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Hi Tech!
The shop is handled by WooCommerce so you’ll need to have that installed and set up in order to use its functions. The theme just adds a bit of styling and additional functionality into the plugin as the theme itself doesn’t have any ecommerce functions within it.
I made a quick-start video you can watch here: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/77351544
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DevinHi!
It would be best to not have to re-edit your theme files after each theme update (since they will get written over by updates) but the choice is yours if you have it working how you would like.
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DevinHi!
The functions.php in your child theme should be empty. It gets loaded in addition to the parent and you would just add in the function right in there.
See the following for a bit more: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/using-a-child-theme/ and here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
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DevinHey!
As far as I know this is a result of the wpautop filter that attempts to add spacing tags and wrap your content to style it properly.
The best and most typically suggested work around is to use a plugin for these kinds of elements so that you can insert the shortcode to output the data without the filters causing a conflict.
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DevinHey!
Right now there isn’t a method for using comments at the same time as the advanced layout builder. The next update will add in a comment element to the available options.
That is one of the reasons it isn’t available on Posts since they are typically the source of comments as well as standardized content.
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DevinHey Cdfb!
Version 2.4.2 is the most recent version of Enfold so make sure you have that installed.
On your Page or Portfolio editing view go to the top right corner of the screen where the Screen Options tab is. Click on it to trigger the drop down and then make sure the Advanced Layout Editor checkbox is checked.
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DevinHey artemrepin!
All WooCommerce settings are handled from the WooCommerce>Settings section. You can choose your local settings, taxes, currency symbols etc from there.
WooCommerce documentation is here for reference: http://docs.woothemes.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/
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DevinHi!
Just a quick FYI our queue system goes by oldest posted response in a topic so whenever you self bump or self respond the topic goes to the end of our queue.
For the issues/question you can change how many items get shown before doing a load-more button from the masonry options but other than that no there isn’t anything built in because that is the expected mechanism to keep lots of content loading in at once.
You may be able to find a lazy-loading plugin that could help but I’m not sure any would work without customization with the theme.
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DevinHi webdraw,
I did a bit of searching on the issue and it looks it could be a couple of different things though I don’t think its specific to the theme.
Since non of the default WordPress themes are installed I can’t switch to test it out but it looks like there could be either an error with the WordPress install or a specific server setting/permissions type issue.
The images get uploaded but the editor isn’t able to process them. You can see the media manager has all the images even when it appears they fail. Based on that, I would say the actual WordPress installation may have an issue. The quickest and easiest way to test that would be to create a new blank install of WordPress on the same server but in a different folder or sub domain and then try out the media upload on a post/page. Then install the theme and test it again.
You could also try just re-uploading the WordPress 3.7.1 files via FTP. Just make sure not to overwrite your wp config file or uploads folder. Basically, a manual update but you aren’t moving up in versions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Updating_WordPress#Manual_Update
Just a side note as well: whenever you self respond to the post it actually pushes it to the end of our queue. Our system goes by oldest response in a post so each time there is an update it goes back to the end which means it can take longer for us to see it and then address it.
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Devin
Hi dalcnetsrl!
You can either try looking into a plugin that can do something like that or maybe doing a find and replace in your database. But otherwise there isn’t anything built into the theme or WordPress that handles that by default.
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DevinThere isn’t anything we can do to help how the initial admin user is set up. The server either auto creates a super user or there is something else in place causing a conflict with the users permission.
By default, a WordPress installation’s initial admin user has no restrictions. The plugin within the theme has nothing out of the ordinary for its permissions either. Its just a check for if the user is a normal admin user.
You can force remove the ability if you really want to though it isn’t always great user experience to do so. You would edit this in the header.php:
<?php if( strpos($responsive, 'responsive') !== false ) echo '<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1">'; ?>to
<?php if( strpos($responsive, 'responsive') !== false ) echo '<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable = no">'; ?>Hi Coleker!
You can use the more tag from WordPress to break up the content where you choose: http://en.support.wordpress.com/splitting-content/more-tag/
If you don’t want to use that, you can instead not choose a blog page from the theme options drop down and then on your “blog” page you would use the advanced layout editor to add a blog element. Then choose the excerpt and read more option for how that blog element shows data.
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DevinHey lead100!
No, that isn’t possible unfortunately. You would need to create a new page template via PHP as that is the only way to use those page types of page templates.
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DevinHey!
Archive pages, search results and the default blog feed are all controlled by the settings from your WordPress options in Settings>Reading>Blog pages show at most:
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DevinHi!
You can select a specific category from the product grid pop up and then select “Sort by Most recent” from the Sorting Options dropdown.
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DevinAlso make sure you’ve re-saved your options and regenerated the style sheet. Just make a small change to your styling options and then save.
Hi!
When you leave the home page drop down blank it defaults to what WordPress does by default: show posts based on your index.php. When you set a home page then it works as a static page for your home page. Whatever content you have on that page will be displayed.
So if you want the blog element to display then you just add it to that page.
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DevinLooks like its a bug with Android on certain devices. Neither of my phones have the setting available to them.
I did find a stackoverflow on the issue if you want to give it a try: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8508889/android-autofit-mode-causing-issues-with-css-width-in-web-page
The idea is to add a one pixel transparent png as a background image to your p tags.
Hey Ash!
No, not that I know of. You can try searching the WordPress.org plugin directory for something but I’ve not run across anything for it.
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DevinHey Jonathan!
No, height in css does not work like that. The percentage height uses whatever the fixed height value is for its container. So if the item doesn’t have a fixed height immediately above it then it doesn’t calculate a height.
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DevinThose shortcodes are for WordPress.com which as far as I know are not available in regular WordPress installations.
Hey kzpdesign!
Occasionally topics get closed automatically or in this case because the last comment indicated the issue had been fixed. With how many topics we handle daily we can miss that the last responded isn’t the OP.
I’ve re-opened it now.
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DevinHey kzpdesign!
Occasionally topics get closed automatically or in this case because the last comment indicated the issue had been fixed. With how many topics we handle daily we can miss that the last responded isn’t the OP.
I’ve re-opened it now.
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DevinThere would be no need to do that since the css doesn’t get loaded into the source it gets loaded into the custom file in your uploads folder.
Hey!
If you mean removing the debug information in the source you can add the function shown here: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/remove-avia-framework-debug-information/
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DevinHey!
Yes, technically you can nest any short element inside of another but if the Advanced Layout Editor doesn’t let you do it by default its because we don’t yet have support for that kind of layout.
So while you can force it, it isn’t going to work without some additional customization as your example shows.
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DevinHey galilandes!
No, you can make your own using the Advanced Layout Builder. For a quick intro to using it I would suggest watching this video: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927358
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Devin
