Hi kriru,

This doesn’t actually fall under what we cover via support as its a general WordPress question. However, what you need to do is just go to Screen Options in the top right of the menus manager and check the box for Link Target so that you can choose how a link opens.

Regards,

Devin

Hi liondancetoronto,

Please do not make duplicate topics for your issues/questions. It makes it more difficult for others to search and for us to answer.

Regards,

Devin

Requested from another topic:

I'd like to link my App.net profile in the top social area of my site. Could you add App.net as an option? Their resources for developers and designers are here:

https://account.app.net/legal/assets/

Thanks for any consideration.

Hi chartier,

I’ll add the feature request to the feature request topic here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-feature-requests

Regards,

Devin

Hi!

Hi yutakaemura,

I’ve tagged the topic for Kriesi as I’m not very familiar with WPML specifically. So hopefully he will be able to answer shortly.

Regards,

Devin

Regards,

Peter

Hi theuptimizers,

Try adding the following CSS to your Quick CSS (located under the Styling Tab in the theme options) or the custom.css file in the css folder of your theme files:

.title_container .main-title {

display: none;

}

#top .title_container .breadcrumb {

left: 0;

}

Then in the theme files open and change framework>php>class-breadcrumb.php:

'delimiter' => '»'

Just change the entity name that you want to use which I believe is > .

Regards,

Devin

Hi Rob,

I’ve tagged the topic for Nick since he has been doing the majority of the changes here. However, what I would suggest trying if you just want to modify the sidebar width is removing all of your current css changes above and then changing what grid the theme uses for the page content and sidebars in your functions.php. Look for:

$avia_config['layout']['fullsize'] 		= array('content' => 'twelve alpha', 'sidebar' => 'hidden', 	 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'eleven');

$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] 	= array('content' => 'nine', 		 'sidebar' => 'three alpha' ,'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'nine');

$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_right'] = array('content' => 'nine alpha',   'sidebar' => 'three alpha', 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'nine alpha');

You can then modify the grid number used for content and sidebar. They must equal twelve in total but you can change it from using 9/3 to 8/4 easily.

Regards,

Devin

It looks like the html shiv doesn’t actually support media queries which I thought it did for some reason. Give this a try instead: http://wordpress.org/plugins/respondjs/

Which should force IE8 to recognize the media queries which will expand the width of the whole container on desktop.

The main/general issue is that the number of menu items is just too large for the default container width. So when IE fails to expand because it doesn’t support media queries your menu is just too large for the space.

The above plugin is designed to force IE8 and below to understand media queries so hopefully that fixes the issue.