Hi!

Yes, but it’s better to use the shortcode because if you upload a custom font the font family can be different. Kriesi uses the css code for some standard icons only. It’s also more user friendly because for the css solution you need to know the character code of the icon whereas the shortcode generator will take care of it and display the icons in a grid and you can simply select them with a click.

Best regards,
Peter

Hi!

I posted a solution for the menu here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/best-way-to-add-icons-to-the-top-level-menu/
If you want to embed the icon into the php code you can use following code

echo av_icon('ue802', 'entypo-fontello');

The first parameter is the icon character code (you can use fontello.com to find it – just select the icon and click on “Customize Codes” to find out which code is used to display the icon) and the second parameter tells Enfold which font family should be used for the icon (by default it’s entypo-fontello).

Cheers!
Peter

Hey!

Yes, we’ll include this fix.

Cheers!
Peter

Hi pharefm!

Afaik the new icon font system does not allow you to add an icon this way because the user can upload custom font sets and Kriesi uses the data attribute to select the right font set. I’d suggest to use the “icon” shortcode to add an icon to the menu title/link. Right now the menu title does not support shortcodes but we’ll add this feature in the next version. For now you need to modify /wp-content/themes/enfold/includes/helper-responsive-megamenu.php manually – open up the file and replace

$heading_title = $title;

with

$heading_title = do_shortcode($title);

and

$item_output .= $args->link_before . apply_filters( 'the_title', $item->title, $item->ID ) . $args->link_after;

with

$item_output .= $args->link_before . do_shortcode(apply_filters('the_title', $item->title, $item->ID)) . $args->link_after;

and then you should be able to use the icon shortcodes in the menu title field too. Use the “Magic wand” to generate the icon shortcode.

Best regards,
Peter

Hi!

You can use the single-product class to change the top value for single product pages only. Use the code Ismael posted above and change the top value if necessary and then add following code to it:

#top.single-product .onsale {
top: -220px;
}

to use another top value for single pages.

By the way why it doesnt displayed like this image :

Because the plugin itself doesn’t contain any styling code but it will take care of the php/html code. It’s up to the theme author to style it. The screenshot/mockup just shows how WooThemes styled it with one of their themes but they’re also using different styles for different themes. There’s no standard whatsoever.

Regards,
Peter

As posted before:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/weird-rollover-issue-on-update/

Currently using 2.3.1. It’s not a mission critical issue, just an annoying one.

Thanks,
Chad

This fixes the issue. I hope the fix is included in the next minor version.