Hey!

I tagged it for Kriesi. He’ll look into it when he has some time.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

1) Yes, you can use a media query. Try following code

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px){
.site-description{ display: none !important; }
}

2) I think we need to hide the tag line as soon as the user scrolls. Open up enfold/js/avia.js and replace

header.removeClass('header-scrolled');

with

header.removeClass('header-scrolled');
if(st > 0) header.addClass('header-scrolled-bit');

and in then replace the code I gave you

.header-scrolled .site-description{ display: none !important; }

with

.header-scrolled .site-description, .header-scrolled-bit .site-description{ display: none !important; }

Cheers!
Peter

Hi!

Ok, this configuration is not possible at the moment because masonry blogs can’t be used as (or replace) native archive pages and we need to wait for Kriesi’s decision on this topic. A temporary solution is to link Menu_Link_A to the category “A” and Menu_Link_A_1 to the category “A_1”. Then go to Enfold > Theme Options > General Settings and select “Blog Style” – “Grid Layout”.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey Jim!

You can try to add a widget area element to the frontpage (place it underneath the slideshow) and then use the “Shopping cart widget” to display the cart content.

Regards,
Peter

Is there a place where we can see what features requests are in the working?

That would indeed be nice to know.

Hi!

I think it is normal because if i’m on post page the menu can’t know that because my main menu is only related to pages !

Yes, that’s correct. WordPress also won’t highlight the blog page as “parent page” if you’re on a single post page and thus our theme also doesn’t highlight the masonry page as parent page. You can use following code (insert it at the very bottom of functions.php)

//Filtering a Class in Navigation Menu Item
add_filter('nav_menu_css_class' , 'avia_blog_nav_class' , 10 , 2);
function avia_blog_nav_class($classes, $item){
     if(is_single() && $item->title == 'Blog'){
             $classes[] = 'current-menu-item';
     }
     return $classes;
}

to add the “current-menu-item” class to a menu item if the user views a single post page. You must replace “Blog” with the link title of you blog page.

I tagged this thread for Kriesi as “feature request” – maybe he can work something out with session variables or the blog page setting (Enfold > Theme Options) to mark a certain page item as parent if a single post page is used.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

Maybe the sender email address of the smtp test mail is different and thus godaddy won’t block the mail?

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!
Please, Kriesi support, since the latest release of FF, the 26th, something strange happened:


As a matter of fact, images placed within tables or megamenu are shown much bigger than in other browsers, ignoring their given suggested dimensions.

*** UPDATE ***
This kind of issue occurs even in Internet Explorer!!!

Last question: I developed with Enfold in Chrome and everything looks much better than in FF… is there a specific why?

Thanks since now and best regards.

• This reply was modified 12 years, 1 month ago by Alessandro Marengo. Reason: adding IE fault