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Solved. The new site with this problem is on a subdomein with its own fresh WP installation. On the root doman I also have another WP install wich has the Wordfence plugin and when I deactivated Wordfence on that install the problem was gone.
Reactivated Wordfence, and put it in learning mode again and it looks fine now.
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ErikHello Josue,
Unfortunally that isn’t a asolution as the Widget element needs to be placed in a columsection as well to prevent it to be full width. When I would use the widget element it isn’t the full height of the page as well.
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ErikI’ve realised the listview but it took quit some tweaking of css and some template files. Unfortunally this also brings the risk of losing the listview in case of a future update (yes I am using a childtheme but that’s no garantee). I’m hoping that the Kriesi team will look into this matter for a future update of the Enfold theme. Enfold is a pleasure to work with but it’s not very flexible with the styling of woocommerce.
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ErikAs said, that bit of CSS code hides the fields but that doesn’t solve the issue. The fields aren’t supposed to be hidden but should be visible next to the thumbail instead of beneath the thumbnail.
How can it be realised to show the fields with title, price and short description next to the product thumbnail? I really can’t figure it out. In the Enfold theme I can make a page with the ‘Product List’ shortcode, but in that case I can’t filter on category level. I can filter on category level if I am on the category page, but on that page the list view layout is corrupted as explained in the first post of this topic.
I hope that you can, and are willing, to look into this as this is a very important issue. I believe that it also would help a lot of other people having the same issue.
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ErikHello Elliott,
I know it’s a third-party plugin but somehow the Enfold theme destroys the layout. It’s working on the standard WP themes (like twenty thirteen) like a charm. I saw that there are more people with the same problem https://kriesi.at/support/topic/woocommerce-product-list-view/
It would be great if you want to take a look at the page and maybe can give a tip on how to correct the layout somehow.
I don’t know if this helps but do you mean that visitors recieve the notion that there are unsafe items on the https-page they are visiting? For that same reason I’ve installed the plugin WordPress HTTPS / SSL. It’s an old plugin that isn’t updated for a while now but works like a charm on the https-pages on my site.
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ErikHello Yigit,
Thank you for the effort of taking a look to the website. I just checked and it seems to be working fine indeed now.
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ErikIsmael,
Thank you. I had to modify the code that you have given a little bit but it does the trick.
.html_header_top.html_logo_center.avia-msie .logo { position: relative\9; width: 100%\9; left:0%\9; text-align:center\9; } .html_header_top.html_bottom_nav_header.avia-msie .main_menu ul:first-child>li a {; font-size: 12px\9; padding: 2px 12px 0px 12px\9; } .html_header_top.html_logo_center.avia-msie .logo img { -webkit-transform: initial\9; display: inline-block\9; width:778px\9; }Regards,
ErikI think that this topic can be very useful indeed, but may be a good idea for a moderator to clean up this topic every now and then. In this topic there are namely some links to websites that (no longer) use the Enfold theme and use another WP theme instead, or links to websites that no longer exist.
I personally am very satisfied with the Enfold theme and I find it a very user-friendly theme with a great support. Thums up for the Kriesi team!
Well, one of the sites that I have done with Enfold is http://www.dokadriekus.com/ (only in Dutch language).
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ErikI don’t want to hijack someone else’s topic but on my site I had the same problem and I came across this topic.
I had some color sections with a fixed background in wich the links didn’t work on mobile devices. After reading this topic and Ismael’s answer I have set the background images of the color sections to scroll. This resolves the problem with the links in the specific color sections indeed.
Now I wonder why the hyperlinks aren’t working on mobile devices when the background image of a color section is set to fixed. Any idea?
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ErikI think it’s solved thanks to the idea of Yigit. I’ve googled for the webkit-transform codes and came up with:
.html_header_top.html_logo_center .logo { -webkit-transform: translate(-50%, 25%) scale(1.5,1.5); }This shows the logo correct in Chrome and it looks fine in IE as well.
UPDATE 17-04
By chance I saw that the code above did show the logo in the right way, but it caused the menu stop working as well. This seemed to be caused by a resizing in height of the logo class. I’ve been puzzling and changed the code in:.html_header_top.html_logo_center .logo {-webkit-transform: translate(-50%, 0) scaleX(1.5);} .html_header_top.html_logo_center .logo img{-webkit-transform: translate(0,25%)scale(1,1.5);}Now the logo as well as the menu are both fine.
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ErikHello Yigit,
I’m sorry, that doesn’t resolve the issue. In IE the logo isn’t just pushed to the left side of the screen, a part of the logo is even pushed over the edge of the screen. The logo gets cut off.
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ErikToo bad, it solves the issue with the logo in Chrome but I just saw in IE that this code pushes the logo to the left side of the screen.
Any idea how to prevent that happening in IE?
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ErikHello Ismael,
Unfortunally that code doesn’t resolve the issue. I’ve made a small drawing that hopefully explains the issue.
Drawing of the logo positions/sizes in IE and Chrome
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ErikAlso updated one of my sites to 2.6 but the header became a mess. I use the logo left – menu below option. In Chrome the menu was placed across the logo. Downgraded to 2.5.4 and the site looks fine again. I think I’ll better wait till the issues in 2.6 are solved before I update any other of my sites.
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ErikSolved it! With the website migration from the subdomain to the main domain I did change the site URL from ‘test.mydomain.com’ tot mydomain.com in the database. Now I have changed the site URL to ‘www.my domain.com’ (same domain with “www.” before the domain) and this seems to have done the trick! The icons are being displayed as they should be again.
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ErikSame problem here. I have build my site on a subdomain and migrated it this afternoon to my main domain. After the migration the icons appear as chinese signs in IE11 (in Chrome it seems to be fine). The Arrow to scroll back to the top and the magnifying glass next to the search field aren’t dispayed at all.
I have tried a clean install of the theme by FTP, clearing the cache of IE11 but nothing helps. Any clue what might be the problem or could have gone wrong with the migration of my website?Regards,
Erik
