Hi Rikard,
The problem appears to be with portfolio entries that use flexible masonry. As you change the window size on the browser, the image gets resized to fit (same if you zoom). On my laptop, at normal screen resolution (Ctrl-0), Firebug tells me the image size is about 232x232px – Google Page Insights reports 183x183px probably because their virtual browser has a different screen resolution.

The other thing that bothers me is that the image thumbnail being loaded is 705x705px – why not choose a thumbnail a little closer to the actual render size.

Regards
Alan

URGENT
Hi, Why I am not getting an option to start a new topic?
Not sure, so posting my problem here:

I deleted all the imported demo pages from my website, which I didn’t want. But these are still showing as error 404 in google search console.
After further investigating I found out that these deleted pages have been linked from the back-end code of the new pages/posts that I created.

I am not sure, why & how these pages got linked to new pages/posts which I created.
I want to know, how can I remove all these links from the source code of my webpages. (Is there any automated method such as export to remove the demo pages).

You can contact me on +91 99875 91800 for a screenshare of the issue, if required
Regards,
Vinod

1. Yes, I’m sure it is showing the last updated date. Here is a screen shot of the actual live page: http://screencast.com/t/ZHveknDa
Here is a screenshot showing the dates for the posts: http://screencast.com/t/wzkF0rv8CASg

Not sure if you saw my second post above, but it may provide a clue in what is wrong.

“I have installed the church demo, and see that in the demo, that the dates appear to match the original post date, and the layout shows the date near the title. I’ve compared the Grid Posts settings on the demo and my own installation, but cannot see any differences. Thanks again.”

Even if it is not a clue, I’m still curious in why the two styles for the page. I would prefer the page to be setup as in your demo so that the date appears at the top of the excerpt.
My page: http://screencast.com/t/YbqM9kv9QXH
The demo page: http://screencast.com/t/WGVRDqQxJtd

Thanks

Hi,

it works, but actually I didn’t expect it staying permanently at the bottom.
First of all, I’d like this effect with submenu only on this page and not being applied to all submenus (like here, for instance). And I’d like the submenu to stay sticky at the top, like it is now, when scrolling the page down.

That’s why I initially asked if there’s some code to add to the “Custom Css Class” in the Fullwidth Sub Menu, or maybe Color section ? My need is to put the submenu at the bottom of the picture — this is something I can’t do with 25%, 50%, 75% & 100% suggested in Color section > Section minimum height.

MEANING: like if I could use this percentage allowing me to lay down the submenu at the bottom of the welcome picture, but then scrolling at the top (under the logo area) and sticking there while visitor’s going down the page — like it is in original version.
Am I clear ?

Hi Nikko,
Thank you for your assistance. Able to get #2 fixed perfectly.
Regarding number one, it’s a bit tricky at first to see the issue but its very much there and can be seen in both firefox and chrome.
Here are two images.
This images show what happens when the user first hovers over an image. The blue bar at the top of the image. The thing is once the user hovers over it a second time, the issue corrects itself.
http://imgbox.com/viXp87WU

This image shows what happens when I select the SPAN in Firebug before it has a chance to correct itself.
http://imgbox.com/OVYhFf96

Again, once the image has been hovered over once, it seems to work which makes troubleshooting this issue hard because I have to constantly reload the page to reset the page. At this page has 7 images to hover over for slightly easer testing.
http://pclmedia.ca/ideas/

Thank you!

The function to get the Short Description to display on the category thumbnail viz.

add_action( 'woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title', 'avia_shop_overview_extra_header_div_new', 20);
function avia_shop_overview_extra_header_div_new() {
	global $post;
	$text = '<div>' .$post->post_excerpt. '</div>';
	echo $text;
}

was actually provided by Yigit, one of your Enfold Support colleagues, in response to a previous question – https://kriesi.at/support/topic/woocommerce-grid-remove-price-and-add-product-short-description-instead/#post-680083

I have modified that function by using snippets from other Enfold questions/replies to get it to show the Short Description instead of the_excerpt, so I rather hoping that someone could suggest a further tweak to fix how the Short Description is currently being displayed…?

The footer on my site includes a MailChimp signup form. Using the instructions you gave above, the form displays properly on almost every page with only the Email field and a submit button.

However, on the contact page (which has a Contact Form), the mailchimp form in the footer displays the First Name and Last Name fields, when neither of these fields are displayed on any other page on the site, thanks to the quick css code you gave me.

Any ideas?