WPAdminJoe

Hi Romik84,

Thanks for the tool tip. Not sure I ever saw any of those options on the screen as there hidden below the content editor. Nice plus.

Thank you very much, this resolved the slider issue. Hoping a fix for the menu bar is not far behind!

Update;

Should have also mentioned that on the iPhone, the slider only displays the slide images and the Caption text. The list(sub caption) and the button are missing from every slide.

I am currently evaluating Evolve because of these problems. Evolve theme has none of these issues. Would prefer Enigma because of the Projects section.

Thanks.

Update;

Should have also mentioned that on the iPhone, the slider only displays the slide images and the Caption text. The list(sub caption) and the button are missing from every slide.

I am currently evaluating Evolve because of these problems. Evolve theme has none of these issues. Would prefer Enigma because of the Projects section.

Thanks.

Hi,

This problem also occurs on iPhone! Hoping ipad fix will also resolve iPhone problem.

FYI,

Not mentioned, but this problem also occurs on iPhone! Hoping ipad fix will also resolve iPhone problem.

Hi FarzamF,

This is a nice feature. Can you remove the “Leave a Reply” or “Post Comment” section from the page?

Thanks.

Wpadminjoe.

maggieymae,

Evolve(free version) supports 2 sidebars referenced as #secondary and #secondary-2.

I currently disable the sidebars on 2 pages by including the following custom css styling of my child theme. I also increase the width size of the main content #primary.
/
/*
* Remove sidebars and increase size of content container
* on pages and parking map pages
*/
body.page-id-595 #secondary {display: none !important; }
body.page-id-595 #secondary-2 {display: none !important;}
body.page-id-595 #primary { width: 100%; }
/

WPAdmin.

Here is what I implemented and all is working perfectly. Maybe it will help someone else.

\
/* Set toolbar resizing */
.a11y-toolbar { top: 33% !important; }
.a11y-toolbar { font-size: 1.2em !important; }
.fontsize .a11y-toolbar { font-size: 3em !important; }

/* Set site fonts at 100% */
html, body { font-size: 100% !important; }

/* Increase font size on toolbar click */
.fontsize html, body { font-size: 120% !important; }

/* Insure that Carousel H1 and Heading H3
maintain default font size when fonts are increased. */
.fontsize .carousel-text h1 { font-size: 3em !important; }
.fontsize .enigma_heading_title h3 { font-size: 2em !important; }
\

Joe

Joe

You have been extremely helpful!

I consider this topic resolved and closed. Unfortunately, I cannot do either since I did not initiate the topic.

Thank you again.

Joe

Hi Joe its Joe,

Thanks for your reply, but I’m a bit confused. Should I not see ‘fontsize’ in the BODY tag when I view source?

Definitely working with fonts sized in rems.

Part of the problem has to do with another plug-in called TOC+ which automatically builds a Table of contents on every page with multiple heading tags. To do so, it embeds a <span id=… inside each heading tag it finds. I had to add the following:
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.fontsize h1 span { font-size: 3em !important; }
\

The other problem is that Enigma has many different font classes for different sections of their theme. Could you please verify that the code below is the proper usage of your plugin?
\
.fontsize .carousel-text h1 { font-size: 3em !important; }
\

I really appreciate your responsiveness and your help!
Your plugin is definitely doing it’s job! 5 stars.

Thanx

Thank for your response,

I am at the end of evaluating the possibility of converting an existing site to WordPress. Unfortunately, I have no URL to share with you today.

Its’ clearly understandable that you cannot predict individual website font standards. I fully expected to have some CSS work.

Here is my problem:

Reference:

• Standard view indicates that the visitor is in default site defined font styling.
• Accessibility view indicates that the visitor is in WP Accessibility large font styling.
• 1. Install and activate WP accessibility plug-in and enable the tool bar (nothing else). Use default 1.5em size.
• 2. View web site
• 3. I am placed in Standard view
• 4. I now click on the ‘A’ to go into Accessibility
  view. What happens is the smaller toolbar appears and the site is in very small print). <h1> appear more like <h4> or <h5>.

I attempted to configure Accessibility view by defining new font sizes in my style file.
\
.fontsize h1 { font-size: 175% !important; }
.fontsize h2 { font-size: 160% !important; }
.fontsize h3, p, span, label, li, input, select, textarea, legend, code, pre { font-size: 145% !important; line-height: 1em !important}
etc…
\
I expected this to modify the small fonts. Instead it modified my Standard view fonts. In other words,

Standard view is perfect
Accessibility view – I can’t get out of small font mode. How do I change these?

Thanx.

I know that this has been dormant for 3 months, but I have the same problem. I just downloaded your plugin which is exceptional!

However, My page content is actually reduced when the “Large A” is clicked. The text is then enlarged (Site default sizes) when the “Small A” is clicked.

I tried your solution in this thread with no success. I even attempted to remove your !important thinking they beat my !important.

Help

Thanx

Uninstalling! PROBLEM SOLVED.

Multiple Sidebars Plugin

callum.oberholzer

Hope you did not mind my piggy backing on your question. Don’t believe a response is forthcoming.

Not sure if you found another plugin or were successful with the Multiple Sidebars plugin. Would like to hear from you if you did.

Meanwhile, I choose to create my own dual sidebar. If you’re still looking, maybe it will help. See thread on WordPress.

Chao