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Hi!
The theme already comes bundled with its own version of LayerSlider so you don’t need to have the singular plugin installed as well.
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DevinYou can add posts to the page array in config-templatebuilder>avia-template-builder>config>meta.php:
array( 'title' =>__('Avia Layout Builder','avia_framework' ), 'id'=>'avia_builder', 'page'=>array('portfolio','page'), 'context'=>'normal', 'priority'=>'high', 'expandable'=>true ),Just keep in mind that with WordPress posts are not meant for page data so using them like pages can have unintended results for future updates.
I have a new set of docs just about ready to release but its been busy and just keeps getting more busy. The december lull in support we usually get will probably be when we launch the new FAQ and online docs.
Glad we could help for now though :)
Hi nvltygoods!
Generally yes a child theme is a good idea in case you want to add in your own functions or modify the core files easily. You’ll still need to keep track of all the changes you make but it makes it a bit easier to do so.
For a quick how to on creating a child theme see: https://vimeo.com/67221517
There is a download link for on in the comment on the video from Kriesi.
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DevinIf its only the single line in the file I would suggest just editing the parent. Then keep a change log for your records so you can re-update it when needed.
Hey kaMai!
Unfortunately this isn’t something we would be able to have. The number of plugins and possible conflicts is impossibly high to have a concrete list.
If you have an issue that you think is a bug within the theme you can post it as a new topic and we’ll dig in to it there. We have all of the theme issues/bugs/to-do lists on our private github account so a secondary one is superfluous.
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DevinHey!
For #1, you can watch this video: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/75743285
The fonts have to be in the same font format as the ones from fontello however.
For the social icons, you’ll need to add additional alignment with css to the media query in your custom.css file. There are two provided as an example, one for desktop only and the other for mobile only.
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DevinYou need to create a taxonomy that is attached to the custom post type and have at least one item within the taxonomy.
Hey FabriGar!
I believe they are stored in the frameworks one super object but I’m not sure if that is transferable by itself. I’ll tag the topic for Peter who may be able to say for sure.
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DevinHey!
I’m not sure which, but I *think* one of the plugins is causing the settings not to get recognized. I don’t want to disable them since I’m not sure what you have for settings but that would be my first suggestion to try.
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DevinHi!
You don’t need to keep a forced flushing function live in your functions.php file. You only ever need to flush the permalinks once or after a change has been made.
General permalink issues should try the suggestions in the codex here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Fixing_Permalink_Problems
Cheers!
DevinHey tommcshane1!
The easiest way would just be to offer the image as a link in the ajax description area. Otherwise they can right-click>save image.
Cheers!
DevinHey Ikyo!
You would need to include the file through your childs functions. See: http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/creative-coding/how-to-include-and-require-files-and-templates-in-wordpress/
By default child themes only automatically include items in the root of the folder.
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DevinHey downbylaw!
The theme has a couple of different ways to display posts that you can choose from in the theme options. Eg:
http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-grid/
http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-multi-author/
http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-single-small/
http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-single-author-big/
http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/blog/blog-single-author-full/You’ll notice with some of them you get an icon in place of a featured image to designate post type or if the user doesn’t have a gravatar image set it will show.
So if you can provide a link to your site and blog layout we can assist with some css to hide the icon.
Best regards,
DevinHey beckyleeik!
You can just remove this line in your js>avia.js file:
//activates the prettyphoto lightbox $(container).avia_activate_lightbox({callback:'avia_lightbox_callback'});Regards,
DevinHi!
I believe the proper syntax would be:
add_filter( 'avf_google_content_font', 'avia_add_content_font'); function avia_add_content_font($fonts) { $fonts['Indie Flower'] = 'Indie Flower'; $fonts['Indie Flower'] = 'Indie Flower'; $fonts['Indie Flower'] = 'Indie Flower'; $fonts['Indie Flower'] = 'Indie Flower'; return $fonts; }Where each new line is a new font that gets added to $fonts.
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DevinPortfolio items are a pretty standard separate custom post type. It allows for more flexibility in how you display items and how those items are used.
You can read more about custom post types here to get an idea of why they are used in WordPress in place of posts: http://codex.wordpress.org/Post_Types#Custom_Post_Types
Posts are reserved for everything loosely defined as blog posts. They are the only thing that can be parsed by dates by default and really should be left to post data which is why they don’t have the advanced layout editor.
Pages and custom post types are more static content which can be more easily custom edited for specific purpose.
I hope Jörg’s explanation helps as I don’t think we were really explaining things for how you were imagining the site was getting rendered.
There isn’t any single template that is used to render your sites content, each page, post, portfolio item etc is the combined output of the header, footer, sidebar and then various inner content files.
So trying to modify a single php file for the output of one page is generally never going to work.
Its better if you explain the end result you are looking for since as Jörg pointed out in this case there is a theme option already built in to handle that.
For 2, the issue doesn’t have to do with a fixed header but just how the background is set for any layout.
For 1, since nothing else is working you should be able to force the logo fix by adding the following CSS to your Quick CSS (located under the Styling Tab in the theme options) or the custom.css file in the css folder of your theme files:
#header .logo img { padding: 0 !important; }Hey!
What did you set for the options on the header tab? It looks like the header doesn’t have anything set for the background color but the default header background is getting rendered on anything above IE8.
Best regards,
DevinCan we see your site live? Both menu options are not actual versions of your menu but complete re-builds of them after being parsed by the theme code.
Without being able to see the issue live there isn’t much we can do unfortunately. By default, the filtering does work so perhaps its a local server setup issue or something like that.
If you can put it on a dev server so we can take a look we can dig in a bit further.
Hi!
Individual customization like that is not covered under the scope of support. If you want to change individual page and color elements on a per page basis you will need to look into a freelance developer at somwhere like Microlancer.com or Codeable.io .
Right now three of us are all getting consistent results when viewing the site in Firefox and Chrome so my guess is that there is either an add on or a local issue which is causing inconsistent results when viewing your site. It isn’t overly common but it can happen with how many extensions are available for Firefox.
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DevinHey!
CSS by itself is never something we can really use. We need to see it live on the page and how its interacting with the content via dev tools.
Which page now is having the issue (its hard to follow topics over a series of responses so re-freshing what is the current issue is always very helpful).
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DevinYes, that is correct. With how often we are updating the avia.js right now with tweaks or new code it will need to be updated with each release so duplicating it in a child theme would just add a new third step instead of just editing the parent each update.
It shouldn’t and as far as I know can’t effect the fonts just by modifying the container.
The values above can be adjusted to fit as you need them. The upper and lower limit were just loose guesses. If you ever add any more menu items for example the values would need to be adjusted further. Its just a case where the character limit for the default layout has been reached and the logical step for the menu is to start to wrap because of the container.
So increasing the container value (930px) or when it first starts to take effect (max-width) or even when it stops working (min-width) will take a bit of adjustment to get it working.
Hey gentlemansgazette!
As far as I know there isn’t anything you would need to do if you are only adding in the widget. The search would replace the default search function and then output the results.
If the plugins documentation has more specific directions or says that you need to do something further that would be the next step.
Best regards,
DevinHey current162!
No, this isn’t currently supported. Your best route would be to use a background image on a color section and have it attached at middle middle. Otherwise you could look into a freelance developer to try and do the customization via some very specific css but even then I’m not sure if it would be doable without some pretty rough hacks.
Regards,
Devin
