Hey Dude,

Thanks for checking the site. As usual, I did a terrible job of explaining the problem. The image that goes out of whack is in the first enlargement that pops up in the pretty photo overlay. All of those images are the same height, except for the one in position #9, which actually was uploaded with the same height as all the rest, but for some reason, when my browser is in full monitor, that one image is not fitting inside the viewport:
http://babayard.com/temp/Screen-Shot-OVERLAY.jpg

If I make the browser window smaller, refresh and click on image thumbnail, the image then fits the same way as all the other images do. This happens in FF, Chrome and Safari.

So the second part of my question was, in effect, is the area designated in red of that screen shot changeable in css? I’ve tried a number of things, but got nowhere.

Thanks.

Hi yigit.
Thanks for your reply.
I was quite sure there’s no chance to do that… I think Megamenu lacks of it, doesn’t it?
Many thanks and best regards.

Thanks, but your link is not taking me anywhere. I just get the spinning loading gif.
I did find the page http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/shortcodes/gallery/ as an example of what is possible.
Is there a tutorial on making blog posts? I have tried making a gallery with the Post Format > Gallery and then using Insert Shortcode from the “Kitchen Sink.” You know, the icons above the Content pane. This is the short code.
[av_gallery ids='268,266,267' style='thumbnails' preview_size='portfolio' crop_big_preview_thumbnail='avia-gallery-big-crop-thumb' thumb_size='thumbnail' columns='3' imagelink='lightbox' lazyload='deactivate_avia_lazyload']

And this is the test post – http://www.kennethbsmith.com/clients/abww/gallery-post/
Why don’t the thumbnails fit into three columns? This looks Wack.

Isn’t there a tutorial on blog posts formats? This is going to be very difficult to explain to my client.

Perfect! Thank you Peter!! Google powered search rocks! misspellings, semantic matches so much superior

Here’s some CSS adjustments to the Google results page I made that may help others:

.gsc-resultsHeader {display: none;}
.gsc-orderby-container {display: none;}
.gs-bidi-start-align {padding-left: 7px;}
.gsc-thumbnail{padding: 8px 0 11px 8px;}

Customization to results styles can be made at your Google CSE interface.

Subscribe to the ads-free results and you may also remove Google branding:
.gcsc-branding {display: none;}

Note in search.php I inserted the google search script in lieu of the existing search replacing lines 21-47:

<section class="search_form_field">
                            <?php
                            echo "<h4>".__('New Search','avia_framework')."</h4>";
                            echo "<p>".__('If you are not happy with the results below please do another search','avia_framework')."</p>";

                            get_search_form();
                            echo "<span class='author-extra-border'></span>";
                            ?>
                        </section>
                    </div>

                    <?php
                    if(!empty($_GET['s']))
                    {
                        echo "<h4 class='extra-mini-title widgettitle'>{$results}</h4>";

                        /* Run the loop to output the posts.
                        * If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file
                        * called loop-search.php and that will be used instead.
                        */
                        $more = 0;
                        get_template_part( 'includes/loop', 'search' );

                    }

                    ?>

Hope this will help other Enfold aficionados :)

Hi Devin,

I did it and for that I asked you if the result should be different and maybe I was wrong in something.

As you can see in these screenshots https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8lRqyCRL2oHc2lJX0htTUcwZXc&usp=sharing , a portrait picture is displayed very small and the landscape one very big, but the portrait pictures is also bigger than the portrait one. I cannot show the paintings in that way. How can I fix this problem?

Thanks a lot,
Giovanni

Forget it!
I just discover that when we use the custom thumbnail image inside YouTube you need to send youTube an image that have at less 1280x720px…

Hi Ismael,

Thanks for the speedy reply! The current option I’m using is “Image List”.

I located the line within functions.php, but I’m not exactly sure what to do with it. I tried removing the line entirely, as well as inserting new size values–neither of which solved the issue. I also installed the Regenerate Thumbnails Plugin, which had no effect.

Here is an example of what I’m experiencing:

I added the following image to the Preview Images Gallery:
http://stevemonfilscreative.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/infographic-design-data-rich-insight-poor.jpg

When I inspected the HTML output, it replaced that image with this much smaller version:
http://stevemonfilscreative.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/infographic-design-data-rich-insight-poor-266×1030.jpg

It appears as though any image with an original size above 1030px (in height) is being automatically replaced with these smaller images. I tried forcing the width of the image to 100% width of its container, but that’s not a very good solution, since it just enlarges the small version, making it pixelated.

I’d like for the images to simply occupy 100% of the width of their container (using the original image version), if that makes sense. Whatever I can do to fix this would be great. Your help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Steve

Hi Devin,

Thanks for your feedback.
If I choose “Define custom link” and then add the exact url to the image using the url inside WordPress of the image I want to show in the lightbox, is the result the same as the Masonry Gallery of the demo http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/shortcodes/masonry-gallery/, i.e. you can move to different images of the portfolio using the left and right arrows inside the lightbox?

For what concern the lightbox dimensions, do you mean that a “portrait” image will be displayed with the same height of a “landscape” image? In that way, the portrait image is displayed as a small image and a landscape image is instead displayed as a big image, independently of the real dimension of the images.

Kind regards,
Giovanni