Thanks for the response guys. I tried the Stop Spammers plugin, but it can only block targeted email domains that try and register on the site. What I need is to block targeted domains from having the ability to submit their information in a form, so that the form rejects submissions from those targeted domains.

When I say form I mean like a ‘Request More Information’ form, we are having problems with fake submissions.

They did a great deal of digging, but still haven’t quite found the cause.

Currently waiting on an update of Enfold compatible with WP 3.6 – I suspect upgrading WP versions may help.

Hi Devin thanks for your answer and directions. I know exactly what i have modified in the css files directly, so is easy to put it back in the original way or even safer replace with the original file and go back as i never touched anything.

I tryed your instructions and works fine on desktop, not tested yet on mobile devices. Thanks.

Now, i want to keep tidy the code of the site so i wil preciate if you can tell me if its good to replace the theme css with the original file, and apply this modifications via Quick CSS? If the answer is “yes” exactly what i should i put in the Quick Css, besides the last piece of code you gave me.

Thanks for your support, i never in the future going to duplicate trheads, and also never touching again directly the theme css files.

Waiting for your feedback

best regards

Salvador

It seems that brute modification of layout.css makes the page title and breadcrumb section disappear:

#top .title_container .container{

padding:10px 0;

min-height: 56px;

display: none;

}

Probably with this the whole thing disappears site-wide.

Hi Ismael,

Thanks for your response. A couple of issues remain unresolved.

1) Change the social icons colour. That code worked. But I think I misphrased my question. What I wanted to know was how to change the background colour of the social icons. By changing the colour of the top header I realised that the background of the social icons must be transparent. How do I change the background to a particular colour? What I would like to do is set the background to be the colour that is currently displayed in hover mode. I found this code amongst the forum posts:

.social_bookmarks .rss:hover {

background-color: #FFA133;

}

.social_bookmarks .facebook:hover {

background-color: #37589B;

}

.social_bookmarks .twitter:hover {

background-color: #46D4FE;

}

.social_bookmarks .mail:hover {

background-color: #9FAE37;

}

.social_bookmarks .dribbble:hover {

background-color: #E44885;

}

.social_bookmarks .linkedin:hover {

background-color: #419CCA;

}

.social_bookmarks .search:hover {

background-color: #222222;

}

.social_bookmarks .gplus:hover {

background-color: #DE5A49;

}

#top .social_bookmarks li:hover a {

background: url(“../images/layout/icon-social-reflect.png”) no-repeat scroll 0 top transparent;

}

So I have all the colour numbers I need. Just need to know what I need to do make the current hover colours the ‘normal’ background colour.

2. Changing the icon colour in icon lists.

I had already found and tried the code you suggested elsewhere on the support forum and it doesn’t work. The icons in the icon list remain grey after I put the code in Quick CSS. Again I may have misphrased it. What I want to change the colour of is the circle surrounding the icon in an icon list, which I guess, again, is regarded as a background colour. So where the icons are surround by a grey background by default, I’d like them to match the colour of the icon background used in the icon box with my chosen theme style (ie Boxed Blue)

3. This is a kind of variation of the second question in that I’d like to change the individual background colour of the social icons used in an icon list, so that twitter is twitter blue, Facebook facebook blue, flickr pink, instagram brown, email green etc etc. At the moment they are all #d0d0d0 I’ve added it as an image at the bottom of this page (www.mytribetravels.com) so you can see what I’m trying to do.

5. While you’re there, I seem to be getting a strange single pixel white line underneath the main image at the top. It’s a full-width easy slider and the same issue arises every time I use a full-width easy slider ie. twice on this page (http://mytribetravels.com/about/)

Cheers

Peter

Thanks Ismael, but i’ve already done that…. My global settings are as follows:

Slider width: 1800px

Slider height: 150px

Responsive: Disabled

Full-width slider: Enabled

Responsive under: 0px (only because of the advice next to this setting – “Important! If you enter a value higher than 0, the normal responsive mode will be switched off automatically!”

Layers Container: 1200px

It works the way it’s supposed to in Chrome and FF at 100% zoom only… I’m still experiencing problems, in particular, when the screen is resized (layout breaks – elements overlap or are incomplete)

I have made slight modifications since my last post including:

1. adding height and width dimensions using css i.e width:200px; height:150px; opacity: .40;

2. transferred the above dimensions into the “padding” fields

3. transferred all field entries into css i.e width:200px; height:150px; margin-left: 200px; margin-top: 0px; background-color: #000; opacity: .40; – inconsistent results

4. targeted each layer element in Quick css and added the appropriate css styling

5. used <div><span> and HTML

None of these corrected and of the issues in any significant way…

Lastly, and most importantly, further testing concluded that, DISABLING the Responsive setting fixed nearly every single issue that I was experiencing except when the screen is resized (layout breaks – elements overlap or are incomplete).

So is there a fix so that someone using Firefox can actually see a video hosted using your video player?

Or is there a fix so I can embed the HTML code and it’ll actually show using your advanced layer?

Seems weird that your video player wouldn’t show a video on one of the top browsers (roughly 20% of web traffic).

So is there anything I can do?