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Hey Rikard,
Apologies for not getting back quicker, lost track of this on my todo list. I did just try pulling it up in a private window, using a browser I haven’t even been to this site on before.
I still see relatively the same results, it looks like it’s only going back to June 8th (previously that was only 3 more posts, but now it’s ~8 more and then stops. And the “load more” button still disappears for me. I took a screen recording of it to show you. I’ll add that link in the private content field
The steps I took were:
– going to our site, clicking the “Real Estate Blog” link in the top navigation bar
– scroll to the bottom of the masonry grid and click “load more”
– a dark overlay shows with a loading symbol on top, you can see the “Load more” button disappear
– a few more posts show up, dating back to June 8th, but that’s it and now I can’t click load more again.Thanks for taking a look!
Looks like I’ve got it working for the most part now.
One annoying issue I’m trying to figure out now is that the main navigation items have a solid background when I’m at the top of the page and the navbar should be transparent.
It’s in the avia-merged-styles css sheet, which I saw can be disabled but if it’s a performance boost I’d prefer to keep it enabled and just fix wherever it’s merging from…
This is the rule:
`#top #header .av-main-nav > li > a {
color: #ffffff;
background-color: #313940;
font-size: 13px;
font-family: ‘Open Sans’,’Helvetica Neue’,Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;
}I’m going to search the forums for fixes as well but figured I’d leave this here in case you guys know the fix and see this before I find it
Apologies for taking so long to get back to you, priorities had to shift a bit.
Looks like the only fatal error I’m seeing is this:
PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare av_countdown_events_fallback() (previously declared in /wp-content/themes/enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/events_countdown/events_countdown.php:16) in /wp-content/themes/enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/events_countdown.php on line 8
Yes I’m running this on a test server.
For the error logs, I just want to confirm what the ideal upgrade method would be…
Should I keep everything as is with version 3.5.3 and our child theme as the active theme, then just upload the newest version via FTP and overwrite everything in the main enfold theme? Then check the error log?
The server is on php 5.6.38
Awesome, so looks like the person with my company who purchased the theme did so on their own Themeforest account instead of our company account. So I never got emails about the theme being out of date… That said, there should probably be something in the admin area that tells me… I’ve been going to the Enfold navigation in the admin area, then going to the “Theme Update” subnavigation which says “No updates available, you are running the latest version” which even has a link to check manually that returns the same thing.
No where in the admin area has been telling me it’s out of date.
Anyways, I’ve downloaded the newest version but have major problems when upgrading. Is there some kind of article I need to follow about how to transition from 3 to 4 or something? We’re running a child theme based on enfold.
When I just upload the new folder, then I start getting error 500s. I rename the main “enfold” theme folder to “enfold-backup” to get around the 500s and access the admin area, then check the Themes page and it shows two enfolds and not one enfold + enfold-child…. So then I removed both theme folders and tried starting from scratch by uploading just the new enfold folder… Tried to switch themes and the page just loads continuously and never changes themes…
So I removed all of that, then copied the original enfold 3.5.3 & enfold-child folders from our live site so that it’s working again…Any idea what I need to do to get this theme updated?
I’m still having Javascript errors when editing posts with Yoast turned on. This prevents me from scheduling the post, changing the visibility, and changing the status of the post.
Any ideas what could be causing that? I also plan to reach out to Yoast to ask but figured I could ask both sides.
There’s not much to screenshot right now, as I found the appropriate lines to edit to fix the problem. Right now what I need to find out is how I can override the parent theme’s /config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/helper-masonry.php file with our child theme.
When I put the custom helper-masonry.php file in our /child-theme/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/ directory it doesn’t override the parent file. What can I do to fix that?
I can provide a screenshot of the display issue we were facing if you need it, but since I found the right edits to fix that I don’t think the screenshot will help with the current question.
For our infographics posts the excerpt normally just contains the image tag.
Is there a way to hook into a function for the masonry grid and switch the featured image element with the image from the excerpt for posts that have the Infographic category?
EDIT —
I did see our excerpts had the img tags wrapped in a tags. It looks like the a was throwing off the sizes so removing that allows the infographic to show fine. So now the question would be is there a way to turn off the featured image section of the masony items for blog posts with a specific category? I’ll try digging through the code to see what I can find but if anyone already knows how that’d be a huge time saverEDIT 2 —
Solved this, was able to use a simple css rule to hide the featured image section for posts with that category class
