Hi Victoria,

another problem i’ve found. For my desktop version i’m using the search icon (lens) in the main menue.

There is a conflict with the enfold lens in the menu. After using the custom css to hide the search form on desk version i can’t us the lens search.

May you can take a look again:

Hi Ismael,

I turned off enfold lightbox for the page and changed to Pro Lightbox in NextGen settings (so we have social media buttons, comments on pictures etc.). Everything worked fine on high-resolution displays but then there occured a big problem: On smaller displays (e.g. Surface Pro 3 using chrome [firefox and edge working!!] and my iPhone) this error gets displayed when I am opening an image:
‘fatal error: could not extract a stage height from CSS. Traced height: 0px’
After some research I found several users using enfold with the same problem (if I switch to standard theme everything works great; on enfold support forums I was able to find 2 threads about this). The only working solution (I was able to find) was this:
– turn off enfold lightbox in the whole theme
– add ‘height: 100%’ at .galleria-theme-nextgen_pro_lightbox .galleria-stage in this file: /wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery-plus/modules/nextgen_pro_lightbox/static/theme/galleria.nextgen_pro_lightbox.css
Solution found here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/fatal-error-with-nextgen-plus-1-3-0/
Well, if anything would work now it would be great and yeah everything is still fine on big displays but I think the solution caused the following problem:
– on mobile displays not the full picture gets displayed (there is some kind of ‘zoom’ into the picture)
– using chrome on my surface the image does not get scaled and centered correctly. I display comments initially as without the user might not see the function (more detailed screenshot you can see in private content).

Could you tell me whats going wrong? How can I fix this? We are in urgent need of this function.
The edited block with height 100% looks like this at the moment:
.galleria-theme-nextgen_pro_lightbox .galleria-stage {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
bottom: 0;
left: 0;
right: 0;
overflow: hidden;
height: 100%;
}
Should I edit something more in here?

And I’m wondering how I can make the 3 boxes from this theme:
http://kriesi.at/themedemo/?theme=enfold-overview

( the departments, medical services, research )

Thanks!

Hi John,

I have not started the project yet, I’m doing some initial research to see if I can use the enfold theme to accomplish this.

Thanks

Thanks again
I did not help – for some stange reason it is still not working on iOS – all i get is a scaled part of the image.
I used Chrome on iOS as it works on android with not issues.

Also i noticed that a fixed background colour selection does not work on iOs nor Android (according to http://caniuse.com/#search=background-attachment) – local should work – but that is not an option in enfold, maybe you can add it in a later update?

Ah well – i leave it on scroll for now….

• This reply was modified 9 years ago by mikt.

Hello Victoria,

I saw those article in my prior search before opening up this support tix.

Let’s work on Modified date on Blog first.

Please tell me where the enfold theme template tags is located. I could not find it when I looked before. I will need the code responsible for displaying the date and time.

Method 2: Add Last Updated Date in Theme Templates
This method requires you to edit specific WordPress theme files. Many WordPress themes now use their own template tags which define how these themes show post meta data like date and time.
Some themes also use content templates or template parts to display posts.
Few simpler themes will use single.php, archive.php, and other template files to show content and meta information.
You will be looking for the code responsible for displaying the date and time. You can then either replace that code with the following code, or add it right after your theme’s date and time code.
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$u_time = get_the_time(‘U’);
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$u_modified_time = get_the_modified_time(‘U’);
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if ($u_modified_time >= $u_time + 86400) {
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echo “<p>Last modified on “;
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the_modified_time(‘F jS, Y’);
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echo ” at “;
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the_modified_time();
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echo “</p> “; }

thanks

Ed