I may correct this, but you need some work-around with CSS/HTML. If you enable the debug-feature of Enfold, you’ll get a simple textarea below the builder. So you may add an own wrapper around your iconbox-element having a unique id (or class). This way, you are able to address only the iconboxes in context and give it a simple display:none. A global overwrite will look like this:

.main_color.iconbox_top .iconbox_icon {display:none;}

If you wrap some iconboxes with a specific div like .my-boxes, it should look like

.my-boxes .iconbox_icon {display:none;}

In case you like to keep the small square box on top, this gets a lil bit nifty. You have to overwrite the selected icon using jQuery. Otherwise you may set the color of the icon to the background itself… ;)

I’ll have to create a work-around a bit further than that – my customer want’s some own icons (graphical)…. :(

PS: Adding an empty icon the the typo-listing is also an option – but I’ll leave this to the support team.

Add the ability to change the URL that uses #tab-id. Using the #tab-id in the URL is not user friendly or SEO friendly for that matter. Please consider an option to the tab element where we can add our own tab name? This is a show-stopper for us as the tab-id does not identify the actual content of the page, especially for SEO. Thanks.

Hey!

See https://kriesi.at/support/topic/ability-to-add-custom-css-icons#post-122156

Best regards,

Peter

See https://kriesi.at/support/topic/custom-font-with-cyrillic-symbols – you can add a new font or overwrite an existing font – a list of all supported fonts can be found in wp-contentthemesenfoldincludesadminregister-admin-options.php

'Alice'=>'Alice',

'Allerta'=>'Allerta',

'Arvo'=>'Arvo',

'Antic'=>'Antic',



'Bangers'=>'Bangers',

'Bitter'=>'Bitter',



'Cabin'=>'Cabin',

'Cardo'=>'Cardo',

'Carme'=>'Carme',

'Coda'=>'Coda',

'Coustard'=>'Coustard',

'Gruppo'=>'Gruppo',



'Damion'=>'Damion',

'Dancing Script'=>'Dancing Script',

'Droid Sans'=>'Droid Sans',

'Droid Serif'=>'Droid Serif',



'EB Garamond'=>'EB Garamond',



'Fjord One'=>'Fjord One',



'Inconsolata'=>'Inconsolata',



'Josefin Sans' => 'Josefin Sans',

'Josefin Slab'=>'Josefin Slab',



'Kameron'=>'Kameron',

'Kreon'=>'Kreon',



'Lobster'=>'Lobster',

'League Script'=>'League Script',



'Mate SC'=>'Mate SC',

'Mako'=>'Mako',

'Merriweather'=>'Merriweather',

'Metrophobic'=>'Metrophobic',

'Molengo'=>'Molengo',

'Muli'=>'Muli',



'Nobile'=>'Nobile',

'News Cycle'=>'News Cycle',



'Open Sans'=>'Open Sans:400,600',

'Orbitron'=>'Orbitron',

'Oswald'=>'Oswald',



'Pacifico'=>'Pacifico',

'Poly'=>'Poly',

'Podkova'=>'Podkova',

'PT Sans'=>'PT Sans',



'Quattrocento'=>'Quattrocento',

'Questrial'=>'Questrial',

'Quicksand'=>'Quicksand',



'Raleway'=>'Raleway',



'Salsa'=>'Salsa',

'Sunshiney'=>'Sunshiney',

'Signika Negative'=>'Signika Negative',



'Tangerine'=>'Tangerine',

'Terminal Dosis'=>'Terminal Dosis',

'Tenor Sans'=>'Tenor Sans',



'Varela Round'=>'Varela Round',



'Yellowtail'=>'Yellowtail',

Eg if you want to use Open Sans with “Latin Extended subset” characters add following code to the bottom of functions.php:

add_filter( 'avf_google_heading_font',  'avia_add_heading_font');

function avia_add_heading_font($fonts)

{

$fonts['Open Sans'] = 'Open Sans:400,700,400italic,700italic&subset=latin,latin-ext';

return $fonts;

}



add_filter( 'avf_google_content_font',  'avia_add_content_font');

function avia_add_content_font($fonts)

{

$fonts['Open Sans'] = 'Open Sans:400,700,400italic,700italic&subset=latin,latin-ext';

return $fonts;

}

Note: Not all google fonts support all subsets. You can search for fonts which support “latin extended” characters here: http://www.google.com/fonts/

I tested the button several times now and it worked for me all the time. However I noticed that it will reload the same page if you don’t enter a postcode value. The “This field is required.” message is partly hidden under the white input field and you might want to change its position. Btw – please add the javascript code to a js file (eg to http://my-boiler.info/wp-content/themes/enfold/js/avia.js ) and don’t add it directly into the html source code because the wpautop filter might mess up the javascript code.

Hi!

See https://kriesi.at/support/topic/looking-for-recommendation-on-swyn-plugin

Regards,

Peter

1) The footer code is quite different because we added some new functions & options to the footer (eg you’re now able to hide the widget columns or the socket (copyright area) on individual pages) and it’s probably not possible to copy/paste the old code without breaking these features. I’d recommend to ask your developer to check the new footer.php code and to rewrite his code if necessary.

2) Yes, you can change the icon hover color with following code – insert it into the quick css field

#top .social_bookmarks_rss:hover	   a{color:#fff; background-color:#ffa133; }

#top .social_bookmarks_facebook:hover  a{color:#fff; background-color:#37589b; }

#top .social_bookmarks_twitter:hover   a{color:#fff; background-color:#46d4fe; }

#top .social_bookmarks_mail:hover      a{color:#fff; background-color:#9fae37; }

#top .social_bookmarks_dribbble:hover  a{color:#fff; background-color:#e44885; }

#top .social_bookmarks_linkedin:hover  a{color:#fff; background-color:#419cca; }

#top .social_bookmarks_search:hover    a{color:#fff; background-color:#222222; }

#top .social_bookmarks_gplus:hover     a{color:#fff; background-color:#de5a49; }

#top .social_bookmarks_behance:hover   a{color:#fff; background-color:#008cfa; }

#top .social_bookmarks_flickr:hover    a{color:#fff; background-color:#ff0086; }

#top .social_bookmarks_forrst:hover    a{color:#fff; background-color:#234317; }

#top .social_bookmarks_myspace:hover   a{color:#fff; background-color:#000000; }

#top .social_bookmarks_tumblr:hover    a{color:#fff; background-color:#345574; }

#top .social_bookmarks_vimeo:hover     a{color:#fff; background-color:#31baff; }

#top .social_bookmarks_youtube:hover   a{color:#fff; background-color:#a72b1d; }

#top .social_bookmarks_pinterest:hover a{color:#fff; background-color:#cb2027; }

#top .social_bookmarks_skype:hover 	   a{color:#fff; background-color:#12a5f4; }

#top .social_bookmarks_instagram:hover a{color:#fff; background-color:#a67658; }

You can change the social icons bar color with

.header_color .container_wrap_meta {

background: #f8f8f8;

}

I’ve found: http://wpml.org/forums/topic/ajax-call-is-not-localized/ and probably this helps you. Open up functions-enfold.php and replace

$items .= '<li id="menu-item-search" class="noMobile menu-item menu-item-search-dropdown"><a href="?s=" data-avia-search-tooltip="'.$form.'">'.$avia_config['font_icons']['search'].'</a></li>';

with

$items .= '<li id="menu-item-search" class="noMobile menu-item menu-item-search-dropdown"><a href="?lang='.ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE.'&s=" data-avia-search-tooltip="'.$form.'">'.$avia_config['font_icons']['search'].'</a></li>';

Then replace

if(empty($_REQUEST['s'])) die();

with

if(empty($_REQUEST['s'])) die();

if(!empty($_REQUEST['lang']))

{

global $sitepress;

$sitepress->switch_lang($_REQUEST['lang'], true);

}