FB, Twitter, etc icons under heading

No, in the free version it is possible to…

In your menu you can add (and activate) a second menu
In that menu you add the urls to your social media pages

In this theme the icons appear automatically

Perfect, thanks a million.

Hi,

I have the icons now but they are not clickable, i.e. pressing the facebook icon does not redirect to facebook.

Is this an issue or just how the lite version of this theme works?

Thanks
Karl

i think its an issue because mine worked perfectly but at this moment they don’t…..

@kmelvin

It seems to be working fine again ??

Hi, I tried in Chrome and its still not working for me.

Its fine in IE.

What browser are you using?

Thanks
Karl

If i activate it… it works in chrome, in firefox and in Edge (windows 10)

Maybe you have a plugin wich is the cause for that error… one of my plugins did too …

Hi, when you say activate, do you mean just add a custom menu to the social menu or is there a different active option?

What plugin did you have problems with before?

Thanks for the help
Karl

same problem. Got the icons to show, but can’t click them.

Only on Chrome though, seems fine on Safari (desktop version). Not tried other browsers or mobile devices

First of all, sorry for my late response…

In my case…. the plugin “wp super cache” messed it up

activation is through the menu, the same way, you activate a primary menu…

I have the same problem – I have added social media links, and they do not open in Chrome :/ (while they do open in IE) Considering this is the most used browser, do you know any way this can be fixed? I don’t have any of the plugins you had mentioned (I Have checked). Thanks!

Hi, I’m also having this issue. Has anyone found a fix yet?

I’ve made some progress trying to troubleshoot, this, but I haven’t fixed it totally.
If you open up the style.css, around line 1714, you start seeing entries for each of the social icons that look like this:

#menu-social li a[href*=”facebook.org”]::before, #menu-social li a[href*=”wordpress.com”]::before {
content: ‘\f082’;
display: block;
width: 20px;
height: 20px;
line-height: 20px;
}

If you delete, display:block, it fixes the problem in chrome. Unfortunately, doing that breaks it in IE. So, I tried to set up a conditional stylesheet for IE. I can’t find where the stylesheets are called to put in a conditional statement, though. : /

In IE, the social links now work, but the grid layout for the site is no longer working.

https://www.greycanvas.com

Does anyone have an idea of what’s up here?