hm try this instead:

function shift_link_to_grid(){
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
(function($) { 
	$(document).ready(function() {
		$('.grid-entry').on('click', function() {
			window.location.href = $(this).find('.grid-image').attr('href');
		});
	});	
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'shift_link_to_grid');

That file is only the backup for your theme settings and quick css entries etc. pp.
Renaming the child theme just with a ftp client and rename the child folder if you like and open the style css and rename it on “Theme Name:”
Do not change the part of the parent theme name: “Template: enfold”
This is possible too but …
here are some thoughts on obfuscating the source parent theme: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/source-code-change-delete-theme-name/

Yoast SEO is a very powerful tool, but for many normal users it is a bit oversized.
If you are clear about what you want to include in a SEO project, you often get along better with less.
As a caching tool I like to use Cache Enabler at the moment. In combination with WebP Plugin which generates from my jpg and pngs webp this is a good performance increase.

An additional info would be important.
As long as you only have the two files style.css and functions.php (and a third one: screenshot.png for preview) in your child theme folder, then your presumption is correct.

However, some have headers or footers or other files as modified files that are intentionally located in their child-theme. This was obviously done to add functionality to the source code of these files. These changes must then still be included in the new files.

I remember here a change of the header.php of the parent theme regarding the lightbox settings – so here those who had a header.php in the child theme had problems with their lightbox function after updating the parent theme. So if you have additional files in your Child-Theme folder you need to check if the parent-themes files have changed.
See for example: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/lightbox-doesnt-work-anymore-after-update/ etc. pp

Der Du als Standard rührt halt noch aus der Zeit her, als WP ein reines Blogger Tool war.
Bis dann.

wenn du generell die formale Anrede nutzen möchtest, dann stell es im Dashboard bei “Einstellungen – Allgemein – Sprache der Website” ein ( Deutsch(Sie)). – Dann sollte Enfold auch die entsprechenden Sprachfiles nehmen.

Wow – thats nice – one thing not to remember on updating enfold.

Thanks Günter – That worked right away.
______
But what I don’t understand at all, because in the original file, it is noted with “LayerSlider”. So I have it on my server too.
614 : $layerslider = str_replace( '\\', '/', get_template_directory() . '/config-layerslider/LayerSlider/layerslider.php' );

In the changed config.php line 633 it now says “layerslider” – and that’s how it runs ??? allthough i got LayerSlider folder.
633: $layerslider = '/config-layerslider/layerslider/layerslider.php';

it wouldn’t have bothered me personally, but there are still some customers with admin access who always believe that there is a need for action because of this little red sign.

For me it is solved now – and can be closed.
Will this be implemented in a future Enfold version? Certainly not yet into the next one, after Envato hastily announced the new version, which will be released soon.

give that little plugin a chance.
you can embed even youtube or vimeo videos as “featured image” but think of GDPR.
big advantage of self-hosted video – if you start one in the preview – the other stops playing

see : https://webers-testseite.de/category/allgemein/
The only thing is then to get rid of “featured-image” link to the single post. That can be done by functions.php entry.

Edit : on GDPR Reasons i get rid of youtube video now.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Guenni007.

where is the video?

Edit : ok i had to press the load-more button.
That video is a selfhosted one – you can try the plugin above – see my test page with the post-slider on the bottom

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Guenni007.

i guess the only way to have background-video GDPR conform is to have a selfhosted video. So for server performance it would be best to have small selfhosted videos in this case.
For embedded videos there are solutions.
For links to Lightbox YouTube videos – I guess they’re fine – but for those who want it legally correct – you probably have to code a little yourself.
See f.e.: https://glas-lepper.de/vw-bus-historie/ – see the iceland video

CSS : Cascading Style Sheet – the ids and classes that comes first in the markup are in front
the first that comes on the markup is the html – and html is not a class!
Where is your page-id ? : It is on the body tag! ( and that has the id : top and comes after html)
and that is right: those frames are childs of body – so there is a space between #top and .av-frame

so :

html.html_av-framed-box #top.page-id-29 .av-frame.av-frame-vert  {background: #ff6600 !important}
html.html_av-framed-box #top.page-id-29 .av-frame.av-frame-bottom  {background: #ff6600 !important}
html.html_av-framed-box #top.page-id-29 .av-frame.av-frame-hor  {background: #ff6600 !important}
html.html_av-framed-box #top.page-id-29 .av-frame.av-frame-right  {background: #ff6600 !important}

hi kahil – looks very nice
are the new possibilites of developer tab are included to your alb elements? Custom Class and ID etc.?

My first thought was to use the waypoints script. Enfold has on default implemented the waypoints script.
You can google to its functionality.

if you have defined for the color-section background-colors. You can use it to give that color to the header_bg background-color:
see here: https://webers-testseite.de/datenschutzerklaerung/

this comes to child-theme functions.php:

function header_bg_color_on_scroll() {
?>
<script>
    (function($) {
    var element_to_animate = $('.avia-section');

    element_to_animate.waypoint(function(direction) {
    if (direction === 'down') {
        var section_color = $(this.element).css('background-color');
          $('.header_bg').css('background-color', section_color);
        }
        }, {
          offset: '100px'
        });   
    element_to_animate.waypoint(function(direction) {
    if (direction === 'up') {
        var section_color_prev = $(this.element).prev().css('background-color');
        $('.header_bg').css('background-color', section_color_prev);
          }
        }, {
          offset: '100px'
        });
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'header_bg_color_on_scroll', 9999);

The Offset depends on your header height in scrolled mode – so if you have a shrinking header it will be the end height after scroll.
You can test it yourself

what enfold version did you use. These duplicate id’s if you use a header layout where header_main_alternate was created is solved on newer versions. f.e. on pages with header top navigation below:

you see that the original menu ul got a different id