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It looks like 2.0 from the version.txt. Here’s the changelog:
Code:2013 August 19 – Version 2.0What changed?
Since the theme continues to do well and we will keep releasing new versions we figured updating should be easier. Thats why you can update now directly from your WordPress Backend with a single click.Also:
Lots of small improvements and bugfixes.
Added support for Twitter Widget Pro
Added Audio Post Formatplease update:
– style.css – new version number
– css/base.css – improved styling for some contact form validation states
– css/shortcode.css – fixed a problem with elements inside tab shortcode. improved special heading css & form css
– css/layout.css – added support for Twitter Widget Pro:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/twitter-widget-pro/– includes/related-post.php – fixed a problem with truncated post titles
– includes/helper-responsive-megamenu.php – only one first level menu item can now be “active”
– includes/helper-post-format.php – added post format audio
– functions.php – registered: post format audio
– functions-enfold.php – fixed a bug that prevented recent post widget from displaying proper posts– folder js:
– fixed: a Firefox/IE issue with youtube videos overlapping the main menu
– fixed: a Problem with the audio player interface not displaying correctly
– improved: click on toggles and tabs now also move the active element into window viewport– folder config-templatebuilder:
– fixed: problem with query not being reset after post slider
– fixed: error message on admin screen when on a post type without layout builder
– improved: special heading now displays better when heading is too long for one line– folder framework:
– added: filter for datepicker formating
– added: one click theme updates directly from the themes admin panel
– added filter for meta name robotsI’ve actually been looking into correcting this on my own site, but haven’t gotten around to it yet. I was curious if you might be able to explain the math you do to come up with the right switchWidth value? Or, is this a case of trial and error mostly?
I’m sure it’d be handy for others to have. I know that for me, we’re constantly changing around menus, so I want to make sure I know what I need to tweak each time we do.
Just something to keep an eye on (I’m watching as you work): http://www.secondshifters.com/2013/08/05/podcast-episode-96-dagnabbit/
That post appears to have broken by what you did to fix the Cell Division page.
I backed up my quick CSS section, so if you need to change something there, that’s okay.
I am seeing that your tabs appear to be broken on your replica of our page… I’m not sure if that was intentional or not.
I’ll email you the login data, but I think you’re missing the part where I said to put it in a 1/3 width section.
I think you’re probably using the same debug method I just tried, so I’ll save you a bit of time. If I ‘inspect element’ on chrome and find the 60px line you had me add, I can then edit it down to 40px, and on my display it suddenly looks great. However, once I actually plug 40 into the code you gave me in the Quick CSS box and refresh, the volume slider still drops below the player. I suspect maybe some javascript rewriting is going on perhaps? Maybe I’m on the wrong track there, but hopefully that helps you test it on your end.
By the way, in case you want to try to re-create this somewhere else for testing, all you’re seeing there is an icon box in a 1/3 width section. Inside the icon box, for the actual content part of it, I have this audio tag:
Code:[audio src="https://www.secondshifters.com/interviews/Cell_Division_Interview.mp3"]Hi Peter,
Thanks for getting back with me. The volume slider is what I was referring to; you are correct. Sadly, your CSS didn’t do the trick though: http://www.secondshifters.com/music/cell-division/
Hmm. Well, I stand corrected. There are still some problems. Can you take a look at this one:
Aha! That did it!
I was using 1.9 from earlier today. You must have fixed it already with 1.9.1.
Good work :)
If it helps, a large part of the problem appears to be this line on line 1953 in css/shortcodes.css:
Code:height: 100%!important;There’s still some padding/margin issues with that turned off,but I think that should get you on the right track.
Okay, a little more experimenting and I narrowed this down… but I don’t fully understand it. The problem is the official Facebook plugin. (Yeah, I don’t get that either…)
If I can just throw a note in there for the developers: Please make sure to test audio embedding for the new version. It’s badly broken with Enfold on 3.6. (I updated before spotting this post.)
Okay, I think this time it actually works.
In includes/loop-index.php look for this:
Code:while (have_posts()) : the_post();After that, add:
Code:if (!is_single()) {
global $more;
$more = 0;
}That does the trick for me; however, depending on your situation, you might need to use is_singular instead of is_single. I’m not 100% on the difference though, so I stuck with the one I know should work.
Also, you’ll want to avoid using is_page,as that one breaks inside loops.
Hopefully that helps some people out.
Doh! I spoke too soon. Doing that code insert I just did makes it apply to the posts page as well. I’ll have to tweak this a bit I think.
Whoops. I should mention that the file you need to edit is loop-index.php in the ‘includes’ directory.
Aha! I think I found it. For anyone else having the same issue, do this:
Right After
Code:if(!empty($avia_config[‘preview_mode’]) && !empty($avia_config[‘image_size’]) && $avia_config[‘preview_mode’] == ‘custom’) $size = $avia_config[‘image_size’];Do:
Code:global $more;
$more = 0;That really should be added to the next version I think. Or, perhaps another option when creating a blog section should be there for ‘Excerpt with <!–more–> tag’.
That’s just my two cents.
I should point out that I did flip to the 2011 theme and it worked fine, just so there’s not confusion on that.
To use mediaelement.js, you insert media with shortcodes, such as [audio src="https://www.url.com/blah.mp3"] to embed your media. I’m using another plugin that seems to work at the moment, but mediaelement.js is going to be part of the wordpress core in version 3.6, so it’s definitely something you’ll want to address.
