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I just upgraded to the new 3.0 theme and the sidebars are not showing up on my posts or pages.
I have tried playing with the content width, content/sidebar ratio etc and it seems that neither of those are having any effect. Additionally, I have the feature to display the sidebar on mobile and the sidebar is not showing up on any of the blog posts. Not sure what is going on but any help would be much appreciated.
Hey Raymmar!
Thank you for using Enfold.
Which of the pages should have a sidebar? Please create a test page with the sidebar enabled. We would like to check it. Post the login details and set it as a private reply. If possible, please deactivate all plugins. See if that helps.
Cheers!
IsmaelHello Ismael.
The sidebars are now showing up but there is still something that looks off. It is as if t he content area is not stretching out as wide as it should be.
This is mostly on the blog posts like this one for instance.
The bread crumbs are sticking out past the left margin and I feel like I am losing some screen real estate as compared to before the recent update.
I have also created this page, where you can get in and play around with the page itself. As you can see, the page is just really scrunched together and I am not sure which setting is responsible for this as the edits I make in the Enfold control panel do not seem to have an effect on the site.
P.s. the log in credentials are in the private section of my initial support request at the top of this string of posts.
Hi!
With regards to the breadcrumb, try adding this code to the Quick CSS textarea in the Enfold theme option:
.breadcrumb-trail { padding-left: 50px; }For the width issue, try adding the following code again to the Quick CSS textarea in the Enfold theme option:
.avia-section .avia-section{ max-width: 1170px; }Please note that you might require additional coding due to the above fix, since it is manipulating the core css structure of the framework.
Regards,
ArvishHello and thank you, the breadcrumbs seemed to have fixed the issue, although the post is being repeated before the category tag and then again after which is new and not sure why that is happening.
As for the width, this did not seem to make a difference. Is this not the same command that the new dimensions setting panel in the enfold options is supposed to address?
Just wondering if there was some other setting that I was overlooking or any other reason why the site would not stretch out to the full potential width.
Actually, now that I am playing with it, it seems as if changing the pixel value in percentages makes a difference and allows the content to expand and fill a larger portion of the actual screen but if I try to restrict it with a defined pixel value then it reverts back to the thinner layout that I am trying to avoid.
The problem with a pixel percentage is that it works on a larger screen but then on a 13 inch monitor (for example) it shrinks the visible section down even further.
I will keep playing with it but any other suggestions would definitely be appreciated.
Hey!
With regards to the breadcrumbs, please try disabling all third-party plugins to see if it gets fixed. Additionally , check if this issue has started occurring after a theme, plugin or wordpress update? Restoring a backup version of your site might help in such a case.
If disabling any third party plugins does not help, please forward us administrative credentials to your site for us to have a closer look.
Please check the “Set as private reply (Only you and moderators will see the content of this post)” option before posting any sensitive information.In answer to your second question, as previously mentioned, changing the grid system by overriding the css can/will have side effects when viewing on different screen sizes. I would strongly suggest rearranging your layout to abtain a better fit rather than trying to manipulate the grid’s css.
Cheers!
Arvish
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