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Enfold is such a huge part of my development arsenal that I created a general child theme that I deploy for all my builds. The child theme includes a base set of CSS styles and functions that I continually use. I love the solid foundation it has out of the box. Being a front-end HTML/CSS developer for 11 years, I gained a wealth of coding knowledge that I can apply to the customizations I do to Enfold.
Here are three highlight sites that I created:
http://www.machouse.com
http://www.attitudeaviation.com
http://motus.visionThanks, I appreciate the quick reply! I want to stay on top of the new development to ensure that the Enfold sites that I manage are updated and ready for WordPress 5.0 and Gutenberg. Enfold is my go to theme over all others!
Hey Victoria,
Thanks for the reply. I’m familiar with the image sizes for Enfold and how to alter them. It’s very help for when I need to do custom work. I decided to use the Masonry Gallery element instead which loads the full-size image. Thanks again.
The images are 1920×1920. I’m using the Enfold Gallery element to display the photos. When the Lightbox is open the image that’s loaded has the 540×540 suffix at the end of the photo name (ie: photo-name-540×540.jpg.
Let’s close this out. Looks like the new version wasn’t properly overriding the old version. I deleted the old version’s folder from the server and then uploaded 4.4. Seems to be working now!
Hey Jordan,
Pardon the super late response. Here’s the link: http://www.machouse.com/product/mac-house-ambassador-set/
That’s correct virtualant and that’s what I did to resolve the problem. However, the goal is to utilize the theme’s newest optimization features.
I’m also experiencing a similar issue with the 4.4 version of Enfold. The style.css in the child-theme doesn’t fully update within the merged style sheet that’s generated by Enfold. I can see the custom styles within the merged sheet, but it doesn’t reflect what I updated. I rolled back to a previous version I was using to keep my site looking proper.
Thanks for all your help!
Thanks for the lead. I’ve implemented the plugin to no avail. I’m going to have to move forward from this. It would of been a fine feature to able to include a client name above the project title. Thanks for all your help.
I appreciate the quick responses!
Is there anyway to include echo in front of get_post_meta()? In my experience echo is needed to display the meta box text on the front end.
Thanks for the guidance. I got the custom meta displaying on the portfolio post page.
However, I’m getting a syntax error, unexpected identifier (T_STRING) when I add the snippet to retrieve the meta box data when I add it to the av-helper-masonry,php file.
This is what I got going:
$items .= "<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, "client", true); ?>"; $items .= "<h3 class='av-masonry-entry-title entry-title client-name' {$markup}>{$the_title}</h3>";
