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Hey!
Check that you have no also set a different front page in the WordPress Settings>Reading. That should be set to show the latest blog posts. Then in your Enfold theme options the home page can be set to the page you want your blog posts to show and then the blog option set to nothing.
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DevinHi Jane!
You can adjust its position as needed by adding this to your Quick CSS in the styling tab of the theme options:
#top .onsale { top: -11em; }Change the value to change its position. I’ve used em so that the position will scale with the screen size. It will shift a bit in the image area because of this.
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DevinHi akamaxbuz!
This is deliberate to keep images responsive. You can wrap images in containers via the column shortcodes to constrain them or choose smaller thumbnail sizes if you want to add in the actual smaller image.
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DevinHey ndimmick!
That is the most direct way and in my opinion the best but if you are looking for a more simple solution then a plugin is probably your best route to go. Mike Jolley, the main dev behind WooCommerce, has one that I’ve not tried yet which may be what you are looking for: http://mikejolley.com/projects/download-monitor/
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DevinI just tried it out with my live child them and didn’t any errors. The query values were reversed so it should be the following:
add_filter('avia_masonry_entries_query', 'avia_random_image_query', 10, 2); function avia_random_image_query($query, $params) { if(is_page(array(5173))) { $query['orderby'] = "title"; $query['order'] = "ASC"; } return $query; }but it shouldn’t cause any errors. Just make sure your functions file has an opening ‘<?php’ and the function is after that.
Hey EMS4HIM!
See: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/remove-avia-framework-debug-information/
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DevinHi!
You would need to enque the script into your site as a new function in the functions.php. See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script
That will make sure it gets included correctly with WordPress.
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DevinHi beven!
The easiest way to see how its done is to import the demo data but it also will re-set all current theme options which you may not want to do at this point.
The essence of it is you will use the Color Section element to create each link area in the page. In the color section there is a field “for developers only” where you can set anchor links. So for instance you would put your portfolio content in a color section where that field had the text “portfolio” with the quotes.
Then in your WordPress Menus manager you will add a custom link (Link) with the url of your site/page and #portfolio at the end. Then repeat for each section.
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DevinI’ll ask Kriesi to take a look at the saving/style function so that this doesn’t happen again. Not sure what was the original source and thankfully (though not for you unfortunately) it doesn’t seem to be widespread and impacting lots of users so it shouldn’t be coming up again. A quick check through everything to make sure is still a good idea.
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Devin
Hi!
The links above are showing on my end but it looks like you’ve had to re-set the permalinks. You may need to clear and re-set the htaccess file if it has gotten corrupted to get them to work properly: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Fixing_Permalink_Problems
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DevinHey!
I’m not really sure I understand the issue. That is a basic internet/browser interaction between the site you are viewing and the user. Removing alt data, tooltips etc has not only a negative seo impact but it makes it non-friendly for screen readers as well.
The online docs has an entry for changing the default blog title: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/replace-the-default-blog-latest-news-title/
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DevinHey Jane!
You can include the changes in the child theme’s css and it will overwrite those in the parent. You shouldn’t be editing the file directly however.
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DevinI don’t know what you mean by active and non-active. Where is it that we can see the issue so that we can try and find a fix for it?
Hi!
Actually the best and only way I know of to really do what you are looking for is what you first suggest. Making the images sit on a canvas that is the same size and then uploading those will give you the best result while keeping everything intact and responsive.
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DevinAs a general fyi our queue system goes by oldest posted item within a topic to newest so each time you self bump it actually pushes you further back in our queue.
Looking at your installed plugins it might be an issue in getting high spikes in memory usage where the page data has an issue saving. If it isn’t happening consistently as it doesn’t seem to be that is my best guess on why it would happen sometimes but not others.
You could also try disabling the Tiny MCE plugin and see if it helps though it didn’t show any errors when looking and testing out things just now.
Hi bsingenberger!
Unfortunately the table element does not have a way to move a row easily. You could try modifying the raw table shortcode but any error would break the table so it should be done with care.
You’ll need to turn on the ALB debug field following this guide which will then show you your layout builders raw shortcode output in a field under the builder: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/enable-advanced-layout-builder-debug/
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DevinUpdating the parent doesn’t touch your child theme. If you have made the change there then the theme update couldn’t possible change that file.
If you are modifying the actual theme then you are not actually *using* the child them correctly. Just using a child theme does not mean the parent theme will be un-touched when you update. Consider the parent theme as untouchable for making theme modifications unless you want to make those changes after each update.
You can review how child themes work here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
You can test if its a theme related issue by switching to one of the default WordPress themes (twenty __ ).
Using a membership plugin in conjunction with WooCommerce can have its own set of hurdles in itself but in this case there seems to be other users with the same issue and with other themes: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/woocommerce-21-broken
Hi JoaquimN!
We’ve not endorsed any one in particular so your best route would be to find one on the plugin repository with good reviews and give it a try. Maybe jplayer or something like that.
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DevinKriesi is the only one with access to the demo sites so it isn’t something we could look at to provide.
Hi mrshaffly!
Enfold was updated to work with WC2.1 in Enfold version 2.5.2: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/change-log-version-2-5-2/
We’ve not had any reports of issues like the above so far.
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DevinHi Amanda!
You may need to not use the theme’s front page/blog page settings and instead use WordPress Settings>Reading for where your home page and blog page are.
Cheers!
DevinHey paulrt27!
It depends on the hosting provider but it would be best to delete the database associated with the old one as well. Talk to the hosting provider and see if they can help with deleting the old database so that you can do a fresh install.
Cheers!
DevinHi jebailey20!
That is a WordPress function and not a theme function (inside of the core WordPress files). I found one topic mentioning that it could be an issue with your php version or a plugin conflict with the hosting setup.
So you can try deactivating all active plugins and see if that helps as well as checking with Godaddy.
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DevinHey!
I’ll add it into the feature request topic but we are unfortunately getting far too many support/customization requests to dig into custom additions right now.
If its a must-have I would suggest somewhere like Microlancer or Codeable to hire a freelance developer who can look through and find a fix. I really can’t say for sure if tags can get sorted in the same query off hand but it should be doable.
Cheers!
Devin
