Hi Eleina_Shinn!

Yes – please create us an admin account and post the login credentials as private reply. Also provide a link to the blog page – by going this way we can be sure that we talk about the same page. I.e. your blog menu item links to: http://essel.eswebsitedesign.com/category/uncategorized which is an archive page (of the category “Uncategorized”) and this page will only show posts of the category “uncategorized”.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

Yes, it’s a custom shortcode Kriesi created for his website. It’s not flexible enough yet, not bulletproofed and requires some coding/hacking to get it working properly – thus we won’t distribute it for now but we’ll maybe add an improved version of the shortcode to an upcoming theme update or Kriesi will write a tutorial about it. We have no concrete plans yet though.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey cuboliquido!

No, there’s no limit and the child theme will use the all parent theme functions to make WPML fully compatible with Enfold. I recommend to set the allocated memory to 128M: http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP because the child theme and the WPML plugin probably require more memory and with 128M you’re on the safe side.

Cheers!
Peter

Hi!

Yes, because we don’t want to remove the lightbox feature for all users ;-)

Regards,
Peter

Hey!

I added another selector – please try it again.

Regards,
Peter

Hi!

You can use this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-resized-image-quality/ to change the thumbnail quality of the uploaded images – i.e. you can set the compress quality level to 100% for the best jpg compression quality.

The images should re-size properly if
1) The gdimage library is installed: http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.image.php (otherwise wordpress can’t generate the thumbnails)
2) The original image dimension (WIDTH AND HEIGHT) exceed the thumbnail size. If i.e. the width/height of the original image is smaller than the defined thumbnail width/height wordpress won’t generate a thumbnail version of the image.

Regards,
Peter

Hey!

I think the min-width value of the media query causes the issue – try following code instead

@media only screen and (min-width: 1px)  and (max-width: 990px) { .logo, .logo a, .logo img { max-width: 200px; }
.logo img { margin-top: 10px; }
}

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

You could select the “Don’t show the images at all and display the preview text only” option: http://www.clipular.com/c/6453051829256192.png?k=5TIdSdjsRn87CQytVuQeUU4899A

By going this way Enfold will stretch the content area of the ajax preview to 100% width and you can use the new space to build your custom layout. I.e. use the 1 column shortcode and the “Easy Slider” shortcode to build the layout/template you requested in your last post.

Regards,
Peter

Hey agarkitekter!

If the code doesn’t work for you please remove it and replace

        //activates the prettyphoto lightbox
        $(container).avia_activate_lightbox({callback:'avia_lightbox_callback'});

with

jQuery('.portfolio_preview_container .portfolio-preview-image .avia-slideshow').find('a').addClass('avianolink noLightbox');

        //activates the prettyphoto lightbox
        $(container).avia_activate_lightbox({callback:'avia_lightbox_callback'});

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

Now I can’t access the website at all…

Best regards,
Peter

Hey andri7luck!

No, the ajax search does not work with a standard search form at the moment. You can suggest the feature here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-feature-requests/ and if other users request it we’ll look into it.

Update: I looked into it and you can do it with a quick hack. In enfold/js/avia.js replace

 new $.AviaAjaxSearch({scope:'#header'});

with

 new $.AviaAjaxSearch({scope:'#header, .widget_search'});

Then replace

this.scope.on('keyup', '#s:not(".av_disable_ajax_search #s")' , $.proxy( this.try_search, this));

with

this.scope.on('keyup', '#s:not(".av_disable_ajax_search #s")' , $.proxy( this.try_search, this));

            $(document).not(this.options.scope).on('click', function(){
                $('.widget_search #searchform .ajax_search_response').fadeOut(300, function(){ $(this).remove(); });
            });

Afterwards add following css code into the quick css field

#top .widget_search #searchform .ajax_search_response{
    padding-top: 20px;
    position: absolute;
    background: #fff;
    z-index: 100;
    max-width: 100%;
    border: 2px dotted #e2e2e2;
}

and change the styling of the ajax response results if you want.

Regards,
Peter

Hi wackyadventurer!

Yes, the “portfolio” element will only display posts of the custom post type “Portfolio items”. You first need to create one or more portfolio posts (Portfolio Items > Add New) and you need to add some content into the “Ajax preview” text editor. You also need to create at least one portfolio category and then assign your portfolio post(s) to these categories. Afterwards go to the page where you want to insert the portfolio grid (like demonstrated here http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/portfolio/portfolio-ajax/), select the portfolio element from the advanced layout builder toolbar and click on the element to configure the portfolio options. Select the categories you want to display with this portfolio grid and then select the “Open a preview of the entry (known as AJAX Portfolio)” option in the “Link Handling” dropdown field. Afterwards save the page and if you view the page you should see the portfolio grid with one or more portfolio posts and if you click on these items the “ajax preview” content should pop up.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey!

You can try W3TC instead: http://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/ – I’m using it on my website ( http://inoplugs.com/ ) without any issues. In addition please check the allocated memory limit. A blank page often indicates an allocated memory error and you can fix it by increasing the memory to 128M ( http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP ).

Regards,
Peter

Hi!

Yes, in enfold/js/avia.js search for

    function avia_hover_effect(container)
    {
    	if(container == 'body')
    	{
    		var elements = $('#main a img').parents('a').not('.noLightbox, .noLightbox a, .avia-gallery-thumb a, .avia-layerslider a, .noHover, .noHover a').add('#main .avia-hover-fx');
    	}
    	else
    	{
    		var elements = $('a img', container).parents('a').not('.noLightbox, .noLightbox a, .avia-gallery-thumb a, .avia-layerslider a, .noHover, .noHover a').add('.avia-hover-fx', container);
    	}

and add your element/class to the “not” filter list – i.e. if your class is called “mycustomclass” the modified code must look like

    function avia_hover_effect(container)
    {
    	if(container == 'body')
    	{
    		var elements = $('#main a img').parents('a').not('.noLightbox, .noLightbox a, .avia-gallery-thumb a, .avia-layerslider a, .noHover, .noHover a, .mycustomclass, .mycustomclass a').add('#main .avia-hover-fx');
    	}
    	else
    	{
    		var elements = $('a img', container).parents('a').not('.noLightbox, .noLightbox a, .avia-gallery-thumb a, .avia-layerslider a, .noHover, .noHover a, .mycustomclass, .mycustomclass a').add('.avia-hover-fx', container);
    	}

Cheers!
Peter

Hey!

I marked this thread for Josue.

Cheers!
Peter