Hi!

Tbh I’ve never tried a domain mapping plugin but if you view the website source code you’ll notice that 30-50% of all links/urls point to https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/ – which tells me that the domain mapping doesn’t work properly.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey David!

It seems like the stylesheet (and many other links, resources of third party plugins and images) are loaded from a different domain (https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/ although your domain should be https://hazelwoodsoapcompany.com/). I guess you didn’t migrate the database properly. Personally I recommend to use a tool like: WP MIGRATE DB to export the database from https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/ and before you export the database use the domain replace feature/option to replace all occurrences of “https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/” with “https://hazelwoodsoapcompany.com/” in the exported sql file. Then delete the database of “https://hazelwoodsoapcompany.com/” and import the new sql file which was generated by the ” WP MIGRATE DB” plugin.

Regards,
Peter

Hi DavidMiles!

1) Make a copy of /wp-content/themes/enfold/includes/loop-index.php and add it to the child theme folder (/wp-content/themes/enfold-child/includes/loop-index.php). Then open up the file and replace

	echo "<article class='".implode(" ", get_post_class('post-entry post-entry-type-'.$post_format . " " . $post_class . " ".$with_slider))."' ".avia_markup_helper(array('context' => 'entry','echo'=>false)).">";

with

	echo "<article class='".implode(" ", get_post_class('post-entry post post-entry-type-'.$post_format . " " . $post_class . " ".$with_slider))."' ".avia_markup_helper(array('context' => 'entry','echo'=>false)).">";

2) Open up your single-report.php and search for

$title  = __('Blog - Latest News', 'avia_framework'); //default blog title

Replace “Blog – Latest News” with your custom text (i.e. post type name).

Best regards,
Peter

Hi!

Please try to insert this code

add_action('init','deactivate_avia_flush', 10);
function deactivate_avia_flush(){
remove_action('wp_loaded', 'avia_flush_rewrites');
}

into the theme functions.php file and check if it fixes the permalink issue.

Regards,
Peter

Hi!

We removed the option from the theme options page and added it to the WordPress settings page (Settings > Permalinks). You can change the slug on the permalinks settings page and then hit the “Save” button to flush the rewrite rules.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey reederjack5252!

Our theme does contain such a copyright text in the theme file. I guess you host your website on an odinhosting server and they add it to the website code somehow. Please contact the odinhosting support staff and ask them how to remove the unwanted copyright text. You can also try to re-download the theme from themeforest and then overwrite the old theme files with the untouched, new theme files to remove the copyright text.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey yukanl!

Thank you – I also wish you a happy and a prosperous new year :)

Cheers!
Peter

Hi tomgraziani!

Please post a link to your website (you can post it as private reply too). We’ll investigate it and check what causes the issue.

Cheers!
Peter

Hey!

Following code should improve the performance of image scaling for Firefox users

#top .logo img, #top img, #top a img{
image-rendering: auto;
}

Try to insert it into the quick css field.

Regards,
Peter

Hi!

You can try to add an important tag like

.active-parent-item>a>.avia-menu-fx>.avia-arrow-wrap, .active-parent-item>a>.avia-menu-fx>.avia-arrow-wrap{display:block !important;}

If it still doesn’t work please post a link to the child page.

Cheers!
Peter

Hi laurendevine!

No, the shortcode generator does not work with the html editor because Kriesi build it as a TinyMCE plugin (= visual editor of wordpress). Personally I’d recommend to use two pages – a page which is your “sandbox” and which uses the visual editor (where you can use the shortcode generator to generate your shortcodes) and then just copy/paste the shortcode into the html text editor of the other page. By going this way you have a clean production page and a “test page” where you can format/create your content without messing up the content of the production page.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

Great, glad it worked for you :)

Cheers!
Peter

Hi Chris!

No, right now WooCommerce does not support the “Ajax add to cart” feature on the single product page. It will always use php to validate the input and then WooCommerce reloads the product page. Afaik all themes based on WooCommerce will reload the single product page – maybe some theme authors created some custom code to bypass this limitation but such custom solutions often result in incompatibility issues with WooCommerce extensions….

Best regards,
Peter

Hey jacquesfriggieri!

No, afaik this is not possible because comments are stored in a different database table and a post id field helps WordPress to find the related comments for a certain post/page. You would need to write an advanced conversion script which deletes the entries from the comments database and creates new posts/pages in the post table.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey jacquesfriggieri!

You can use following code to increase the textarea size of the comment box

#top .comment-form-comment textarea {
width: 97%;
}

By default the width is set to 92%. Insert the css code into the quick css field or into your child theme style.css file.

Cheers!
Peter