Hi zedduo,

Just as a general fyi our queue system goes by oldest posted topic or response within a topic to the newest. So each time you bump it actually pushed your topic to the end of our queue and not the front.

I don’t know of any parameters for the target within a shortcode so I’ve tagged Kriesi on the topic to see if there is already something in place for it.

Regards,

Devin

Hi sitadi,

This will do it but keep in mind it will also remove any text excerpt as well since there is not difference in the code for the two:

#top .ajax_search_excerpt {

display: none;

}

Regards,

Devin

Hi Adrian,

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:

#top .main_menu .menu li > a {

padding-top: 20px;

}

Regards,

Devin

Hi ramontessmann,

Our support queue works by the last updated topic to the most recent so each time you self respond it actually takes us longer to answer a topic since it moves to the end of our queue.

For #1, I don’t know how that whole tab/form section is set up but the plugins inline style is preventing the tab from being hidden on the first tab. I don’t see any indication of what is causing it to only happen on that individual tab however you could hack a fix with:

#top.page-id-1378 #iphorm-outer-51d87b890da88 {

visibility: hidden !important;

}

#top.page-id-1378 .active_tab_content #iphorm-outer-51d87b890da88 {

visibility: visible !important;

}

This will only work on this page and for that specific tab however.

#2 – I’ve addressed this in another topic with the same question. Please do not post multiple topics with the same questions as it makes it harder for us to answer things.

#3 – I’m not getting the same visual issue but you can use any of the other header styles if your logo doesn’t work well with the fixed header menu layout.

#4 – I tested the logo in IE8 and didn’t have any issues with it just now. Perhaps its a OS specific issue as I’m running it on windows 7 but I don’t think any of the support crew has anything other than the newest mac OS and Windows7+ to test on.

#5 – I don’t know what this is or see any button in the bottom of the site.

Regards,

Devin

I am not getting the same results. Did you try re-building that page? Have you updated to the 1.7.1 release?

Hi ramontessmann,

The css from dekkert should help but please remember that we do *not* offer support on third party plugins or customizing the output of those plugins.

In this case, you can 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:

.iphorm-element-text {

margin-bottom: 0px !important;

}

Which will force the bottom of the input text to have a smaller margin than what the theme has elsewhere.

Regards,

Devin

Hi Agnes,

I’m getting the same thing on my test install as well but not getting it in any other theme. Not sure what the conflict could be so I’ll need to tag Kriesi on the topic and have him take a look at it.

Regards,

Devin

You can send the information to my email at DevinVinson (at) gmail.com. Make sure to include a link to this topic so that my spam filter doesn’t grab it :)

Hi Andy,

If the issue continues when the site is live we can take a look. Or if you have it on a stable test and want to make a new topic for it we can check there as well.

Just make sure to include a link to the relevant site when you make a new post describing the issue.

I’m going to close this topic for now so that it doesn’t get further off topic and a big long extended thread.

Regards,

Devin

Hi,

Bad idea. Database has a lot of things hardcoded in there including your local domain name and other things.

1. There are a number of ways to do this. The easiest would be for you to move all the files. then you would need to go into Settings > General (this is on your local install) and change the WordPress Address (URL) and the Site Address (URL) to your live site. and save. The theme will immediately stop working (since its on your local computer) and that’s when you immediately export it as SQL and reimport it on your live site.

Allowing wordpress to change the url itself is much cleaner than messing around the database and counting the number of characters in domain names in multiple tables.

2. You need to use the exact same salts as you been using on your local development. What are salts? Those encrypted looking random keys inside your wp-config.php file since they are used everywhere in the database. In fact just take your entire wp-config.php , change the database, password to your live server, but leave the 8 salts as they were. This is important or you will get errors , in fact errors identical to the ones you are getting.

Also before doing that (which should be the very last thing you do), you should run some database optimizer plugins, as well as plugin for transient optimisation. Also remove every single revision. Basically cut the fat off the database and then change those urls save and go into phpmyadmin to export as sql (with insert commands overwrite)

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

What you describe sounds close to the fixed header with social icons and top second menu. Have you tried all 5 headers in Enfold > (Theme Options) > Headers?

If you want something different, can you take a snapshot and move things around in some graphic software so we can see what’s on your mind?

Thanks,

Nick

As I said above, at the very smallest mobile resolution the cart stops responding to the width in order for it to not get too squished to read. So if you use the link above in iphone 4/5 there is no issue but when you get down to the ~340 pixel width the table stops reducing in size and instead expands to give better readability.