Take a look here:

https://kriesi.at/support/topic/accordion-since-enfold-21-update-accordion-initial-open-item-is-not-working#post-139264

Hi Andrew

I would try the following, assuming you are using the bottom nav area:

– within Appearance > Menus in your main menu, open the screen options tab at the top of the screen.

– check the option for showing advanced menu properties CSS Classes

– toggle open each menu item and add unique names to each menu item, eg. menu-investment-banking

– save your menu

Then by whichever CSS method you use, something like the following might be a good start. An issue is that the widths will be fixed, and you’ll have to set it for each instance of the forced smaller widths, by duplicating the last declaration block of the code below for each new double-lined list item:

#header_main_alternate.container_wrap,

#header_main_alternate.container_wrap .container,

.menu-main-menu-container,

ul#menu-main-menu {

height: 40px!important;

}



ul#menu-main-menu>li,

ul#menu-main-menu>li>a {

height: 40px!important;

line-height: 40px!important;/*change this line-height to suit the single word nav - smaller number will raise it upward */

}



ul#menu-main-menu>li.menu-travel-management > a {

width: 100px!important;

line-height: 16px!important;

padding-top: 4px!important;

height: 40px!important;

}

cheers

Darryl

Maybe you need to add another subset to the font ( see https://kriesi.at/support/topic/google-fotns-with-extended-latin-subset and https://developers.google.com/fonts/docs/getting_started#Subsets ).

You just need to add the code I posted in the thread to functions.php and replace “Open Sans” with your font name. I’m pretty sure that &subset=latin,latin-ext is what you need for ‘ê’ but if it doesn’t work try another subset.

Yes, this is a bug in the latest version. A temp. fix can be found here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/accordion-since-enfold-21-update-accordion-initial-open-item-is-not-working#post-139180 and we’ll also fix it in the next version for everyone.

1) Yes, open up related-posts.php and replace

$tags               = wp_get_post_tags($this_id);

with

$tags 				= wp_get_object_terms( $post->ID, 'portfolio_entries');

and

$my_query = get_posts(

array(

'tag__in' => $tag_ids,

'post_type' => get_post_type($this_id),

'showposts'=>$postcount, 'ignore_sticky_posts'=>1,

'orderby'=>'rand',

'post__not_in' => array($this_id))

);

with

if(get_post_type($this_id) == 'portfolio'){

$my_query = get_posts(

array(

'tax_query' => array(

array(

'taxonomy' => 'portfolio_entries',

'field' => 'id',

'terms' => $tag_ids

)

),

'post_type' => get_post_type($this_id),

'showposts'=>$postcount, 'ignore_sticky_posts'=>1,

'orderby'=>'rand',

'post__not_in' => array($this_id))

);

}else{

$my_query = get_posts(

array(

'category__in' => $tag_ids,

'showposts'=>$postcount, 'ignore_sticky_posts'=>1,

'orderby'=>'rand',

'post__not_in' => array($this_id))

);

}

2) If you want to limit the post navigation to the current category you can use following code;

add_filter('avia_post_nav_categories', 'use_same_category_filter');

function use_same_category_filter($same_category)

{

$same_category = true;

return $same_category;

}

– insert it at the bottom of functions.php. This code will only work for standard posts and it doesn’t support portfolio entries/post at the moment. This is indeed a bug in the software but not in our “software” or theme code but it’s a wordpress core bug/limitation: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/is-it-possible-to-create-two-completely-seperate-portfolios#post-108132