@Ismael

your code works perfectly, thanks a lot!

sorry for the delay, I tested your code, it works partly, and only together with the CSS that you referred to in your link above:

Goes to the functions.php:

// custom lightbox
add_action('wp_footer', 'ava_custom_lightbox');
function ava_custom_lightbox(){
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
(function($) {
	$(window).load(function() {
		$('.single a').magnificPopup({
			type: 'image'
		});
	});
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}

and this needs to go to the custom.css:

.mfp-ready .mfp-figure {
    opacity: 1;
}

But some things are not working now:

1. the image popup shows now not the image title
2. I cannot click the navigation items anymore. When I click on an menu item, then a warning comes “image could not be loaded”

Please see test post link in private content. Thank you.

Hi Rikard,

I know how to change the font of specific CSS/text elements. I added now this

<link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Cinzel' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

to the header.php and changed my quote CSS to this font – works fine.

Perhaps I haven’t explained my question right – I just thought, if there’s perhaps a solution, adding the code for a new font in an easier way, for example in the functions.php (instead in the header.php like I have done now), because I use the plugin CodeSnippet and it would be easier to manage for me.

Or alternatively, I thought, that there would be perhaps a workaround like you have mentioned here » – just in general, nothing to do with my own installation.

Hi Rikard,

no, I need to reconstruct this a bit, re-order the elements (date, categories etc.), that’s not only done with CSS. I just need the file name, where this is located, and then I guess, I will be able to “walk for my own” … I hope :-)

Hi Rikard,

that has nothing to do with my installation, you might be able to reproduce this at your demo installation – it’s fact of the ENFOLD Advanced styling settings, which don’t offer that – see above please.

Works fine, thank you!

That’s not my site, Yigit :-)

I would like to know, how the site’s owner has done this, so that I can do this at my own ENFOLD site, too?

yes, Rikard, I know, but this is the problem: my FTP data and WP installation at my hold hoster is already deleted, and I forgot to save my theme settings. So I thought, that there will be a way to grab them from the SQL database (phpMyAdmin), where I still have access.

simple, but effective, it works – thank you!

Hi Rikard,

thank you, but I found last night a snippet in the WP forum, which works perfectly:

function mtstheme_filter_tags( $term_links ) {
    $result = array();
    $exclude_tags = array( 'getestet' );
    foreach ( $term_links as $link ) {
        foreach ( $exclude_tags as $tag ) {
            if ( stripos( $link, $tag ) !== false ) continue 2;
        }
        $result[] = $link;
    }
    return $result;
}
add_filter( "term_links-post_tag", 'mtstheme_filter_tags', 100, 1 );  

in case someone needs this, too.
“getestet” is my tag, that should not appear below the single post view (no matter what post).

I put this snippet in my Code-Snippet-Plugin instead of working with the theme’s original functions.php :-)

Works fine with it, thank you, Rikard!

thanks for that explanation. In this case I think it is better for me to let the featured image and sidebar “as is”.
Thank you!

Thanks, but what do you mean to build a custom layout for the blog? The blog page or a single post? I don’t understand, sorry …?

thank you, with the help of a friend I worked it out with this, if someone needs this, too:

//	show manual excerpt only if there is one
if ( is_single() ) {
if ( $post->post_excerpt ) 
echo '<div class="manual-excerpt">' . get_the_excerpt() . '</div><div class="hr hr-short hr-center avia-builder-el-9 el_after_av_textblock avia-builder-el-last ">
<span class="hr-inner ">
<span class="hr-inner-style"></span>
</span>
</div>
';
}	

The CSS for this is:

.manual-excerpt {
    color: #8c919b;
    font-family: Oswald;
    font-size: 16px;
    letter-spacing: 1px;
}

I’ve added a line below it, to separate the excerpt better from the rest of the content text.
Result:

Thanks, Ismael, for pointing me into the right direction.