I watched the video but it does not help.

All I need is a centered main menu (no secondary menu) with no logo above. AND that the space provided for the logo is removed.

The 2 custom css codes you once wrote me (see at the beginning of this thread) did that until I updated to enfold 3.x.

Since then the main menu disappeared…..

Yes the code is from you. I don’t want a secondary menu only the main menu. Under enfold/header/headerlayout/ I chose “logo center menu below”

The custom css code you once gave should remove the space of the logo, because I don’t want to have one.

Can you please fix that ? Thank you so much.

Hi Enfold team:

I find a way to modify this by change the /enfold/config-woocommerce/config.php – avia_woocommerce_display_output_upsells function

something looks like

function avia_woocommerce_display_output_upsells()
{
global $avia_config;

$products = $avia_config[‘woo_upsells’].$avia_config[‘woo_related’];

if(!empty($products))
{
$output=””;
$tabs = apply_filters( ‘woocommerce_product_tabs’, array() );
if ( ! empty( $tabs ) ) {
$output .= ”?>
(Some code from tag.php template from woocommerce)

<?php;

}

$output .= “</div></div></div>”;
$output .= ‘<div id=”av_section_1″ class=”avia-section alternate_color avia-section-small container_wrap fullsize”><div class=”container”><div class=”template-page content twelve alpha units”>’;
$output .= $products;

echo $output;
}
}

And it worked. However, I wonder if there is any way to overide this config-woocommerce/config.php in the child theme? I don’t want to change it every time when the enfold theme is updated

BR//

Heng

This upgrade is a nightmare.

I’d sorted the site out properly and was disappointed to see that it broke sidebars and widgets, and also affected css. I hadn’t deleted the original theme, only moved it, so I put it all back together and my main site is still using 2.9.something.

I created a second site so that I could set up a duplicate site to experiment on and see what was going wrong. I installed wp4 on the new domain, added the latest 3.whatever version of enfold (downloaded today) , then copied the child theme across. I imported the pages and widgets, having exported them from my original site, then tried to stitch it all together.

I looked at the home page after trying to fix stuff and realised the css was messed up. It seems the child css was being overridden by a styles.css that has appeared in uploads/dynamic_avia. I have no idea where that comes from as it uses colours (for example for the header text) that I haven’t been using on this site or the original. If I delete that css file, the child theme css still isn’t working, nor apparently is the main theme css – I’ve got what I suppose are default blue menu items and zero background, for example.

It isn’t a case of not having overwriten the original theme files. They never existed on the new domain. And most of the tickets I’ve been reading along similar lines don’t seem to be getting definitive answers. Including this one. It’s now 5 posts without reply.

Hmm, now I changed the theme back to Fourteen, and activated the rating-widget plugin again, guess what? The wysiwyg editor started to work again!

So, here’s what we have:
– Using Enfold and not using rating-widget: wysiwyg editor works fine.
– Using Enfold and using rating-widget: wysiwyg editor doesn’t work
– Using Fourteen and using rating-widget: wysiwyg editor works again

Where do things go wrong?