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Hi!
The button class should be .avia-button. So:
#top .main_color .avia-button:hover, #top .main_color .big_button:hover, #top .main_color #submit:hover, #top .main_color input[type='submit']:hover { background-color: #ffffff!important; color:d1202f!important; border-color: #d1202f!important; }Regards,
DevinHey davidrk!
What iPad, OS and browser version is it not happening for you? The logo wont minimize on mobile since its disabled but on iPads with sufficient pixel visibility its working on my end.
Best regards,
DevinHey Richard!
The easiest way to check would be to view the source of any of the other pages. The field however adds whatever you put into it back into the page source so unless something is preventing it from doing that then it should be working fine.
You can also use one of the many other plugins that add analytics code to your pages.
Cheers!
DevinHey Knut!
Your best resource to ask would either be the WordPress forums directly or maybe WordPress stack exchange/stackoverflow. The reddit WordPress subreddit is also not too bad for asking general questions as long as you post what you’ve already looked into and as much detail as possible for what you are hoping to achieve.
Cheers!
DevinHi ochieman!
Unfortunately that isn’t currently supported for posts. The individual posts will automatically recognize the category or overall blog page as the parent within the breadcrumbs but defining them otherwise isn’t an option.
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DevinHey xma001!
We do *not* support adding the layout builder to posts unfortunately. It has not ever been tested or debugged to work with posts so if there are issues after making that customization we would not be able to assist in getting them resolved.
Best regards,
DevinHey Chrillemeter!
The theme uses its own custom layout builder so its not something you would be able to compare with any other theme. That said, if we can see the site live and log in to see whats going on we will check to see.
Make sure to also try deactivating *all* active plugins before anything else to make sure it isn’t a conflict between a plugin and the theme.
Best regards,
DevinHey Ingrid!
I’m not quite sure what you mean from the description. What is it that you want to happen on mobile or not to happen on mobile?
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DevinHi cl!
1) I’m not quite sure what you mean. Is this on mobile only and do you have a screenshot of the issue?
2) Not that I know of no. It might be possible with some custom javascript but it isn’t something we could provide.1) Yes it should be doable with a small css snippet. It should be tailored to your site and that specific page so if we can see the page where you have it we’ll provide the css.
2) Not quite sure about what you have mind. Do you have an example or a mock up?
3) If we can see the elements live we can provide a css snippet you can then use to customize.Best regards,
DevinIf you create a page with no header (disable breadcrumbs and title from the layout meta box) you can then use the layout builder for the full layout manually.
With a color section for the white background content area and then using columns for the content you’ll get the basic layout in place. Something like:
1/4 | 3/4A widget area inside the 1/4 column and then your text content in the 3/4.
The header area showing the membership logo and the image background is a bit more tough. You would need to use a plugin or custom css to that page to set the background but you could use an HR element above your columns and above the color section to get some custom blank space to show that background.
If the membership text is supposed to be real text and not part of the image you could add a code element instead of an hr element and then style the html directly with its own custom height.
In this case the custom layout isn’t quite doable without additional css on top of the themes tools. If you need further assistance with the html/css a freelance developer from somewhere like Codeable or Envato Stuido can assist.
Hey JulieDesigns2!
Yes, as long as you refresh the permalinks by resaving them there shouldn’t be any issues. Aside from the nameserver changes its exactly what I do when working on client sites.
Cheers!
DevinHey!
Yep, we are paid support :)
You would need to change the
get_sidebar();to point to the sidebar name of your choice. See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_sidebarCheers!
DevinHey!
In one of your previous topics you actually found exactly what you need to see the code that the drag and drop editor creates: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/enable-advanced-layout-builder-debug/ (https://kriesi.at/support/topic/disable-avia-layout-builder-2/#post-299512)
You of course can also always use the shortcodes manually but it isn’t needed.
If you have not already watch this video which is a basic overview of using the drag and drop editor to create a page: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927358
As for switching back and forth you are correct. The data is stored in a different field to where the regular visual editor content is stored. Its the same as storing meta data and pretty standard for drag and drop editors to do these days.
If you want to work purely with shortcodes you still can. You can even use a combination of the drag and drop editor and raw code by using the code element in your ALB layouts so that you can work with html+css and the shortcodes together.
Every single page is available as pure shortcodes if you enable the debug mode though editing that field to add in html or plain text isn’t advised. Instead add a code element anywhere you want to work with raw code. Add a text element if its simply shortcodes or text/headings.
For everything else you can use classes on elements and a bit of css to handle customization like you would when doing every day WordPress customization.
Regards,
DevinHey jberickson!
We do not *ever* support any versions of WordPress except the release clients. Moving back to 3.9.2 is the only way to get things back to the correct working order.
Best regards,
DevinHey!
Typically the biggest slowdown on the backend is because of server speed/quality. On shared hosting specifically it can be an issue since the theme uses a lot of ajax to save changes while you are editing.
If there are any other plugins running that do the same it can start to noticeably drag. Try deactivating some and see if that helps. If you have any server monitoring you can check it out too and see if there are any spikes as well as anything the hosting provider can assist with.
For WooCommerce you only need to install the plugin which is free. See: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/quick-start-with-woocommerce/
Regards,
DevinHi!
I’m seeing the same issue on your dev site but it seems as though there is something server side preventing the theme from running correctly. You can see some of the errors in the meta box on the right of any page and some of the theme framework is not being allowed to load in which is preventing things from working correctly.
If you have the other site setup on the same server you can try comparing the settings or permissions to see what the issue might be.
Best regards,
DevinHey Effektid!
This is actually a WordPress issue. When you remove a widget area (a sidebar) it can cause the widgets inside of the rest of the sidebars to get shifted.
So as far as I know there isn’t any fix we could do for it. Once you’ve decided on a footer layout, stick to it and it will not happen again.
Best regards,
DevinHi!
You will need to modify the default margin on the paragraph content inside since the columns don’t inherit it with the css right now:
.fluidcolumns p{ margin-top: 0; }Best regards,
DevinLooking at the themes section of your admin the theme isn’t loaded in at all. Unless there is a major server issue or an error with the WordPress installation FTP would always work.
What happens when you get to the point of uploading the enfold folder over ftp? This is after you’ve unzipped the package from themeforest and its just the enfold folder that makes up the theme (not the psds and other files).
Hey Igor!
The color sections of the layout builder will do that pretty easily. Here is a quick walkthrough showing building a page: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927358
Regards,
DevinHey frostlane!
Did the steps in this video not work for you: https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/64927356
Regards,
DevinSo ideally it’ll be the same layout as the home page but instead of the feed its just a single post correct? Is that the big preview image setting?
This is how I would approach it: First bring the single.php down to the child theme which you’ve probably already done. Then where it calls for the index loop, change that to some other name. Ex:
get_template_part( 'includes/loop', 'index' );to
get_template_part( 'loop', 'custom-single' );Or you can give it more theme/site flavor. With the file now pointing to a different loop file you can create it by duplicating the loop-index.php file in the includes folder and put it directly in your child theme root folder then renaming it to match your new get_template_part name. Since the get_template_part no longer points to the includes folder it won’t look in that folder. If you want to keep the same file structure then keep it pointing to that folder and put it in there.
This leaves us with a single file that should still be doing exactly what it does by default with the theme but points to our own custom loop where things can get customized.
Before trying to make anything dynamic, try simply adding in the divs where you want them into the single.php and modifying the wrappers wherever they are supposed to be dynamic in loop-custom-single.php (or whatever you named it).
This is in steps so bare with me :)
Hey Andrea!
Yay! I’ve been hoping I’d start to see the level of customization with the layout builder.
Lets see if we can figure out an easy way to make that happen. What do you have so far for the single.php (what steps taken as I see its not quite rendering clearly) ?
Regards,
DevinHey jchucary!
Unfortunately there isn’t an easy fix for this. The theme has a fixed width option but its width is 960px wide. So you would need to generate your own css grid file using the themes grid.less file in the css folder and then add it to your child theme so that it takes priority.
Then do the same for each of the other stylesheets to remove their responsiveness below the pixel width you want.
Cheers!
DevinThere isn’t anything on the theme side that specifically sets the data for Facebook to use. When using WordPress SEO it handles all of that completely independently of the theme.
Looking just at your home page however there is no description set in the source of the page but on your single posts its there, set, and looks correct. Eg:
