Hey!

Where are these items? I can’t tell what part of the theme this is from the screenshots. It looks like an outside plugin but I’m not sure where to actually display them to see if its something we could quickly help with.

Cheers!
Devin

Yes, I do and the fact that it is not a feature is the standard for communicating that. Its the same reason that all of the browsers the theme supports is listed on Themeforest and all of the plugins that have specific support are listed as well.

Features that are supported expressly are shown on the themes page so buyers can understand what they are purchasing beforehand. Those items that are not featured are not listed.

Child themes, while powerful, are not the best solution if you are doing heavy customization to a theme. What I would suggest you do is keep a change log for your install of those changes and code you have modified in the parent’s framework. That way, updating the theme is pretty straightforward unless a file is completely removed from one version to the next.

Hey!

You would need to edit those specific items throughout all of the theme files. There are already schema items in place for most things which is what it looks like you are asking but there is no one single place we could instruct you to add in things like that.

If you feel it is a must-have for your site then you would need to look into a freelance developer to modify the theme files for you.

Best regards,
Devin

That is *not* something we can support at the moment since the advanced layout builder is not yet designed to work on other custom post types without issue.

However, the most straightforward and easiest option is to just change that in the parent. We don’t have anything in place to easily hook into the function to add in the template builder to other post types from a child because it isn’t supported yet.

Hey discover_peppermint!

You would need to add them into the config-templatebuilder>avia-shortcodes>columns.php file. Unfortunately a walk through of adding them in is far beyond what we could assist with via support so if you have questions you will need to direct them to a freelance developer.

We plan to add in some additional options in the future for columns but for now the ones that are live are the only ones available.

Regards,
Devin

Hey kaMai!

I’m not sure what you mean. The theme has nothing to do with any custom post types you have set up.

Best regards,
Devin

Hey murphy88!

Without knowing what you have modified in the parent theme files there isn’t a clear answer. Once you have a child theme active you can import the parent theme settings to it from the main theme options but that doesn’t copy over modified files.

So for the child theme you would then need to copy over any changed files. If you modified anything outside of that you may have issues since the parent theme is including those files and not the child. Anything in the root or includes (except the admin folder) should replace the parent automatically.

Regards,
Devin

Hi ChadRichardFlorida!

You should be able to do it with:

#menu-item-4535 > ul.sub-menu {
visibility: visible !important;
opacity: 1 !important;
}

You can add it to the desktop only media query in the custom.css file in your css folder so that it only effects screen sizes above 767px wide as well.

Cheers!
Devin

Hey murphy88!

Sounds like you may have entered the code into the Text tab of the text box with nothing else there. WordPress will by default wipe out raw code/script from the text box when you save.

You should be able to add in text above the item but WordPress may still wipe it out each time you go to edit the item. Your best route would be to make the script a custom shortcode so that you can enter it into the regular editor or use a plugin to do the same.

Regards,
Devin

No, that is not possible within the current plugin limitations.

I have no idea why it could be causing a conflict like that as it really shouldn’t be altering the page output at all. Its strange that its the cause at all since all of the theme code is wrapped in its own class to prevent conflicts.

My guess is the server is hitting is limit on how much data can be saved at once (max_input_vars) because of the large number of menu items. You can save the menu from the manage locations section (which I’ve done now) and then talk with your hosting provider about either modifying your php.ini file to have a larger max_input_vars number or if they can make the change on their end for your account.

Which part isn’t working? If you have any server side caching or WordPress plugins for caching then please clear their saved data so any css changes will be reflected live.

Do your posts have featured images set for them? The grid will not work without the items having featured images. The 4th photo doesn’t work for me so I can’t see what the output is so that is just a somewhat blind guess.

I tried cleaning it up and removing spaces but everything works without the action remove/add.