not sure what my issue is here but if you can take a look I sure would appreciate it. The pic in the middle is is taking precedence at top and the other two columns are starting where the pic ends.

There was a thread open for this but it closed and my replies weren’t answered. I am trying to put the logo on top as suggested in the other thread but it didn’t act as it should.

Hello, I am using the header with bottom navigation and the logo is too small so I entered the code that was on the FAQ on Envato (Is there a way to make the header taller and fixed in height?) and made the height 150 which works for the logo but it stretches the bottom navigation, making it taller. How can I keep the bottom navigation the same and keep the area with the logo at 150?

#header_main .container, .main_menu ul:first-child > li > a {
height: 150px  !important;
line-height: 120px  !important;
}

html.fixed_header #main {
padding-top: 120px;
}

Screenshot image of problem:
http://i.imgur.com/ge1OFTu.jpg

I searched for this problem on here but didn’t find anything that worked. Thanks for the help.

• This topic was modified 12 years, 1 month ago by mestech.

Hi!

As many others I want to edit the 404. I read the topics here in the support where you tell in 1 sentence to “edit 404.php in the “enfold folder”

So I find within the php the code:

<?php 
				do_action('avia_404_extra'); // allows user to hook into 404 page fr extra functionallity. eg: send mail that page is missing, output additional information
			?>

Would be great that s.o would explain what to do when I want to hook in the page like the 404.php saya.

Thanx a lot!

Stefan

Hallo,
habe im Forum folgende Anleitung gefunden und verwendet, leider ohne Erfolg:

1) Please go to the wordpress dashboard and select “English” from the language switcher (admin bar at the top). Then go to Pages > Add New and add a blog page to your website. Then save the page and translate it to Italian.
2) Go to Enfold > Theme Options and select the blog page for your “English” website. Then click the “Save Options” button. Afterwards select “Italian” from the language switcher and configure your blog page for the “Italian” website (select the page you created when you translated the “English” blog page – see 1). Save the settings and now both pages are blog pages and connected to each other.

Die Blogs der drei Sprachen sind nach wie vor nicht miteinander verknüpft – alle weiteren Seiten und Portfolio-Einträge funktionieren einwandfrei, woran könnte dies liegen?
http://glanzhof.de

Gruss
Peter