Hi,

I have the same problem as all of the above. How do I get the Enfold contact form working?

/ Theo

https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-showcase/#post-116454

very nice Medienvirus – but this is Jupiter Theme – isn’t it ?

• This reply was modified 12 years, 2 months ago by Guenni007.

Hi!

Ah, ok. Your first question was a bit confusing because you talked about the “shopping cart” which is not the shop page. If you want to set the shop page as front page go to Enfold > Theme Options and select the “Shop” page as front page. If the shop doesn’t show up on the front page go to Settings > Reading and tick “Static front page” and select the shop page from the dropdown.

Cheers!
Peter

Hi!

You can ignore the “theme specific plugins” – they won’t be affected by the child theme.

Anything else I should watch out for??
Yes,

1) Import the parent theme settings after you switched to the child theme (Enfold > Theme Options).
2) You must configure the menu location again (Appearance > Menus) because WordPress saves it with the theme name and the child theme has a different name.

Regards,
Peter

Hey!

Nein, die @media print Anweisung ersetzt das zusätzliche Stylesheet. Daher der Code der sich in eurem print stylesheet befindet, kommt einfach zwischen

@media print { 

und

}

hinein. Wie bereits oben gesagt verfügt Enfold derzeit nicht über print friendly CSS Code, daher wenn ihr selbst keinen CSS Code für die Anpassung für Drucker habt (den ihr einfügen könntet), dann bringt euch eine solche Anpassung nichts. Ihr müsstet erst selbst den passenden CSS Code erstellen und diesen dann nach @media print einfügen.

Cheers!
Peter

Hi!

Ismaels code should solve the issue: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/pricing-table-issue/#post-218571

If you don’t want to change the height of all tables I recommend to insert this code at the bottom of functions.php

add_theme_support('avia_template_builder_custom_css');

Afterwards Enfold will show a “custom css class” field for each template builder element and you can use this css class to set a different table height for a certain table. I.e. insert “mytable” into the css class field and use some css code:

.mytable .pricing-table>li {
min-height: 70px;
}

to change the height.

Cheers!
Peter

Ismal,
I fixed it by using:
.avia-center-col > .avia-image-container img{width:100%;}
What do you think about it?

Hi derbjoern!

1) Bzgl Responsive Lightbox kann ich leider nicht weiterhelfen. Ich kenne das Plugin nicht und weiß auch nicht, wie und ob es mit Enfold verwendet werden kann. Ich habe hier: http://www.mediafire.com/?05ho02ecut516hu ein Child Theme für fancybox erstellt. Möglicherweise hilft euch das irgendwie weiter.

2) Versucht einmal folgenden Code in das Quick CSS Feld einzufügen:

#top .avia-slideshow li img {
width: auto;
}

– dadurch sollten die Bilder ihre Originalweite behalten.

Regards,
Peter

Hi Ismael.
I added your css code but nothing happened.
I know that it’s crucial to set max-width for images placed in tables or megamenu somehow. Is there a more effective bugfix for that?

I suggest something like: adding to image shortcode window the ability to set image width o height.

*** UPDATE ***
I noticed what follows: base.css, row 152, if I deactivate max-width:100%, even Chrome behaves like IE o FF.
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*** LAST EDIT ***
I need to know how to solve issue in table, not only in megamenu. Thanks!
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Waiting for your kind reply.
Thanks and best regards.

• This reply was modified 12 years, 2 months ago by Alessandro Marengo.

Hey!

1) Yes, the child theme functions.php loads first, then all parent theme files will be loaded.

2) Yes exactly. WordPress loads just the functions.php file. An exception is made for the template files (single.php, page.php, header.php, footer.php and the “loop-XXX” files in the enfold/includes folder.

4) If you overwrite entire functions (by adding them to the child theme functions.php) or if you overwrite template files (like header.php, footer.php) you’re right. In this case you must check if we updated the file in the parent theme folder and if yes you must also update your child theme. The advantage is that you know which files you modified (because all changes can be found in the child theme folder) and often you don’t need to update files because many updates do not touch the template files or framework functions.

Best regards,
Peter