; /* For browsers that do not support gradients */    
    background: -webkit-linear-gradient(to right,#ad0701,#ad0701 20%,#f25c2e 20%,#f25c2e 40%,#92c743 40%,#92c743 60%,#9078b2 60%,#9078b2 80%,#f25c2e 80%); /* For Safari 5.1 to 6.0 */
    background: -o-linear-gradient(to right,#ad0701,#ad0701 20%,#f25c2e 20%,#f25c2e 40%,#92c743 40%,#92c743 60%,#9078b2 60%,#9078b2 80%,#f25c2e 80%); /* For Opera 11.1 to 12.0 */
    background: -moz-linear-gradient(to right,#ad0701,#ad0701 20%,#f25c2e 20%,#f25c2e 40%,#92c743 40%,#92c743 60%,#9078b2 60%,#9078b2 80%,#f25c2e 80%); /* For Firefox 3.6 to 15 */
    background: linear-gradient(to right,#ad0701,#ad0701 20%,#f25c2e 20%,#f25c2e 40%,#92c743 40%,#92c743 60%,#9078b2 60%,#9078b2 80%,#f25c2e 80%); /* Standard syntax (must be last) */
}

Only issue is there is a bit of blur between the colors, which sucks :(

But it’s a starting point :)

You could also use ::before on the footer to do the same thing down below

TJ

Hi,

There appears to be some css doing some funky stuff. Not sure if it is due to the update or something else, I’m sure a mod will know.

html.responsive, .responsive body {
  overflow-x:visible!important;
}

Will get rid of the scroll bar if your site is live (it should sort the anchors out too) until the route of the problem can be found

hope that helps

TJ

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by tjswarbs78. Reason: we may need to whack an !important in there too

Morning,

Same thing happened to me after the update to 4.1
Clear your browser cache and it should sort the issue.
Try that and if it doesn’t help please let us know.

Thanks

Tj

Is the backend all in German?

TJ

Hi,

There is no difference in the out-put between background and background-image.
There are several background properties that can be targeted…

background-color
background-image
background-position
background-repeat
background-attachment
background-clip
background-origin
background-size

Rather than writing a rule for each one you can use background as a shortcode ie background: red url(web-here) top center fixed ;
It saves time coding and test show browser render it quicker.

I’ll check on my mobile this morning and get back to you

Thanks
TJ

Hi,

If you’ve used a grid row you can stipulate how the cells behave on mobile. You can have them side by side or stacked.

See image here

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi,

Is it just .svg that are not scaling correctly? Are .png and .jpg fine?
IE9+ doesn’t scale svg files when they are added with <img /> tags

You can get around this by using the following code in your custom css

/* * Let's target horrid IE to respect aspect ratios for .svg * * [1] does IE9 * [2] does IE10+ */
/* 1 */.ie9 img[src$=".svg"] {  width: 100%; }
/* 2 */@media screen and (-ms-high-contrast: active), (-ms-high-contrast: none) {  img[src$=".svg"] {    width: 100%;   }}

I have used this on sites so I know it to work. Maybe it’ll work for you.

Thanks

TJ

Morning Nik,

It is a nice helpful environment here :)
I help out as a way of giving back to the guys at Enfold, plus i get to learn a lot about the theme from helping others.

I’m not sure why the preview panel shows the code working but not on a page.
Could you post a link to the page that is causing issues? It would be easier to inspect the code on a live page.

The only other I think of is that the media query value is too small. maybe try 990px??

Thanks

TJ

Hi,

From having a look a the code the background is set on
.header_bg and on .header_color

Try removing the code from these and adding it to…
.html_header_top.html_bottom_nav_header #header_main {url("//hungry-cactus.flywheelsites.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/header-2.jpg") center top / contain no-repeat fixed #ffffff;}

adding the condition “contain” removes the white edges and gets rid of the zoom – well it does on my end ;)

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi,

Do you have the following checked… see image

Hope that helps

TJ

Hello,

you could use

#menu-item-3428 {float:right;}

in custom css to push it to the right of the menu element

Hope that helps

TJ