es ist halt bei der DSGVO so, dass sobald du auch nur eine Kontaktmöglichkeit anbietest ( Telefon; E-Mail etc. ) – muss das eben vorhanden sein.
Das machen sehr viele falsch, die glauben eine sogenannte Visitenkarten-Seite im Netz platzieren zu können.

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und bei den Sprachen, die hyphenate bedient, hast du das manuell eingestellt? Ist aus performance gründen schon besser.
Ausserdem siehst du ja anhand meiner Beispielseite, dass bei breiten Screens ja auch kein Unterschied zu sehen ist. Hast du mal deine Seitenbreite ( durch verkleinern des Browserfensters ) verkleinert?

Hast du nachdem du Hyphenate installiert hast – alle Cache geleert ( Browser Cache ) in Enfold – falls du das aktiviert hast das Merging aktualisiert ( unter Performance ) – hast du Performance Plugins laufen? dort auch die Cache erneuern.

Vielleicht schickst du mir mal das Seitenpasswort (also nicht die WP Zugänge) via E-Mail ( alles unter meinem Nick – bzw siehst ja die Testseite )

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wei man ein plugin installiert weißt du! Mein Vorschlag für Günters Plugin war halt nur, dass man da nicht drei Rauten vor und nach den Einsetzungen macht sondern nur eine. Und eben die Liste erweitert – da es so viele schöne html entities gibt die man nutzen könnte.
zB ist das nonbreaking hyphen (geschützter Bindestrich) auch in der deutschen Sprache wichtig um zu verhindern, dass diese Worte bei Zeilenumbruch getrennt werden. ( z.B. bei 100 % – gehört einfach ein Leerzeichen hin – oder besser vielleicht ein dreiviertel Geviert Leerzeichen; soll aber wohl nicht im Zeilenumbruch getrennt werden – daher meine #nbhyp# Ergänzung in dem Plugin.
Hier kannst du meine Veränderungen sehen – pastebin: Link
und hier das installierbare zip file downloaden: https://webers-testseite.de/avia-special-characters.zip

Ab da kannst Du dann überall für diese Zeichen das Pendent einsetzen. In allen ALB Elementen wo der Kontent gesetzt wird – aber auch in der Textblock eingabe. #shy# setzt dann ein softhyphen.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Guenni007.

it is a wordpress – no it is a browser related question – if there are titles – browsers will show tooltip after some time.
to simply remove all titles from images :

function custom_remove_title_script() { 
?>
<script>
(function($){
    $("img").hover(function(){
      $(this).removeAttr("title");
    });  
  })(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'custom_remove_title_script');

but even this you had to know how to insert it.

if content is missing after activating a child-theme – then there is something wrong with the installation from you.
i tried to explain it even for noobs how to. And linked the description to the docu with even a film to explain.
Maybe you let a mod do this for you.

Otherwise you can insert it to parent-theme functions.php ( it is in enfold folder ) and on that file there is a comment at the bottom of that file:

/*
 *  register custom functions that are not related to the framework but necessary for the theme to run
 */

after that – and before the last command ( require_once( 'functions-enfold.php' );) i would place that code.

can you try this in your child-theme functions.php:

ok i had to show you the image of that snippet, because boardsoft will allways transform the included entities to the signs:
you had to type it your own:
( click to enlarge )

or copy&paste from pastebin: https://pastebin.com/k0f385TJ

by the way – that does not come from enfold – it is a wordpress based style. from media.php and function is : wp_underscore_playlist_templates

Sometimes reading is first step to learning. Everything is well documented even on enfold docu: Link

if you like to change parent-theme functions.php ( not functions-enfold.php – never said something else ) – you had to be very carefull –
first with the place you insert that snippet – then you always had to do that – each time enfold updates – because that file will be overwritten by the update. So my recommendation is : child-theme
Next : as mentiond above it is the themes root directory – and you see it on the image above: child-theme is selected on ftp and the files in it are: style.css, functions.php and screenshot.png

first to know : as one of the central files – the functions.php is in the root directory of your theme !
And : child-theme can have its own functions.php ( same as above directly in root direcctory of the child-theme
if you got a child-theme : parent-theme and child-theme are siblings:

Actually, you cannot destroy an existing installation by setting up a child theme. Because you can always go back and activate the parent theme.

When you have installed ( uploaded the child-theme folder to your themes directory – on Dashboard – Themes there will be two enfold themes. One is marked as Child-Theme.

After Activation of the child-theme – go to (now) Enfold-Child Options :
on Import/Export Tab there is on top the button: “Import Parent Theme Settings” – click
This will take your settings from the parent-theme to your child-theme – including quick css entries and all the other settings.
It is not always the case that this does not work right away. If this is the case for you, please contact us again.

To your fundamental question – where to insert that snippets ( code provided above )
First of all, I recommend using a child theme; this has many more advantages than disadvantages from my point of view. The child theme initially takes over all the properties of the parent theme until it develops its own properties.
Hence the naming. A child theme actually only comes in the form of a style.css in which it is declared to which parent it belongs.
If you download the prefabricated child theme from Enfold, you will see three files in the zip file – the mentioned style.css – a screenshot, so that you can directly recognize the affiliation to the parent theme in the dashboard / themes, and a quasi empty functions.php.
This central file is also a great exception, as it is one of the few files that is not intended as a replacement for the parent theme elements, but as an addendum. This is where such code snippets belong ( without deleting the introductory <?php )
There are snippets that will overwrite parent-theme instructions – but then they have to be coded that way. The most snippets only do change or add new abilities.

Accordingly, this child theme does not require an update in the proper sense. Occasionally, however, it needs to be reworked, in case of major changes within the parent theme or WordPress.
Therefore, it is advisable to add comments to the added code snippets, which make it easier to understand the origin and meaning of the change even after years.

In a php file you can implement this in two ways:
Either you surround the comment :

/***  a comment here 
* without any influence 
to the code snipptet itself ***/

or for a one-liner by prefixing it with :

//   a comment here without any influence to the code snipptet itself

on that snippet above you see the the new function got a name – This name can be chosen arbitrarily; it is better to recognize directly what it is about. This function is then added to the theme via a so-called “hook” by add_action.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Guenni007.

Personally, I was only bothered by the galleries with previews.
https://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-2017/elements/gallery/
If you hover a little bit over the thumbnails, an Enfold Tooltip and the WordPress Tooltip will be shown at the same time. Therefore my solution to hover the Titles in a Substitute Title ( org_title ) to cache.

there is a simpler method to remove all titles – but then as mentioned above – the seo aspect will be ignored – and if you decide to show on an image a lightbox – the title is missing in the bottom-bar of the lightbox.