Glad we could help :)

Let us know if you have any other questions or issues.

Hi theroyds,

What host is this with? I’ve not had any issues installing it via ftp with something like 30 times installing on various servers.

You can try uploading the theme in groups of files (each folder in turn) in case the server is having an issue with that long of a connection. If you have not already you can see a walk through of installing via ftp in this video I did: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927356

Regards,

Devin

Hi DigitalMedia,

Please do not make single topics for feature requests/suggestion. There is a dedicated topic for it here https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-feature-requests

Regards,

Devin

Hi frederikbf1,

I’ve moved this over to the Enfold forum since it was in the General Questions section.

There isn’t an option at the moment to add nofollow to any individual button so unfortunately there isn’t anything we can do to help on that at the moment.

For the post editing issues, I’m not sure why that would happen but if you have any active plugins try disabling them to make sure there isn’t a conflict there.

Regards,

Devin

Hi WardenCliff,

Unfortunately with wordpress there is no global reset on theme options except for deleting the database data for that specific theme. So you could re-install your wordpress database over again or just delete all your pages, posts, images, menu items and at that point re-importing the dummy data would be a somewhat soft reset.

Make sure that when you delete your posts and pages that you also clear your pages trash so that you don’t get blog-2, somepage-2 for the url pretty permalink names.

Regards,

Devin

Hi Kevin,

Can we take a look at your site live? Are you getting the same thing on the demo site: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/

The icon is generated from a font file which has full Safari, Chrome and FF support so there definitely shouldn’t be any issue.

Regards,

Devin

Hi,

Please remove the counters, they are destroying the responsive layout, shrink your browser to size of a mobile phone and you will see what I mean. Plus they look cheap compared to the nice art you have. http://www.clipular.com/c?10772149=m_QwMs071q99Vj_D1eF4bTXG-hA&f=.png

Please add this css to your /css/custom.css file to fix the empty space OR put it in your Quick CSS located in Enfold > Theme Options > Layout Styling… the text box at bottom of page:

.responsive .container .twelve.units {

top: -49px;

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You are using version 1.6 of the theme while the current version is 1.81 , please update since quite a lot has improved.

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I looked at your code. you have links with this js onclick=”window.open(this.href,’livedealer_popup’,’height=500,width=500,scrollbars=yes,menubar=no,resizable=0,status=0,titlebar=0′);return false”

That will look bad on smart phones since height is in there.

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Ok I will show you here briefly how to target the table and use media queries to resize it. We will take control away from html so your 100% width tag will be ignored, and give it to css. We will be targeting 4 screen sizes (you can add more yourself since this isn’t rocket science exactly): monitor, tablet landscape, table portrait / smartphone landscape, and smartphone portrait. Just add the code below to /css/custom.css … If your pages are pretty much the same format as this one, the code i will give will work for all pages.

.entry-content tr:nth-child(odd) {

background-color: #fbfbfb !important;

}

/*odd*/

.entry-content tr:nth-child(even) {

background-color: #e8ecee !important;

}

/* even*/

.entry-content tr:hover {

background-color: #fffbae !important;

}

/* hovering */

.entry-content table {

display:inline-table;

border:collapse;

width: auto;

}

/*

*/

@media only screen and (min-width:768px) and (max-width:989px) {

.entry-content table {

font-size:.7em;

}

.entry-content table tr td {

font-size:1.2em;

}

.responsive .container {

width:97%;

}

.responsive .container .twelve.units {

width: 99%;

}

}

/*

*/

@media only screen and (max-width:767px) {

.entry-content table {

font-size:.6em;

}

.entry-content table tr td {

font-size:1.1em;

}

.responsive .container {

width:77%;

}

.responsive .container .twelve.units {

width: 79%;

}

}

/*

*/

@media only screen and (max-width:479px) {

.entry-content table {

font-size:.6em;

}

.entry-content table tr td {

font-size:1.1em;

}

.responsive .container {

width:67%;

}

.responsive .container .twelve.units {

width: 69%;

}

}

/*

*/

You need to play with the numbers while at different screen sizes to get it just right, but you have enough there to get you started.

But I think on smartphone screen sizes, the only viable thing would be to remove about 1/2 the columns and only leave the 3-4 most relevant ones. That can also be done with css.

Thanks,

NIck