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I’d like to be able to hide certain content elements (containers, columns, text, etc.) of my website created with the Enfold theme.
The reason for this is the following
– I’m using one of Enfold’s demos to create a new website, i.e. I personalize the demo with my own text and images.
– I wish to be able to publish it progressively, as I update the demo’s content. But I don’t want to delete and the rebuild the elements that I haven’t yet updated.
– So, I’d like to be able to temporarily hide the parts of the demo that I haven’t updated yet.
I’ve seen other posts with similar questions on your FAQ, but all the answers there used CSS / HTML coding.
Is there a way to do this hiding without any coding (I don’t feel secure doing it), simply by turning some option ON or OFF for individual content elements? It should apply to all devices (not only mobile).
Thanks a lot in advance for your help!Hey Leon,
Sorry for the late reply, almost every element has an advanced tab with an “Element Visibility” options panel where you can check all to hide on all devices.
You can also set pages or posts to private or draft to hide them until you are ready.Best regards,
MikeThanks a lot!
I used your suggestion of using the Element Visibility and I have solved my problem to hide some elements of the Landing Page Demo of the Enfold!
But, now I have another problem, related to the first one:
– Just as I wanted, only the first element of the Landing Page Demo is present on the page.
– On the top line, I have my logo on the left and the menu on the right side.
– BUT, the menu shows the elements which I have hiden.
Therefore, I’d like to have one of these possibilities (in the order of preference):
(a) hide the menu item from the menu, if the item itself is hidden.
if not possible, then
(b) display only the logo, but not the menu at the top,
if not possible, then
(c) hide the whole top line with the logo and the menu
Thanks a lot in advance!Hi,
In this case, please try this code in the General Styling > Quick CSS field or in the WordPress > Customize > Additional CSS field to display only the logo, but not the menu at the top:nav.main_menu { display: none !important; }After applying the css, Please clear your browser cache and check.
When you are ready to show the menu again, simply remove the css.Best regards,
We really need a small Icon at the bar of the Elemtbuilder next to the “Copy”, and the “Add to template” Icons!
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