Glad its working for you now . Let us know if you have any other questions or issues.

Hey Jae!

If they are jpegs you can use: http://www.jpegmini.com/
Or for PNG files use: https://tinypng.com/

The goal is to shrink the file size without losing quality or reducing the pixel dimensions.

Best regards,
Devin

You would add it to your functions.php. This is the default location for any additional php that you would add to a WordPress theme or WordPress child theme.

See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Functions_File_Explained

The visual editor is the name for the default WordPress editor. If you are talking about when in a text element in the Advanced Layout Builder (where you can drag and drop theme elements to create layouts) then the shortcodes are limited to those supported inside a text element.

If you have not already watched it, I go over all of the layout elements in this video: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927359

And create a quick layout in this video: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927358

• This reply was modified 11 years, 7 months ago by Devin.

It seems like there is a misunderstanding of the root issue. There should be no reason why you would need to wrap regular shortcodes inside php if all you are trying to do is add in shortcodes.

What do you mean by default shortcodes and in what instance is it not working specifically?

Portfolio shortcodes have no support being nested inside any other element except columns/color sections so if that is the end goal we wouldn’t be able to help with that. Same with color sections and Layer Slider elements.

Hi Helgi!

You can use this function to do that:

add_filter('avia_dyn_stylesheet_file_path', 'avia_change_filename');
function avia_change_filename($stylesheet){
return 'myfilename.css';
}

Best regards,
Devin

Hey vchemko!

We’ll need to see an example of what you are trying to do with a screenshot or mock up as well as a live version of what you have now. I’m not clear on what it is you are trying to accomplish fully so just a bit more information and a visual will hopefully clear things up.

From there we’ll see if its something we can help with and if not point you to where you can get additional help with customization beyond what we can do through support.

Cheers!
Devin

Hey Paul!

We’ve asked Kriesi to take a look and give it a proper top down fix if needed. We get so few users of the fixed width option at this point that there are still some cases where things aren’t quite working as intended.

If you can create a temporary admin account and post the details as a private reply we can try and get it sorted out for your installation asap.

Best regards,
Devin

It will be quite a bit more complicated than that unfortunately. As WordPress the community has gotten smarter so have the high end themes. So in this case you are working with classes and extending classes to go beyond the basic WordPress shortcode output.

Off hand I couldn’t even give a good description of how to pull everything out into a shortocde but given a few hours and full access to the theme files a good developer should be able to get you set to re-create the shortcodes in a way that will output them and ready for css clean up.

Basically going through and looking at the function shortcode_handler attributes then creating a shortcode to follow suit and adding it in is how I would do it. You could try it the other way around and include the aviaShortCodeTemplate class and the avia-shortcodes though I don’t have as much experience with oop with php.

Hi efishinsea!

There is no single list of shortcodes available since there are so many possible configurations for them and the advanced layout editor or shortcode dropdown (magic wand) should be used instead of trying to write them out manually.

When you are in the advanced layout editor the shortcodes available from the magic wand icon are limited to those that can be nested inside a text element.

The Advanced Layout Builder and the visual editor are two separate entities so when you switch back and forth you don’t see the output of one in the other. This is on purpose to prevent a single mis-type or single character error from breaking an entire layout.

Best regards,
Devin

Hi!

The link you have there is exactly how it should work. Though you should be using a featured image so that the image is shown in the masonry output.

Best regards,
Devin

The root of your issues is probably that you are using Enfold version 1.9 on that installation. The icon font manager wasn’t added until 2.3 I think it was and 1.9 isn’t even compatible with WordPress 3.6+.

So re-download the theme files from ThemeForest and re-install the parent Enfold theme from scratch to bring it all up to date.

Hi dalcnetsrl,

Unfortunately there is nothing that we can do to restore anything on your server. Your best route to try and get a restoration would be to talk to your hosting provider and see if they have snapshots or can assist with whatever method you had previously used to backup.

Cheers!
Devin

Glad you were able to get it sorted out!

Generally this kind of customization is far beyond what we can do via support since it can lead to cross browser fixes as well as additional responsive fixes needed but Josue went beyond the norm for you :)