I may correct this, but you need some work-around with CSS/HTML. If you enable the debug-feature of Enfold, you’ll get a simple textarea below the builder. So you may add an own wrapper around your iconbox-element having a unique id (or class). This way, you are able to address only the iconboxes in context and give it a simple display:none. A global overwrite will look like this:

.main_color.iconbox_top .iconbox_icon {display:none;}

If you wrap some iconboxes with a specific div like .my-boxes, it should look like

.my-boxes .iconbox_icon {display:none;}

In case you like to keep the small square box on top, this gets a lil bit nifty. You have to overwrite the selected icon using jQuery. Otherwise you may set the color of the icon to the background itself… ;)

I’ll have to create a work-around a bit further than that – my customer want’s some own icons (graphical)…. :(

PS: Adding an empty icon the the typo-listing is also an option – but I’ll leave this to the support team.

If you’ve a PHP memory limit of 128M, why do you decrease it in your wp-config? Remove the line, it won’t help. :)

Anyways 64M is rather low. I do use Enfold with WPML and it soakes 67M in Peak… this has driven me crazy, because of a misbehaviour of my server skeleton.

Another hint: Enfold does have a debug-feature. Open up config-templatebuilder/config.php and change

$builder->setMode( 'safe' );

to

$builder->setMode( 'debug' );

This enables a simple input area in posts below the builder (it must be enabled) and you may modify the values right there. It’s also an option to copy contents of the builder to other pages (e.g. dev > live) without using the template stuff.

Won’t solve your individual probs, but worth a shot.

Always check the options tab (this saves sometimes a lot of time and nags). ;)

To solve this:

1. Enable twentytwelve as theme.

2. Open the post, save it once (you should see the contents of the avia builder).

3. You may also try to recover from a revision.

4. Re-enable Enfold and everything should be fine.

To prevent this from happening:

1. Limit the amount of revisions.

2. Increase the autosave feature of WordPress.

Open up wp-config.php and add the following constant above /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */

/** Extending the autosave feature to 20 minutes */

define('AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL', 1200 );

/** Limit draft count */

define('WP_POST_REVISIONS', 3);

Short explanation:

When you start editing with the builder and open up lets say a toggle (editing one of the elements with the MCE) a misbehaviour may occur when WordPress autosaves in the background. Raising the autosave won’t solve the prob, but prevents the above situation.

Memory issues: Already checked your PHP Max (there are some plugins for that)? You may also try to enable the WordPress debug mode in wp-config.php.

Good luck!

Try this one:

Just to show you the difference between #color and rgba(). ;)

If you like to apply it to all pages, try this selector: .page .avia_textblock

Core Services is made using the Icon List element. Try to import the demo content and play around with it. :)

You should try to use a CDN for static content. Also, you may play around with different compression settings. I do export with around 60 (percent) of compression. I do also use the boxed layout, so my max. image width is 1200 pixels. As for sliders and stuff I would recommend your images shouldn’t be larger than 200kb in filesize.

If you use Photoshop (or some other), try to oversharpen the original image (you’ll have to play with the settings). Scale it down, crop it and after that try to add a very tight blur. This can help you shrinking the file sizes… ;)

You should check your PHP memory limits… also, you should try do disable any plugin.

Install this plugin and have a look on your dashboard and your footer (backend): http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-memory-usage/

You should probably check your URL:

http://pakietyedukacyjne/

Won’t work at all… ;)

Checked: if I insert http://www.pakietyedukacyjne.pl/wp-content/themes/enfold/images/layout/dalej.png into your style, everything is fine!

It can be easily achieved.

1. Enter a custom link to your Menu.

2. As title, use the preferred image and enter the HTML code (like img src=”absolutepathtoyourfile.png”)

3. Provide a class or id to your image

4. Have some formatting to it (like a padding or margin to space it out).

5. You need to hide the regular logo with display none

6. Some other CSS stuff need to be optimised.

7. Attach a media query to the logo so it may float on smaller devices (giving a z-index will solve some probs I think).

And so on… :) So it ain’t that hard…

Did you check your revisions to go back to a last saved one?

Also, i recommend you increase the time for the autosave option. I also ran into some probs with the avia modals and the autosave of wordpress. Those settings fixed a lot to me:

/** Extending the autosave feature */

define('AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL', 1200 );

/** Limit revisions count */

define('WP_POST_REVISIONS', 3);

Autosave is set to 20 minutes and I’m saving only 3 revisions.

They do work – please use the paragraph or span area to enter the shortcode.

1. Minify the scripts and css, concatenate them, maybe minify also the html output.

2. Try to use a CDN.

3. This is maybe some overhead, but embedding images straight into the css decreases loadtime.

4. It seems your server supports with mod_headers – have a look if mod_expires is also activated. Add the corresponding directive into your .htaccess (content types like jpg,png,pdf and so on). This speeds up alot!

I did this with Enfold (didn’t have any major probs) and it was a boost about 60% (~92% gtmetrix.com, Grade B YSlow).