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  • Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Your <div> inside the content has an element style containing a height which is causing it to break

    <div class=​”aLF-aPX-J1 aLF-aPX-J1-aPV” style=​”width:​ 639px;​ height:​ 639px;​ left:​ 50px;​ top:​ 40px;​” tabindex=​”0″>​

    Commenting out just that height alone almost completely fixes it. It’s the last Div containing content. Just under the <p>​Dt= Shake with almond-coconut milk, banana, & ice​</p>​ line

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Mind sharing a link to your site?

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Go to the Edit Page for your Contact page and look down below for the Allow Comments checkbox and uncheck it. If you don’t see it then at the top right hit screen options and enable the “Discussion” panel option.

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Alot of the time it’s just a browser cache issue, with chrome’s inspector theirs a cool little checkbox under the settings (The cog wheel) that says “Disable cache (while DevTools is open)” to guarantee your cache never gives you an issue.

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Instead of disabling the responsive design perhaps we can help fix it? Usually it’s something simple and if we could see the actual issue we can help debug it.

    To answer you though disabling would require deleting (not advised as updating would break this) or changing all the Css @media tags you don’t want running to the default values, do you have a child theme at the ready?

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Go to the page edit, then change the Page Attributes Template field from Default Template to “two sidebar” or what have you. Here’s an example from my Virtue theme’d site screen shot

    If the theme doesn’t have a double sidebar then you’ll have to make the template.php file your self which isn’t to hard. Though I’ll assume Avada has the solution already.

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    In your Responsive Child Theme Style.css

    .grid.col-940 {
    height: 30px;
    }

    ^ That’s the issue, your setting the height of the div to 30. If you erase that line it’ll fix your issue.

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Do you have a page that’s currently show casing the issue? I can’t find one to help you debug the problem.

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    I’ll assume you mean to remove the responsive side of the design. Theirs no real way to disable the css, rather you’ll have to rewrite the css code or at the very least delete it (deleting isn’t advised as updates will just re-add it which will be a pain)

    Do you know css at all and how to make a child theme? If so you can setup a child theme and new style.css and add media tags to adjust the mobile css values to the desktop css values

    look for something like this

    @media only screen
    and (min-device-width : 320px)
    and (max-device-width : 480px){
    /*Css Style code*/
    }

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Your welcome ^^

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    Are you using anything that might cache your site? If you are, try clearing your browser cache and disabling any cache plug-ins. It’d explain why everything stayed there but won’t change with the additions.

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    If it’s not there you can just create and upload a 404.php page to make the edits.

    Something as simple as this can get you going
    http://www.pastebucket.com/40229

    If you could link your website and an example of the image you want used I can see if we can just do a simple css trick to push it in instead of making a .php template

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    O your not useless at code. Your personal code is fine, I’m experiencing the same issue using Virtue for a client’s shop. The issue is the height of each product window is inconsistent, so the website doesn’t know how to arrange all the pieces together and causing the chaos your seeing.

    You can see what I mean by setting a defined height on the .product_item in the css, sadly it’s not the best solution as it’ll be inflexible and the cart button won’t line up.

    If I find an easy fix before someone from Kadence Themes answers I’ll share, though I’d like to hear their solution as well.

    Edit:
    Well internet was slow posting this but answer from Kadence helped me as well, a test product missing a $ value was breaking mine even with min-height fix.

    Suiko

    (@suiko)

    404 page creation

    Most themes have a 404.php page already for wordpress to use, if not you should be able to just create one on the server and edit the .php code to do what you want.

    For non-coding the only plug-in I can seem to find is this one, though old from reviews it works just not very customizable. For a simple image add it should do what you want.

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