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Understood. Thanks for the reply @Ismael. Appreciate the work you guys do. Best support anywhere!
Dave
Thanks @Ismael. I know you’re one degree of separation away from @Kriesi… Time to check this out. It’s from the leading 3rd party AMP solution for WP. Build your enfold theme extension on top of their plugin. It’s on github.
I know it’s not simple but neither is a theme out of box. However, this is a trend you can’t control – google demands it and so do creators ahead of the curve. Trying to be a part of the relevance Google is throwing toward websites with AMP. You’re forcing me away from enfold and your great theme by ignoring requests over the past 1+ year now. Thanks for pushing this to the top.
Dave
BTW – another Codecanyon developer – tagDiv – which has a well-selling theme Newspaper 8 is working with Amp for WP. They have their own AMP theme that works on top of the main theme. You could be earning some nice revenue through an upgrade opportunity. Check out what I mean: Newspaper AMP Theme
Just sharing this has been avoided by @kriesi for some time. Many on this forum are thinking the same – time to jump? I just don’t know why this isn’t considered more important. Are you waiting for final details on Gutenberg? Hope it’s top of the list and can be addressed asap! Thanks.
Dave
Thanks for your help Rikard. Consider this one FIXED (rather solved).
The issue is not enfold from what I can tell – rather a plugin – YOAST.
Just when enfold cam out with 4.1 so did Yoast begin their 5.0 release. Well, I never noticed but a handful of others experience this too with the white screen of death – hitting UPDATE and the post or page doesn’t update.
ACTION: Deactivate Yoast (5,5.01,5.02 and future releases if not fixed).
After updating the pages/posts, the ACTIVE the plugin again.
*It’s the only way I could get it to work.Thanks again for your help. Hope this helps others.
Dave
HMSREI looked at that fix and think I tried it but it didn’t work… so just added this to my child theme functions.php file
//set builder mode to debug add_action('avia_builder_mode', "builder_set_debug"); function builder_set_debug() { return "debug"; }… and nothing. Still get the blank page: /wp-admin/post.php
Don’t know what else is causing this but feel like I am chasing a rabbit. Not reassuring. What’s even worse is that I have tried to make changes on other pages too where I use Avia theme builder parts and same result.
I have almost 400 pages so copy, pasting as new… and renaming pages isn’t going to work. Please let me know if I am missing anything else. Thanks.
Dave
Login details included. Main thing I am trying to use is the TEXT portion of the box to change http to https on an image. I can make the change but it wont save. Also confirmed on a post today too – after drafting and publishing it, went to change something in the text block and now I cant make changes. We’ve also used special shortcodes in our posts, but this is the first time I couldn’t edit a Text Block. Frustrating. Thanks.
I have to say – that was it… UNREAL. Thank you Victoria.
To help others, I also found a good setting for the iPad Pro (and perhaps Microsoft Surface tablets and others).
@media only screen and (min-width: 1024px) { .container { max-width: 1366px; } }Really appreciate your help.
DaveWell, I think if you compare these sites, you will see a noticeable difference. One is from a standard 1920 monitor and the other is landscape from my iPad Pro. I want to make ours as wide as possible and feel the current design is squeezed.
Hope you can point me in the right direction as the current settings are ineffective.
Thanks.
I am very tired seeing these warnings. Of course, applied your fix @Victoria_d but doesn’t seem to fix. Using the line of code in my child theme functions file:
add_theme_support('deactivate_layerslider');Here’s my various issues:
2017-05-12 10:53:52.135 [NOTICE] [##.##.##.###:HTTP2-15] [STDERR] PHP Warning: fclose() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /wp-includes/functions.php on line 4790
2017-05-12 10:53:52.135 [NOTICE] [##.##.##.###:HTTP2-15] [STDERR] PHP Warning: fread() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /wp-includes/functions.php on line 4787
2017-05-12 10:53:52.134 [NOTICE] [##.##.##.###:HTTP2-15] [STDERR] PHP Warning: fopen(/wp-content/themes/enfold/config-layerslider/LayerSlider/layerslider.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /wp-includes/functions.php on line 47As I’ve shared before, it’s time to stop embedding and bloating your codebase with these applications. It’s like chasing a rabit’s tail with support this year for this one application. Highly considering another theme altogether. It’s like Enfold has run it’s course. Perhaps time to produce Enfold LIGHT or FULL. I don’t want layerslider for example… And the new v4 seems like a naming convention only. Was hoping for more effort.
Dave
Can I make a simple point: why doesn’t @kriesi give users the option to use the layer plugin or remove it?
Case closed. No more disabling like I had to do and yet get all these erroneous errors.
My two cents. Add it to your theme control panel.
Hope that helps push for a new work around going forward.
Dave
I kept the border:none change… but the other just pushed down the header so when you’re on a standard page or post, would cover the H1 headline on each page. So removed the height and will have to deal with that one page creating the issue I suppose.
Excellent – that helped a ton. Still getting a white bar before custom content loads in that section – perhaps it from the map, IDK. But this was very helpful Andy!
Dave
Yes, that page works. But try the main one in question again. Notice I took all content out – how do I remove the blue bottom when I selected NO SOCKET / NO FOOTER?
Thanks!
Thanks for the follow up Andy – I do appreciate it. However, if I remove the css you provided:
#header_main { height: 110px; border: none; }…then the SLIM header returns fine on all pages. So I removed it and deleted that css so it’s back to the original layout. Checking custom css on our end now for that one page layout and reply with that I find.
Dave
Do you see what I mean about slim mode on the rest of the site? While it would work on this one page, it doesn’t across the rest of the website.
I understand for this page BUT this impacts every other page on the website that requires a scroll. SLIM isn’t available anywhere with this code snippet.
That does drop the header down on that page… but it also changes the header so when I scroll down and it should go to SLIM mode, it wont. Anything else to address that area?
No – the space is still there. Not on main site, just this custom page. See link again in private message. Thx in advance.
Just making sure you see the actual issue under the header. Not trying to remove the header or page content, just the whitespace present with content on the page.
It’s still present. The header loads fine like all pages but when I insert our own shortcode (as text versus visual – not that it seems to matter) it throws a white bar up top. Can’t seem to narrow down what css is driving this for this page… Hope you can help.
Dave
Anyone else able to answer? Again, just looking to remove the white space under the header and above custom content. Thx.
Dave
Thanks for your help Andy… Not trying to remove the content, rather limit the space between header and content.
So It’s the white bar and blue bar above the map… under the header.
I just dont need either.
Perhaps it’s something in this section?
class=”container_wrap container_wrap_first main_color fullsize” ?I agree with every comment above. I am not a fan of surprises… but that’s why developers have access to beta versions. While many items slip through the fold, most are detected.
The worst one to date this year was Microsoft with OFFICE for Mac. El Capitan launched and guess who had a slew of angry customers?
In this case, there is a major difference. What we all SHOULD do as our own best practice is simply wait to get a green flag from the developer (kriesi) or others in the forum that the release is tested and working well.
So I suggest two things:
1) Everyone waits to update their WP platform until the theme they use certifies or rubber stamps functionality… which leads me back to kriesi…
2) The developer (kriesi) should also note on their themes they are tested and fully supported.Just my two cents. It would help many of you take those two cents and save lots of time, energy & possible $$$ loss by delaying the update. It’s hard, I know. I want to push INSTALL… but we need to be a little more patient.
Thanks for listening.
DaveNope. I haven’t seen any update. However, this needs to be updated by #kriesi because it’s a requirement for any theme these days. This improvement needs some love – please.
Hey @codemode. The feedback I received when they checked our code was the use of other short code we used… But you still get issue trying to mark up the table just using css or html. Unless you strictly use their basic style, it’s a useless element. Hope they see through yours this needs to be addressed. Thx.
Anyone able to raise this issue with @kriesi – don’t want to go into single posts and update everyone with a snippet of code that should be handled a more efficient manner with the theme. Please advise. Thanks.
Just hoping #kriesi can address this inconsistency. Something seriously looks broken or not supported in Enfold (or other Kriesi themes) when it would be a powerful addition to the blog setup (giving controls in the setup) or making it default in functions.php (if that’s where it can be controlled). Holding off until I hear if this can be investigated as a fix to the schema support Kriesi offers. Thanks.
DaveI disagree because I am using the default editor and its not adding it to the schema. And I do have a featured image on my pages… but this throws an error on Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool.
Have you checked your own blog?
https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/
then test a random blog post on kriesi.at (your URL)
http://kriesi.at/archives/7-wordpress-podcasts-that-demand-to-be-heardLots of errors on your pages too – but primarily the same one with the image. While I know you made some schema bug fixes in June, I don’t know if they have been fixed for this issue.
Oh and you can try it on this post too:
http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-blog/2014/08/24/a-nice-entry/Just two random ones on your site & both have the
image: missing and requiredHope you can raise this up the chain. Thanks for your help.
