Well, that’s a start. But not completely there. So, I decided to dive in myself. To make the entire .avia-icon-list-container take up less content area requires substantially more CSS involving edits to the children H4, P, line-heights, margins and various other things. It’s a matter of taste and you will have to fiddle with several things to make it work for your site. I offer some code snippets and comments to aid you in doing what you want, along with before and after screen captures to see what the results will look like. I am not completely sold on what I made here and think it can be tweaked more, but it should give you the nuts and bolts to get the job done for your site. Please note that .page-id-734 class relates to my installation here. Your mileage may vary. You may want to change things globally, or perhaps you can make a Class wrapper to selectively control specific Icon Lists within the Icon List page editor. Enable the custom CSS Class settings in your functions.php file in your child theme for the latter. Search this site for the code block to enable that feature.

In my opinion, there should be some options on the back-end for doing this automatically as mentioned in my previous post above. If you folks at Kriesit.at want to use this code base as a baseline for improving a more automated method, I think folks will welcome it.

Cheerios and good luck.

.page-id-734 .avia-icon-list LI
{
   /*
   margin-top: minus top property tightens up the spacing between each topic item
   margin-left: minus left property shifts the entire icon list container back to the left due to the margin-left settings in .iconlist_icon that recentered the dotted lines
   */
	margin: -20px 0 0 -17px;
}
.page-id-734 .avia-icon-list .iconlist_icon
{
	height: 40px;
	width: 40px;
	font-size: 22px;
	line-height: 40px;
   /*
   margin-left:  Important to do here -  recenters the dotted line
   margin-right: gives space right of the circle for adjacent text
   */
	margin: 0 30px 0 13px;
}
.page-id-734 .avia-icon-list-container .iconlist_content
{
	font-size: 12px;
	/*
  line-height: tightens up paragrapgh content under the item heading
  */
	line-height: 17px;
}
.page-id-734 .avia-icon-list-container H4
{
	/*
  Resizes the Item Heading
  */
	font-size: 13px;
}

+3 for for the same header with social media icons on the side.

I do know a similar way of getting it working, though, only it doesn’t sit on the right of the search but in between main menu and search, so it’s not right. You can just add the icon (font version) as a custom link to your main menu.

Hey!

I wonder how the Enfold theme can conflict with this plugin. Especially because the php notice (NOTICE: wp-content/plugins/CookieInfo/inc/class.settings-api.php:94 – Undefined index: desc) indicates that the plugin tries to access an array value which is not defined and this error as nothing to do with the theme. You can try some free plugins from here: http://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=cookie if the plugin author can’t help you.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

Please try Relevanssi: http://wordpress.org/plugins/relevanssi/ and this code: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-code-update-for-2-2-to-use-relavanssi-plugin/#post-168752

After the plugin installation go to the configuration page and search for the “Indexing options” – there you can select/deselect the post typesyou want to add to the search index. Deselect the “portfolio” checkbox and save the settings.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

I did not test this modification but try to adjust the height variable in wp-content\themes\enfold\js\shortcodes.js to calculate the new height. Search for

    		this.$slider.height(slide_height);

and replace it with

this.$slider.height(slide_height);
if($('body').hasClass('.page-id-3014')) this.$slider.height(slide_height) =  this.$slider.height(slide_height) - 100;

Note that the code will only work on the page with the id 3014. By going this way we avoid to break other sliders on different pages.

Cheers!
Peter

Hey!

Yes, see: http://www.wpexplorer.com/limit-wordpress-search/

You can even use a child theme to add the hidden input fields to your search form – just paste following code into the functions.php file (child theme or enfold functions.php):

add_action('ava_frontend_search_form','add_search_form_fields');
function add_search_form_fields()
{
echo '<input type="hidden" name="cat" id="cat" value="5" />';
}

and instead of 5 enter the id of the category you want to include in the search.

Cheers!
Peter

I would love to add video to the fullscreen slider, instead of just images.

And also:
– Animated numbers/charts (even if it’s just like on the Kriesi homepage, right above the big twitter and facebook buttons).
– A nice integrated language selector for WPML in the main menu, similar to the search in the menu.

• This reply was modified 12 years, 3 months ago by DavyE.

Nope. The files are not corrupt. You are misguiding him with your advice to re-download the entire package. The javascript files are simply not there, or for some highly odd reason, they vaporize in thin air from the inside of a zip file upon download. They simply don’t exist in the folder. Go look for yourself. The PHP error message in his screenshot tell you the story and exactly where to look. It will take you a few seconds with a wildcard *.js search on your local computer to confirm this. We have the same PHP error messages here with three downloads from two different versions of Enfold. I would suggest you also look for other missing javascript files too. Because there’s more than one that’s missing in action.

When you replace the missing files, it sure would be good to give an announcement to your customer base in some fashion. Fortunately, the javascript files are not major features to the slider plugin and don’t affect the entire theme much. It still works, but lacks customization in areas and some of the buttons don’t fire the appropriate javascript functions due to the missing scripts.

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