Morning,

It takes time for google to crawl a site so it may just be coincidence that folders have popped up after the update.
Are you using any SEO plugins to generate a sitemap and or robots.txt?

You can use robots.txt to stop bots crawling certain folders. For example…

User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /tmp/
Disallow: /junk/

The Yoast SEO plugin has a functions to limit folders from your site map and hence stop Google crawling them.
Be careful when blocking folders as if google cant crawl certain resources (i.e. css files or js files) it may be a red mark against you.

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi there,

To shrink the title on a mobile device you’ll need to use media queries

@media only screen and (max-width: 990px) {
        .product_title {font-size:20px!important;}
}

The first line is saying for any screen that is 900px wide or smaller do the following.
The next line is saying any element that has a class of product_title make the font size 20px.

Now, 20px may still be too big if so just reduce the value.

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi there,

The code below should keep all tabs open until a user clicks to close them

function add_custom_script_1(){
?>
<script>
(function($){
$(window).load(function() {
	var toggler    = $('.toggler');
	var togglewrap = $(toggler).next();
	$(toggler).each(function(index, element) {
        $(togglewrap).css({
			'display'   : 'block',
			'position'  : 'static',
			'visibility': 'visible',
			'width'     : 'auto',
			'z-index'   : 1,
		});
		
		$(this).addClass('activeTitle');
    });
});
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'add_custom_script_1', 1);

The question on SEO…

Back in 2016 google did update their webmaster policy around tabbed / hidden content…

“Make your site’s important content visible by default. Google is able to crawl HTML content hidden inside navigational elements such as tabs or expanding sections, however we consider this content less accessible to users, and believe that you should make your most important information visible in the default page view.”

Not good :(

They did do a U-turn on this late last year and stated that tabbed / hidden content wouldn’t hurt SEO and would be indexed just with a lower authority than standard content. If you have content that is important it’s best to not hide it in any way especially if it has keywords in it. Hidding keywords away could be flagged as potential black hat.

Personally the idea of keeping all the tabs open seems like a good one. It’ll allow users to see all content and collapse what isn’t relevant AND keeps google happy.

3000 – 4000 words seems a little high but I don’t know the context of the page. People tend to turn off after reading a huge amount.
Just my two cents :)

Hope that helps

TJ

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by tjswarbs78.

How do,

From looking at the code you are using a color section to display the banner image. Have you set a minimum height of 430px to the color section or any element inside in?

This is causing the color section to honour a 430px height regardless of screen size. The image is then scaling to the screen size ie getting smaller but the “container” is still 430px high not the height of the image, hence the white space

Options
1.You could use media queries to lessen the height at various screen sizes.
2. You could chop the image into three separate ones and use the grid row element to display them. That does work, I’ve tried it , but it does crop the images a little.
3. Await a proper support person who may be able to advise better than I

Hope I’ve helped a little

Thanks
Tj

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by tjswarbs78.

Morning,

You can add the files via ftp but it also requires a little bit of extra tweaking.

I found this post on here outlining the process.

adding icons via ftp

Hope it all makes sense

Thanks
TJ

De-bug info show your are running older version…

Debugging Info for Theme support:

Theme: Enfold
Version: 3.4.3
Installed: enfold
AviaFramework Version: 2.3
AviaBuilder Version: 0.8
ML:256-PU:43-PLA:12
WP:4.5
Updates: enabled

If you’ve recently updated wordpress to version 4.5 you’ll need to get the latest version of Enfold which is 3.5, as there are some compatibility issues. If you’re running on a managed server that auto updates wordpress issues like this can crop up.
You can do a manual update of Enfold via ftp or cpanel if you have access.

Hope this helps some :)

TJ

Hi,

I believe Tahoma is web safe so using css to change it should be ok.

p {
font-family: tahoma!important;
}

will change of normal text but not links, headers etc

p, a, h1 ,h2 , h3, h4 ,h5 ,h6{
font-family:Tahoma!important;
}

will change them all.

Whether that is the quickest / best way I’m not sure but it will work

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi,

adding the following to the quick css should change the colour when hovering…

#searchsubmit:hover{
background-color:#eebbee!important;
}

Change the value #eebbee to whatever color you need.

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi,

As I can’t see the images as not staff I’m going to take a stab in the dark as I’ve seen this before when using the Elegant grid style for blog posts

This code adds some padding to the bottom of the post excerpt if you are using grid layout

.slide-entry-excerpt {
  padding-bottom:32px;
}

If not using grid layout try

.entry-content {
  padding-bottom:32px;
}

Change the padding value until you get the desired look.

It worked for me, hope it helps

TJ

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by tjswarbs78.

Hi,

So long as you haven’t made too many changes to the theme options you can reset ALL options to default by clicking the bottom left button (it’ll be grayed out).

As for the beadcrumb…..

.title_container .main-title a {
  color:#EEBBEE !important;
  font-size:20px;
}

That code changes the title part of the breadcrumb

.breadcrumb-trail, .trail-begin{
font-size:20px;
color:#eebbee!important;
}
.trail-begin:hover{
color:yellow!important;
}

That code will change the size / color of the actual breadcrumb. .trail-begin is the class of the link and will change yellow in above example.
Depending on how big you make the font you may need to pad down the breadcrumb so it looks neater.

If that’s the case add this too…

.breadcrumb-trail{
padding-top:20px;
}

Hope that helps

TJ

Hi,

You can use some css to hide it

span.trail-before {
display: none!important;
}

Hope that helps

TJ