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Hey!
You can see a bit about the masonry element here: https://vimeo.com/77433498
For the shop, it isn’t a shop page replacement but just another way to display shop items.
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DevinThe sidebar on the “shop” is controlled by what you add in to Appearance>widgets. First the shown everywhere then the pages and finally the shop sidebar.
So you can customize the output of the sidebar on the default shop page (which is what WooCommerce creates by default).
Hey chooseone!
It sounds like the masonry script isn’t able to work properly for some reason. You can try disabling any active plugins you have first to make sure there is no conflict there and if that doesn’t work publish the site to a temporary domain/url so we can inspect it live.
But by default, that isn’t the behavior that should be happening.
Best regards,
DevinHey KingConga!
You might be able to do that if you use the visual editor and regular tables but not the themes shortcodes no. I can’t really say what would happen or what kind of ability you would have with that.
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DevinHey!
First, please don’t bump your posts. Our queue system shows oldest posts to newest so when you self bump it just moves your topic to the end of the queue.
For minifying your css, you can follow the plugins steps and documentation for the best results. The demo has a custom set up as far as the back end goes (style switcher etc). But generally when minifying the data you just need to select the files from within the plugin so that it knows which ones to minify and do it in the same order they are rendered in the html.
If you really wanted to only have a single file you would need to move all of the css from the css folder into a single file (again in the same order from the rendered html) and then remove those calls from the functions.php which are trying to include the separate files.
Just using a basic minifcation plugin and WP super cache or w3tc should be plenty of speed increase for the general site set up.
Cheers!
DevinI understand what is supposed to be happening, but on my dev install as well as my live install on my personal site the permalink structure works as intended.
So I’m just trying to check for things that could be specific or local to your setup based on the information given.
If when you change the permalink settings to default things work as expected then you can go through the troubleshooting tips from the codex.
Hi!
No, the widget will actually probably get phased out over time as the trends with WordPress themes are moving things like that to be plugin specific and not included with themes. Its the same thing we did with the twitter feed widget when Twitter changed their API and restrictions on it.
Cheers!
DevinHey jasoncliff!
You would need to re-do the grid sizes in the grid.css inside the css folder of the theme files.
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DevinHey!
Kriesi posted in this topic about it and a link to the old styles. You can re-add them back in if you’d like: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/no-gradient-in-buttons-v-2-4/
Best regards,
DevinHi!
This is not the default behavior from a fresh install. If its not an issue with a plugin, my guess would be a function or modification to the theme files.
If we can see the site live we might be able to see where or what is causing it but by default that shouldn’t be happening.
Cheers!
DevinHi!
I believe this is actually on purpose. If you look at the way default WooCommerce pages are shown, the product title is right next to the image. If we also added it into the header (as we used to with older themes) there are a lot of complaints for SEO issues.
So in this case, the individual product page does not have the product title where the page title typically is in the breadcrumb area to prevent you from having a negative SEO effect.
Cheers!
DevinHey!
A couple of extras but I’ll put the whole set of steps:
Modify the js>avia.js file to the new width you want the menu to show:
var menu = header.find('.main_menu ul:eq(0)'), first_level_items = menu.find('>li').length, bottom_menu = $('html').is('.bottom_nav_header'), switchWidth = 767;Then add this to your Quick CSS or custom.css:
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) { .responsive #header .main_menu ul { display: none; } .mobile_active #advanced_menu_toggle { display: block; } }Modify each of the 767 values to the new width you want the mobile button to show. The css will hide the menu and show the mobile.
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DevinHey radis92!
That isn’t a supported modification to the theme unfortunately so if there are issues with the advanced layout editor being enabled on posts we aren’t able to debug them.
Cheers!
DevinHi awsystems!
If you have commented out the lightbox activation in the javascript file then the lightbox is coming from something outside of the theme. Make sure you don’t have any other plugins with lightbox functions in them and that the server doesn’t have any caching as well.
Just in case, make sure any changes you are making to the avia.js file are on the live server and not local. Its an often overlooked step to check.
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DevinHey Michael!
I’m not sure about the translation differences but I can at least shine some light on what the blog page does. With WordPress in general you are always loading up the posts feed (index.php). You can designate a specific page to be shown as the home page instead and then also choose a blog page.
When you choose a blog page, the page ignores any content you add to that page and just uses the page name to load in the blog posts based on the theme. For Enfold, you choose the default blog layout from the general settings.
When you use the blog element on a page, you aren’t actually telling WordPress that the page is your blog at all. Instead, you are just making a custom database query to output some posts using the parameters you set in that elements choices.
So with WPML, you may need to use the blog choice instead of adding your blog output into a regular page to get it all to work.
Best regards,
DevinHey ramoncrusellas!
I’m not quite clear on what you mean is happening. Can you give a bit more detail or explain the issue that is happening with the mail on your end?
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DevinHi!
No, not at the moment. It will inherit the setting for Blog style set in the Enfold general settings.
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DevinHey nacre8s!
A couple things you can also try: First, deactivate any plugins you have running on the install. Specifically any that effect the admin dashboard. Second is to try a different browser in case there is a browser add on, local cache or something like that.
Best regards,
DevinIts just that way by design. The meta is shown because its an article (time, day, category, author name). You definitely could add an output for the photo but it would be best added in by a freelance developer so that it fits in with the layout, stay responsive, and be cross browser bug tested .
Hey!
I’m not sure why its rendering like that. I’ve tagged Kriesi to take a look at it.
Best regards,
DevinHi maratino!
I’m not sure what it is you are asking. If the pagination isn’t working then it is typically a permalink issue. You can see the codex entry and some troubleshooting tips on it here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Fixing_Permalink_Problems
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DevinHey german_photographer!
No, not that I know of. Random is random and the code for that is very simple. You would need to ask the LayerSlider developers to add in a random with no repeats type rule as a new feature to get them to not repeat once a slideshow has started.
As far as I know the plugin does not have this function right now.
Cheers!
DevinHi!
Please do not tack on other questions within a topic. Not only does it mean we don’t see the question until later because our queue goes by oldest topics first, but it also makes it very difficult to track and respond to questions in addition to forming incorrect correlations between issues.
For your separate color section issue please create a new topic. I no longer have a device to test the last iOS version since I updated once it passed the 70% adoption mark.
Best regards,
DevinHi!
The masonry grid is the incorrect item do the kind of layout you are looking for. It will always be full width and the item width is recalculated based on the screen size. So on larger sizes the small number of photos shown may not be enough to fill the screen,
If you just want 4 columns with links then you can use 4 1/4 content elements with either an image or text element with the image+link inside.
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DevinHey hornellsab!
The pages that are created by WooCommerce are not able to have their layouts changed by the theme. The theme really only styles those pages to let WooCommerce do its thing and give the most integration with WooCommerce extensions.
You can set your sidebar widget content in Apperances>Widgets from the WordPress backend.
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DevinHey KingConga!
1) Not within an ajax view. Each item could link to another page where you have portfolio items inside of it however. You should do a quick test with a few items if you are unsure as the description may not match what I’m thinking.
2) WooCommerce has a membership extension you could try since WooCommerce is already supported. I’ve never used it but its worth a look. Other than that no, we don’t have any official support for them.
3) Make sure you have only that plugin, WordPress and 2.4.2 of the theme installed. Try it with another theme and see if you get the same issue. There could be a conflict but again we’ve not tested any membership plugins that I know of.
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DevinHey!
We have a few things in place to help IE8 along with the max-width issues. Specifically the backslash hack for defining the width instead of max width.
If you do find cases where its still failing to render let us know and we’ll add in the fix for the next release.
Regards,
Devin
