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Hi,
My website suddenly appears with Enfold’s logo and header on the right side of my menu. I have hidden the logo and breadcrumbs and it properly goes away when I am logged into WordPress but shows up again LIVE. I also added the following code to the Styling Menu: .logo {
visibility: hidden !important;
}I was told that this may be related to a recent update.
Can you kindly assist.
Thank-you.
visibility : hidden only hides the logo – but the dimensions stay with it . It is in the position and it is in height and witdth there !
display : none is the way to get rid of it!
but think of responsive case too:.responsive .logo { display: none }if you want to get rid of whole header i have to see life site link – because i don’t know what kind of header you are choosing on enfold options.
Sometimes the nav is in header_main_alternate etc.let me start with I am a beginner………
what do I need to send to have you look at the live site link? I gave you the url and the username and password to WordPress Admin.
thank-you.
i’m participant as you – but if there is no secret about your page link ( not the admin login) you can post it here .
if so – you don’t want to make it public ( the frontend ) you have to wait til mods are here.but did you try the alternative code and see what happend ?
By the way – if you start with a demo installation sometimes there is a logo set on Enfold – Header – Transparency options.
This logo is visible if you have set on page/post edit the transparency or transparent & glassy option. On these pages the alternative logo is visible. – And if there is still the demo logo in – it will be shown.Hey Guenni007,
That was it. I changed each setting to transparent/glassy option. Any idea why the Enfold logo still shows on the blog page?
Thank-you.
Can you assist me with the following: The menu color settings on my website when I am signed onto Word Press do not coincide with settings out on the web. I have cleared cache. I have provided my signon information.
here is my url: https://www/lindabradleycounseling.comThank-you.
on scroll with shrinking header it goes to the non transparent option so
it must be in the enfold options page – theme options – Logojust do in quick css:
.responsive .logo { display: none; }hmmmm, I did that already! See previous thread. The css you gave me the second time has an additional semicolon so I added it to the CSS but still no luck.
The Enfold logo is still on the blog page. Frustrating. It is GONE on my webpage in WordPress but shows up on the web.
There is also something wonky going on because my menu font is black in WordPress but white out on the web. Same thing for footer menu colors, etc. Brown in WordPress but black out on the web. I’ve looked up caching issues on WordPress etc. and my settings and can’t solve it.
And it is entirely invisible on a phone.
Thank-you for any other trouble shooting tips you can provide.
Hi lsbcouncil7,
The logo is not there anymore. You can adjust the colors now in theme options. Footer is white.
Best regards,
Victoriathe last rule in a css don’t need a semicolon – only in between rules to separate it. So this with only one thing inbetween the curly brackets has no influence
where did you insert the rule ?
i don’t see the rule in your css!
you have a minimizer on start : please empty all cache datasThis code is absolutely in my quick CSS! Maybe we’re looking in two different places. I put it in general styling quick CSS. Not sure where or what you were looking at.
im looking to this :
https://www.lindabradleycounseling.com/wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia/enfold_child.cssand now i see it – there must be a missing bracket or something like that.
can you please insert it with an important !
.responsive .logo { display: none !important }and see if it helps better.
Clear the cache of your minimizer after itdid you change some settings via advanced styling?
we had here the case that someone inserted a color with two ## – and that leads to a conflicthave you made any changes to other css (custom.css etc.) ?
im wondering about bglogo class on your logo – and i guess it comes if there is no logo in the enfold options dialog.
enter a logo there or try:.bg-logo { display:none !important }thats it: functions-set-avia-frontend.php on line 475ff
/**
* return the logo of the theme. if a logo was uploaded and set at the backend options panel display it
* otherwise display the logo file linked in the css file for the .bg-logo class
* @return string the logo + url
*/I added your CSS code above but still Enfold logo is on the blog. This website was behaving beautifully but went haywire on me last Thursday. Maybe WordPress updated or something.
Font colors and background colors changed, the menu wrapped around and the Enfold header appeared.
I am a beginner so this is a work in progress for me.
Thank-you for your support.
to proove my theory:
go to your folders via ftp and navigate to: wp-content/themes/enfold/images/layout and delete logo.png and logo_modern.png
you will see that these are the logos if Enfold logo dialog is empty.
or simply upload a logo file to Enfold – you will see that rules of display none will workthis is the entry in helper-main-menu.php line115
$output .= avia_logo(AVIA_BASE_URL.'images/layout/logo.png', $addition, 'span', true);it is – if there is no logo upload the default one on that folder is set
what plugins are running to cache?
WP Fastest Cache – empty all cache and ! super-cache if there is one
have you bwp-minify installedi can navigate to your child-theme.css and the code is in.
But in your optimized css from WP Fastest Cache not !Maybe this is a nice tip to all!
And should be printed above all –
As long as a page is in construction and not quiet ready for the public! – do not use caching tools or minimizer.
You always have to go and on each css code or functions.php editing you have to clear all cached datas.
Thats horrible.
After all styling and layout – the optimisation is the last you have to do.im out now – try to delete the files as described – if there is no logo.png on that folder nothing could be done
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