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Hi Emil
Unfortunately, to this day, LazyLoad on LayerSlider (Enfold’s version at least) still doesn’t work on Firefox. I hadn’t check in months but I did just after your message.
I also confirm it works on Chrome.Since Kreatura never went back to me (and they didn’t seem particularly willing to fix this IMO…), I followed Ismael’s advice to set a redirection for this specific page for mobile devices to a mobile optimized version. On this page, I set a new LayerSlider with much less images, so it would be much lighter.
Of course, this workaround forces me to maintain 2 different versions of the page (without mentionning localizations…) but that’s all I got.After all this time, I’d like Enfold team to check with Kreatura if their latest versions have fixed this bug and update Enfold accordingly (latest Enfold has LayerSlider 5.6.8 whereas LayerSlider is now announced at 6.1.16)
Thanks to you Josue, I found my mistake. I should have thought before to show PHP errors. I had a hacked version of header.php in my child-theme and I forgot to check this particular file for changes in the new theme update.
My bad. That was so obvious I don’t how I have missed it.
Thanksyes! This one did it. (with an !important at the end or adding .popup to .avia_start_delayed_animation)
Thank you!Hi Ismael
Yes, I tested it. You can look at the console and see it applied (style.css?ver=2 line 19)
but it doesn’t solve the issue.
(and when I look at the CSS console a few lines below, the exact same code is applied from shortcodes.css line 3177)Hi Ismael,
disabling “Image preload” had no visible effect on the lazyload issue.
Waiting for Kreatura to fix Firefox issue (and Kriesi to report this fix in next Enfold update), I have tried other lazy load functions. None really worked (including WP-Rocket whose lazyload works on the slider but prevents images to be really visible…).Actually, LayerSlider lazyload option says it will only load images when they are needed, and will only load current and next slide assets (if the options are enabled). So images from #3 ou #4 slides should not be loaded at slide #1, even if the slider section is in the viewport. You can see it happen in the browser console.
Anyway, Kreatura just confirmed it was a compatibility issue with Firefox (at least, I think it also concerns IE11). But it works on Chrome.
I hope they come up with a fix soon and Kriesi will update the theme accordingly in no time.I will nevertheless try your redirect for mobile workaround, thank you.
I think there is a browser compatibility issue with LayerSlider lazyload.
Lazyload works on Google Chrome, but not on Firefox (44) nor IE (11).
Do you see the same issue?Dear Ismael
Thank you for these links. I have contacted Kreatura because of LayerSlider lazyload option not working. They say it works as intended. I am puzzled. If I test my website or even yours (http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/), browser console clearly shows no lazyload. Maybe it is not enabled on Enfold Demo site, but it is on my website, and I can see no lazyload at all. Link to my site is in private details.
Could you please confirm there is no lazyload?
ThanksI am posting this here because LayerSlider is bundled with Enfold, but maybe last LayerSlider version (5.6.3) fixes these issues?
If I am not wrong, I cannot update LayerSlider by myself, can I?Hi
I met similar problem with LayerSlider and WPML String Translation.
I am forced to disable Markup caching in LayerSlider advanced options to translate the texts in slides.
If I don’t, texts from the first language displayed are cached as transients and don’t switched when you switch languages.
Even if the problem is solved when disabling the caching, this is still an issue I’d like to see resolved, for performance optimization.
Any news on a solution to use LayerSlider caching?Hi.
I couldn’t say if it is an old generation Nexus 5. I bought it 2 years ago.
The Nexus 7 I use is brand new.
It seems it’s not just “jerky”. When I open (or close) the mobile menu, the mani content shrinks a little while the mobile menu opens. It is not the same and much faster on Enfold demo page.Hi Elliott
I forgot to tell: I have tested with Nexus 5 and Nexus 7, both Android 6.0.1 and Chrome 48.0.2564.95 (all latest, then).
I just made a few other tests to try and see the source of the problem. I’d say it could be related to the number of items in the menu. If I create a new menu with, say, 10 elements, animation is quite smooth (mine is around 35 I guess).
Then I tested your Enfold demo from the same devices. Since these demo sites have many items in the menu, the animation is a bit jerky too on Nexus 5, but not on Nexus 7…
Well, I guess it is related to the power of each device? :sHi everyone
I just found the cause of the issue!
I had checked the option for Copy post date. Thus, the previous/next navigation could not determine which post is before/after the other.
I was able to fix my problem by manually changing every post date to have them different (I also had to date them all with specific publishing date/hour to have the nav order I needed).I now understand that the prev/next/nav relies only on post publishing date, and doesn’t check anything else.
I tried the code you provided to respect the post category in prev/next nav, but it changed nothing. I think I will ask for help on the other thread.Cheers
Hi Andy
I already have reuploaded the theme multiple times and contacted the author of Dupplicate post.
As I said earlier, deactivating every plugin and child theme don’t solve the issue.
I suggest that some data may be missing in the database. Could you please tell me how Enfold (or WordPress) deals the relations between posts to create prev/next nav? Is this only related to the category?And you didn’t answer the question below. It might help understand the problem.
BTW, I just notice that prev/next nav on blog posts doesn’t respect post category to display the prev/next posts in the same categories only. What is the rule then? Do we have some measure of control on this?
Thanks.
No.
How does Enfold deal with the relations between posts?
Is it only category related? What data could be missing in the post-meta?BTW, I just notice that prev/next nav on blog posts doesn’t respect post category to display the prev/next posts in the same categories only. What is the rule then? Do we have some measure of control on this?
Hi
Me again, looking for a solution for this issue.
It seems to be a compatibility issue with Duplicate Post plugin.
I tried to create some new test portfolios. The navigation shows only between the new portfolio I just created manually. As soon as I clone a post using Duplicate Post (which I always had for my numerous previous portfolio entries), this entry seems to be hidden from the navigation. The post displays in every other situation, like category page, portfolio shortcodes, etc. Only the navigation can’t see the cloned entries.
Could you please help me with this issue. What meta data is used by the navigation? What meta could have been wrongly cloned or maybe bypassed by the cloning process?
I can’t say if the issue is theme or plugin related, and I need to know which information may be missing in cloned posts.
ThanksIndeed. I should have tested that myself (I usually do).
I have opened a ticket with the plugin author.
Thank you for your help.Sure.
(btw, maybe it is somehow related to this other problem I have no solution yet: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/how-to-enable-prevnext-nav-on-portfolio-items/)
ThxHi Ismael
If you want access to the Editor panel, you have to go through Network Admin (/wp-admin/network/theme-editor.php).BTW, I have disabled every plugin and switched back to default Enfold theme : still no nav arrows on portfolio pages.
Please advise.
Thx(facepalm myself)
Nevermind, just made the trick.
Spent 2 hours trying, and of course I managed to do it 10 minutes after asking for help…)
For anyone interested, I had to use get_the_subtitle( $the_id, ‘<h4 class=”subtitle”>’, ‘</h4>’, false ); on avia-shortcodes/postslider.php line 301.Thank you Elliott
I didn’t managed to use get_the_category(). No idea why.
Thank you anyway, I’ll figure another, less automatic, way.After you created the gallery or added an image by using the add media button, you won’t be able to edit it again just like the theme’s shortcode wand.
uuh, yes I am actually. Maybe we’re not speaking of the same thing. The WP “Add media” button allows to create AND edit images/galleries without shortcodes. Just good old easy access UI. Well, nevermind, this is no big deal.
Is there any reason why you can’t use the advance layout builder?
Yes. As I explained earlier, the advanced layout builder does not display the “elegant blog style” header on top of the post page. An option to allow it is what I would have loved.
The elegant style should work if you use the blog post element in the advance layout builder. Did you try it?
Of course I did. But I realise you refer to the main blog page where all posts excerpts are displayed. I am refering to the post itself. If you create a blog post and use Default Editor, the post page displays a nice header (post title, post category, separator, post date and sharing options). If you switch to Enfold Advanced Layout Editor, none of this is displayed (probably because the Builder aims to offer complete freedom of page building). Do you see it now?
An option to keep some automatic elements with the advanced layout editor would have been sooo better.But well, from one thing to another, I see that this thread has mainly deflected from its first subject. Sorry for this, all this is intertwined somehow.
