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July 3, 2018 at 3:17 pm in reply to: How to get email + phone button top menu on mobile devices only? #980608
Actually I figured it out! I used a single button from a button row, added a custom link to a “tel:” and modified its screen options so that it only shows up on small screens. Works and looks great, better than a menu bar. Easier to touch!
Thanks! See below…
Hi Rikard,
I have it set to our-work under permalinks, but if you click on it in our navigation menu, it comes up in the url as portfolio. I’d to be able to give out a url that has the words “our-work” in it, instead of “portfolio”.
Can you advise?
Thanks!Hi Basilis,
Thanks for the reply…see my comment below…thanks!
Hi Ismael,
Thanks for the explanation.
How can I get the 2/3 image to be bigger? Is it possible to customize the image size and the breakpoints?Thanks!
Tony
Hi Victoria! This doesn’t really make much sense to me…what is the point of having different pixel dimensions to choose from, then?
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I would really like to understand this process so I can have a little more design control. Thanks!Second question: is there a way to get larger images on the pages I indicated in my post? I would like to use a 2/3 and 1/3 layout, but have an image size of around 1000 x 750 if that’s possible. Is it possible?
Thanks!
Tony
Hi Basilis,
Sorry about the delay in response! The Simple Images plugin is 2 years old and has not been verified as compatible with the current version of WordPress. I do not want to rely on it. Is there a way to control image sizes through the functions?But I guess, more importantly, could you explain how the image sizing works? I have two separate pages, using the same image in a gallery.
In one gallery, I have the photo sized at “Gallery (845×684)” and in the other it is sized at “Portfolio (495×400)”
But when I publish the pages and measure the image in pixels, each one comes out to 665×545!
How does this work, exactly, and how can I get better control over the image sizes that appear on my pages? Thanks!January 4, 2018 at 8:33 pm in reply to: Is there a way to make mega-menu column headers into links? #893409Hi Victoria,
Thanks for the response. I watched the video, but I don’t think Enfold works the same way it did in that video. When I try to do what the instructor does in the video, it doesn’t work. When I take a custom link and convert it into a column header, it loses its link.
Am I doing something wrong? Or is this no longer an option? Thanks again!
Hi Mike,
I deleted all my old fonts, re-formatted them using FontSquirrel, and added a link to the style sheet in the header.php file as well as in the style.css
That seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks!
EDIT: problem persists! I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. Help!
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- This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by tonyska.
Thanks! I’d like to play around with the opacity of the mega menu overlay, and create a rule under the heading to indicate which heading the dropdown mega menu refers to. What is the best way to do that?
Sorry to be a pest, is it possible to get some help on the second part of my question? Thanks!
December 21, 2017 at 3:52 pm in reply to: Web font loads in Chrome, but does not load completely in Safari or Firefox #891170Hi Rikard,
Thanks for the response! Actually, I am trying to add CSS to the *opposite* effect, to get the navigation menu to *not* appear bold, but it seems like Safari and Firefox are adding pixels to make it look thicker, no matter what I do. In any case, I have decided to design mainly for Chrome because it seems like that is the dominant browser these days.
Thank you!
Tony
- This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by tonyska.
If it’s helpful to get more specific, I’d like to play around with the opacity of the mega menu overlay, and create a rule under the heading to indicate which heading the dropdown mega menu refers to. What is the best way to do that?
- This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by tonyska.
December 20, 2017 at 5:09 pm in reply to: Web font loads in Chrome, but does not load completely in Safari or Firefox #890852Hi Victoria,
I think that did it! Duh! Should have tried that first.
Although it seems like both Safari and Firefox are adding “bold” to the fonts even though I specified that it’s a regular font face with “normal” styling…any thoughts on how to fix that? I realize that’s not a theme issue but I’m not sure what else to try on that front.
Thanks again!!!
Tony
We can close it. thank you!
Thanks Rikard, it ended up I couldn’t close that space so I removed the page titles via the Header section and just added an H1 into the text box. Same difference…:)
Thanks again for fast responses!
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the fast response! The padding solution didn’t work quite the way I needed to, it removed padding from a lot of things, including widgets on my front page, which I want to keep the padding intact on…:)
Is there a way to adjust the padding on only the page title area? Thanks!
Also, for some reason, the page title is an H1 tag but it’s not reflecting the styles I have for H1 tags. I have H1s set to bold, but it stayed unbold. I had to adjust its font-weight in the CSS to get it to appear as bold. I thought it would pick up the default font weight for H1, but it didn’t. Does that have to do with my CSS hierarchy, or that it’s a link? Thanks again!
This is what I’m still seeing after restarting…
Also I have tried applying this code to the same page in my CSS
.page-id-1122 #main .container { max-width: 50%; }
And this also appears to be having no effect on my page. I am trying to narrow the width of the page while keeping the full width items wide.
You actually gave me this tip a while back (and it worked then!), but I don’t see it working on this end, in safari, chrome, or my iPhone.
Any thoughts as to what’s going on here? Thanks!!!
OK great! Thank you! Nice to know I’m not going crazy!!!
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Hi Nikko,
It’s working I think because my tech guy found something in the functions.php that was telling the theme to use the wrong CSS…it was reply #720692
Any idea why the functions.php was telling it to do that? Kinda weird, no?
Very interesting! At the very least makes me feel like I’m not so crazy!!!
Thanks again for all your help!
:)
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by tonyska.
see below
I had my hosting service go in to see if it was a caching error and this is what they said…
Tell the theme developer to look at line 288 of file functions.php of the enfold theme:
wp_register_style( 'avia-style' , $child_theme_url."/style.css", array(), '2', 'all' );
It’s hard coded to tell WordPress to use version 2 of style.css
I changed it so there’s no versioning as I didn’t see any code in the child theme to setup CSS versions:
wp_register_style( 'avia-style' , $child_theme_url."/style.css");
is this helpful? thanks!
Hi Nikko,
This is very weird. I can’t find that code with the 36px in my CSS. Is it cached, maybe?
I didn’t find it in the inspector, either. Do you have any tips? I’m at a loss here…:)Thank you so much again!
Hi guys,
Still seem to be having this problem with the h2 tags, the styling has changed at all, still locked in at 28px with that color.
Here is the code I am trying to change them to:.pyb-text-block h2 { font-family: "abolition" !important; font-size:48px !important; color:#005CA9 !important; text-transform:none !important; letter-spacing:1px !important; }
But it seems to be completely ignored.
I am also trying to change the color of “strong” tags, but that is ignored as well.
Also, to reduce the margin on the bottom of the text boxes, as you can see after “Please Do the Following” and after the “Tell Your Story” section, there is a lot of white space after them. How can I close those up? I have tried numerous CSS modifications but they all seem to go ignored. What am I doing wrong? Sorry to bother you with this!!! I thought I understood CSS but this has me beat! :)
done! try now.
thank you!!!
This one seems to have returned. I am trying to style the h2, h3, and strong tags. I have made what I think are the right changes to the CSS. But in the inspector, the changes are not there, and it seems like the h2 and h3 tags are overridden. I enclosed screen shots of the CSS and then the source so you can see that not all of the stylings are appearing in the source. Is this a caching issue?
Any advise would appreciated! Thank you!
Hi Yigit,
Looking back I see that I miscommunicated the problem. Apologies, Rikard, you had it right :)
It seems to have resolved itself and thank you once again for all your responsiveness and help!
I don’t think you understood my problem, or what I was saying in my replies…:)
But thanks for the quick responses!
The styling is in there, it’s in the editor, it’s in the CSS. You can see it in the screenshots.
It’s pyb-text-block, not box, which is maybe why you’re not finding it.
I am going to try and figure this out on my own at this point, if you have any suggestions that would be great. thank you!
- This reply was modified 8 years ago by tonyska.
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