i think it has to be a serverside problem – so i have to wait for serveradmin to go on this problem. The monthly saved Site runs on my Server perfect.

Well – it seem to be solved now – and btw. the video on youtube you mentioned above has nothing to do with enfold (genesis).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTBsWYKaMi0

Import Sliders on Szenario 1 (my favorite) there is a little button on top of the first window shown on layerslider : template store – press it.
New fullscreen windows opens with all layersliders even the newest one are shown – there are buttons on hovering the slider preview to get a preview or to import that slider.

on elegant blog template there is an output of the concerning categories :

if(!empty($cats))
{
    $cat_output .= '<span class="blog-categories minor-meta">';
    $cat_output .= $cats;
    $cat_output .= '</span>';
    $cats = "";
}

but that works only if posts were made without advanced layout builder.
and on portfolio i think these “categories” aren’t categories they have the taxonomie : portfolio-entries
so first we had to clear how the loop comes to those posts and portfolios made with alb.

please get familiar with using a child-theme it is very easy to create one – even afterwards you have allready settings in your parent theme.
Enfold is very userfriendly on that. you can download a child-theme folder on documentation of enfold here.
Unzip the file and upload that folder to your themes folder via ftp.
Now there is on Dashboard Appearance another Enfold (but now marked as Child) Theme. After activating that, Enfold is now listed on dashboard as Enfold Child and has on Options / Import-Export the possibility to “Import Settings from your Parent Theme”

A Child-Theme has a lot of advantages. Update of Enfold will only change things in the Enfold (Parent) Folder – all customizations will stay because you are using the Child.
One central File in WordPress is the functions.php and that file has one difference to most of the other WordPress files. Entries in the functions.php of your child theme folder are only added to the parent theme functions.php (only if there are detailled intruction to remove parent things – these are erased) But both files are active.
(other files like the header.php in your child-theme folder this will totaly replace the one in your parent-theme)

So all those usefull snippets like here a short list: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/code-snippets/ can be placed now in functions.php of the child-theme without loosing it on updating the theme itself.

Enfold Team has placed a lot of little “eye” all over there code where a hook can grab in – often seen as do_action( ); with mostly some comments on it like : Hook that can be used for plugins and theme extensions (currently: the wpml language selector) etc.

So for your problem i found that do_action( 'ava_before_footer' ); in footer.php and that is the right place for placing some code.

if you want it specifically only for one form
give the form a custom class ! f.e. colored-form

#top .colored-form fieldset {
    background-color: #efefef;
    padding: 20px;
}

padding is necessary because it would look strange with the input fields direkt on border

ich glaube das einfachste wird sein, man nimmt die beiden loop Dateien:

loop-index.php und loop-portfolio-single.php sich vor. Da unten werden ja auch schon die tags hin und wieder gelistet!
mit echo get_the_category_list( ) sollte man das hinbekommen

Für Beiträge habe ich sowas vorhin schon gezimmert. Ist aber noch nicht optimal: https://webers-testseite.de/kokon/entry-with-post-format-video/

Abends erst mehr; jetzt muss ich Kundensachen wegbringen.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Guenni007.

Weil auf deiner Seite sah ich keine solche Sortieroption – daher das Missverständnis.

Du willst in einem Portfoliobeitrag irgendwo die Zugehörigkeit zu der Kategorie anzeigen; wobei es Portfolios gibt, die mehreren Kategorien angehören (also du hast ein Foto, welches sowohl Landschaft als auch Architekur z.B ist)

hm first of all – you have looked to the options of portfolio advanced layout element (masonry or grid) ?

Which categories should be used for the portfolio?
You can select multiple categories here. The Page will then show posts from only those categories.

see link with image above. : https://webers-testseite.de/kokon/portfolio/portfolio-3-columns-centered/
you can activate one by another if you are clicking on the category you like to show under pressing the shift key there is the possibility to choose more than one!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Guenni007.

well this is the code for some pages on my testinstallation – you can get rid of that beginning if-clause

function my_fixed_sidebar() {
if( is_page(600) || is_page(1395)  || is_page(1398)  ) {
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
        jQuery(document).ready(function () {  
          var top = jQuery('.inner_sidebar').offset().top;
          var headerh = jQuery('header').outerHeight();
          jQuery(window).scroll(function (event) {
            var y = jQuery(this).scrollTop() + headerh;
                if (y >= top) {
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').addClass('fixed');
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').css('top', headerh );
                } else {
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').removeClass('fixed');
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').css('top', " " );
                }
                jQuery('.inner_sidebar').width( jQuery('.inner_sidebar').parent().width() - 50 );
            });
        });
</script>
<?php
}
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'my_fixed_sidebar', 20);

without that if-clause on beginning:

function my_fixed_sidebar() {
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
        jQuery(document).ready(function () {  
          var top = jQuery('.inner_sidebar').offset().top;
          var headerh = jQuery('header').outerHeight();
          jQuery(window).scroll(function (event) {
            var y = jQuery(this).scrollTop() + headerh;
                if (y >= top) {
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').addClass('fixed');
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').css('top', headerh );
                } else {
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').removeClass('fixed');
                  jQuery('.inner_sidebar').css('top', " " );
                }
                jQuery('.inner_sidebar').width( jQuery('.inner_sidebar').parent().width() - 50 );
            });
        });
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'my_fixed_sidebar', 20);

than you have to setup in quick css :

.fixed { position: fixed }

BUT!

on some pages with special Content on top and than colorsection under it with less content do not work as expected –
but i think if sidebar is small enough and content is big enough it could work the whole site. Other wise – you see that the function can be setup through if clauses only to work for categories or posts or etc

well you can do this via:

.inner_sidebar {
    position: fixed;
}

but the footer is over that sidebar – so with small content there will be overlap –
but what will you do in responsive case?
what will you do with pages with big sliders or 1st color-section on top?
What is the way for mobile devices? because often position fixed does not work on that case!

even if we do that with jquery ( scroll to top than fixed) alot of questions stays unsolved

and you have no oportunity to crop the images ?- because on performance instances this will be the best solution.

hm – bgiacomo – you have seen my image i posted. this edited iconbox.php has the oportunity to set up by a selector input field the background-color.
(And by the way another added input field is for choosing the h-tag (h1 to h6)
but you have to be familiar with custom shortcodes ( but on download there is a little instruction)

Or do you realy have that “Custom Iconbox Background Color” field too? ;)

do you mean a percentage of width or height.
Because the full-width slider did that have allready (the limitation to height).

and the fullscreen-slider you can force it to have less width:
f.e.

.avia-fullscreen-slider .avia-slideshow {
    left: -40vw;
    margin: 0;
    position: relative;
    transform: translate(50vw);
    width: 80vw;
}