Hey!

1) Insert following code into the quick css field

#top .fullsize .template-blog.template-author .blog-meta {

float: left;

margin: 0 30px 0 0;

text-align: left;

}

2) Go to Enfold > Sidebar and select “Sidebar on Archive Pages” – “right sidebar”.

Best regards,

Peter

Hey!

Thanks Richard for helping us out :)

Best regards,

Peter

The single-cptname.php will work with a child theme and the parent theme and regardless which solution you use it will always load. The include/loop function is not obligatory – Kriesi uses it because it allows the user to customize the wp-contentthemesenfoldincludesloop-portfolio-single.php file within a child theme. The user just needs to create the includes/loop-portfolio-single.php file in the child theme folder and wp will automatically load this template instead of the parent theme file. But if you create the cpt template in the child theme folder youdon’t need to create loop files unless you’ve other reasons (several templates use the same loop template, etc.).

I’m not sure why it doesn’t work in your case but maybe your cpt conflicts with a plugin? Eg WooCommerce uses the cpt “product” too and you can’t easily create a custom template for WooCommerce products because the plugin uses several template_redirect hooks to bypass the standard wordpress template system…

Hey!

Glad you found a solution :)

Best regards,

Peter

Hi!

The table fields should support html code to and you can try to insert the img tag directly into the td or th element.

Best regards,

Peter

Hi!

Please post a link to your website.

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Peter

I investigated the html code and it seems like you (or wordpress) added a width value to the image code

<div id="attachment_2705" class="wp-caption aligncenter" style="width: 760px"><a href="http://deborahburst.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/website-photos-NYC-hoda-deb.jpg" rel="lightbox[auto_group1]" style="position: relative; overflow: hidden;"><img class="size-full wp-image-2705" alt="Deb and Hoda!" src="http://deborahburst.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/website-photos-NYC-hoda-deb.jpg" width="750" height="1000">

Please remove “style=”width: 760px” and the image will scale properly. Maybe you need to switch to the “HTML” mode of the text editor to find the code.

Hi!

If you want to sort the categories you can use http://wordpress.org/plugins/taxonomy-terms-order/

If you want to sort the portfolio entries use: http://wordpress.org/plugins/post-types-order/

Best regards,

Peter

1) Please go to Appearance > Menus and assign the menus to a “theme location”.

2) Go to the front page and check which layerslider is selected (Advanced layout). Try to change the slider and save the page. Then you should get rid of the “[LayerSliderWP] Slider not found” message and the slider will be displayed instead.

Hi!

Should work now – I corrected the code.

Best regards,

Peter

Try following – open up wp-contentthemesenfoldjsshortcodes.js and replace

gallery.on('mouseenter','.avia-gallery-thumb a', function()

{

var _self = this;



big_prev.attr('data-onclick', _self.getAttribute("data-onclick"));

big_prev.height(big_prev.height());

big_prev.attr('href', _self.href)



var newImg = _self.getAttribute("data-prev-img"),

oldImg = big_prev.find('img').attr('src');



if(newImg != oldImg)

{

var next_img = new Image();

next_img.src = newImg;



big_prev.stop().animate({opacity:0}, function()

{

big_prev.html(next_img);

big_prev.animate({opacity:1});

});

}

});

with

gallery.on('click','.avia-gallery-thumb a', function()

{

var _self = this;



big_prev.attr('data-onclick', _self.getAttribute("data-onclick"));

big_prev.height(big_prev.height());

big_prev.attr('href', _self.href)



var newImg = _self.getAttribute("data-prev-img"),

oldImg = big_prev.find('img').attr('src');



if(newImg != oldImg)

{

var next_img = new Image();

next_img.src = newImg;



big_prev.stop().animate({opacity:0}, function()

{

big_prev.html(next_img);

big_prev.animate({opacity:1});

});

}

return false;



});

1) You can try to center the logo with

.logo.bg-logo{

left: 50%;

margin-left: -100px;

}

and instead of -100px insert a custom negative value. You need to calculate it by dividing the image width by 2.

3) We use the standard wordpress oembed api: http://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds and afaik it does not support any additional parameters for the url. You can try to insert the iframe directly though.

4) Yes by default Enfold will always “stretch” the columns to fill out the entire width. The thumbnail size will only change the image inside the column and the thumbnail may look distorted if it’s too small. You can try following code css code:

#top div .avia-gallery img {

width: auto;

}

it will overwrite the default width:100% code and the thumbnail shouldn’t re-size if the column width is bigger than the thumbnail width.

1) No, this is not possible. Just one slug is supported

2) Insert following code into the quick css field

.avia-slideshow .image-overlay {

display: none !important;

}

3) Enfold displays a headline on all tag archive pages. By default it’s “Tag Archive for: XX”. If it doesn’t work on your website please post a link to the tag archive page. The taxonomy pages (portfolio categories) also display a headline – see: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/portfolio_entries/css/ (Category “CSS”)

4) Please insert following code into the quick css field

#top .avia-slideshow-arrows a {

text-indent: -600%;

}

The only solution I can think of is to try a different thumbnail sizes (or maybe even define a new one with: http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-image-sizes/ ) and to use small & cropped thumbnail images for portraits and landscape images. Then WP would crop the portrait images and the images would have the same dimensions like landscape images.

Hey!

I just checked your website with IE10/9 and Firefox 22.0 and all icons display just fine for me. I’ll tag this thread for the other support staff members – maybe they can reproduce the issue.

Best regards,

Peter