Hi,

The Twitter Widget has been disconnected due to the retirement of Twitter API v. 1.0 on June 9, and with the new API v 1.1, Twitter placed some restrictions on the distribution of its proprietary content (your tweets). I think Kriesi will either release an update or perhaps you would be better off getting a plugin to take care of Twitter

The icon you like is really a glyph, or a font and not an image, so you can add the font wherever you want in any size you want. See –> http://www.clipular.com/c?8964014=F5x1YRkE-13w_ZbugX56zyHqwro&f=.png

Thanks,

Nick

Glad that Devin got you squared away. Enjoy the theme!

Thanks,

Nick

Hi rhunecke,

There isn’t really any good way to do it with CSS that I can think of that won’t actually cause issues with the slideshow functionality itself. Your best option is to just use images that are the same size by adding them to a canvas and using specific logo images.

With space being a non issue on servers these days it really is the best option.

Regards,

Devin

Hi Martin,

Things look good now when checking on your previous link. The issue with trying to adjust images with css is that its just stretching them or compressing them which in turns loses quality.

So using a good size base image and selecting the appropriate thumbnail size is best.

Regards,

Devin

Hi Chris,

It should be doable by targeting the specific items. If you can provide a link to your site we can inspect the code that you have now and get the basic structure for you as an example.

Regards,

Devin

Hi

You’ll need to add in a new div into the header.php file. Probably just under where the header starts:

<div id='header' class=' header_color <?php avia_is_dark_bg('header_color'); echo " ".$headerMenu; ?>'>

For the footer, it will be the same concept except in the footer.php.

Regards,

Devin

Hi dekkert,

You can inspect the page using any of the browser dev tools and then target the ID for the section you want to hide.

Regards,

Devin

Hi,

I am not sure how else I can help you after showing you a way to do this. As I explained, tables are for tabular data and are not layout elements for images. If you are asking how do you make 6 columns and 1 row to become 3 columns and 2 rows on smaller screen sizes, I don’t think that is possible. My suggestion is to use a gallery since that is what is currently done. Here is a random theme to illustrate my point, about what you are trying to do with the table. http://themes.a-salah.com/bostan/new-home-2/

A border color can be easily changed with css.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Please see my answer here https://kriesi.at/support/topic/quform-inside-the-tabs#post-121288 about the qform

http://www.clipular.com/c?8869008=7mQBTJWiDUJkYv1Ub3D0914l4LI&f=.png

You need to have a transparent background image and then:

To replicate the same thing as on the links you showed, make a page. add a color section element, Make the color section background aqua color, and inside it add three 1/3 elements. In first 1/3 element add an image element with the picture of confused clock wearer, in second 1/3 element add the text , and in third 1/3 element add a button.

Now will need some css to lower the size of the area so that man’s head and shoulders are pushed out on top, and move the button down :

.avia-button-center {

margin-top: 50px !important;

}

.avia-button .avia_button_icon {

font-size: 1.3em;

}

.avia-align-center.avia_image.avia-builder-el-no-sibling {

position: absolute;

top: -160px;

}

My Settings on Page: http://i.imgur.com/nGnmkoM.png

My Settings for Color Element: http://www.clipular.com/c?8860015=YJMaD1BCoZh1eH4kFwUf6nmmLL4&f=.png

**Important, for my CSS to work, the image must be centered and the button must be centered —> My Settings for Image Element http://www.clipular.com/c?8869014=H0LGUZpSqkQ-2HIP4F_Bx62xUJc&f=.png … The same must be done when configuring the button element. or change my css to reflect your changes.

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You will definitely need to adjust the css for different screen sizes using media queries,. I suggest you use Google Developer Tools to change the css to by reusing my code but changing the numbers inside the media queries.

Thanks,

Nick