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October 24, 2014 at 7:00 am in reply to: Codeblock converts PHP code into HTML comment markup #340471This reply has been marked as private.October 24, 2014 at 6:56 am in reply to: Codeblock converts PHP code into HTML comment markup #340469
Yes, I have. Just inside a text block it gets executed but as soon as this one is wrapped into an avia code block the shortcode doesn’t get executed.
October 22, 2014 at 12:50 am in reply to: Codeblock converts PHP code into HTML comment markup #339290Now it looks as follows:
Output:
<li class="avia-pricing-row">[insert_php] print(get_field('price_individual', get_the_ID())); [/insert_php]
It still doesn’t process PHP code and I did not disable shortcode processing…
Besides: I use another plugin called ExecPHP which also executes PHP code snippets and it all works except inside an avia codeblock…Hi Josue
We used to be able to pass in params over the URI such as:
?iframe=true&width=100%&height=100%
How come we can’t do that anymore? As you said yourself the above solution are absolute values which won’t work on small devices…But I don’t want to link to an image. I want to link to an internal page that opens up in a lightbox. In other words, when the user clicks on the button a lightbox should open up that shows another page on my site. How do I achieve this? Does pretty photo offer me this? How can I specify the
rel="lightbox"
on the button? Is there a way to access the Avia Layout Builder code?What if I want a button link to open in a lightbox?
Let’s say one has a button that links to an internal page (by setting link manually, e.g. index.php?p=2428). How does one get to set
rel="lightbox"
on the anker tag when Avia Layout Builder doesn’t offer to directly modify code?Devin,
Thank you for your reply!
I don’t disable writing to the uploads folder (haven’t touchedchmod
at all). All I do is set an .htaccess which grants an user read access to the uploads folder. Nobody except me needs to upload data. Maybe my understanding of htaccess is wrong…
My question still stands: why is enfold.css outside the theme folder and can I “insource” it (how)? -
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