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  • in reply to: Enfold, image quality #939990

    Hi Victoria, thanks for your answer but my questions is about completely another thing. I’m talking about default selection of image size when i try to choose an image for a background (in sections or column).

    Avia builder > Section > Section Background > Insert Image > then i select an image > and under “Attachment Display Settings” on the media sidebar the default dimensions selected is “Medium”, one of the smallest size here, and is strange because i’m here to select a background.

    So… there’s a way to change che default selection?

    Thanks.
    n.

    in reply to: Enfold, image quality #939339

    Hi! As Ismael says, when i go to select an image as background of a section or a column the theme select automatically the thumbnail size of image. There’s a way to change this defaul selection? Maybe use the big or the orginal one?

    Many thanks!

    in reply to: Add Tags on Portfolio Grid #289013

    Perfect, many thx!

    in reply to: Add Tags on Portfolio Grid #288602

    Of course, here a little example: https://imageshack.com/i/nll7y6p

    ..and this is the part of code inside portfolio.php, how i can add some custom fields from plugin “Advanced Custom Fields”?

    if(!empty($title))
    {
    $markup = avia_markup_helper(array(‘context’ => ‘entry_title’,’echo’=>false, ‘id’=>$the_id, ‘custom_markup’=>$custom_markup));
    $output .= ‘<header class=”entry-content-header”>’;
    $output .= “<h3 class=’grid-entry-title entry-title’ $markup>“.$title.”</h3>”;
    $output .= ‘</header>’;
    }
    $output .= !empty($excerpt) ? “<div class=’grid-entry-excerpt entry-content’ “.avia_markup_helper(array(‘context’=>’entry_content’,’echo’=>false, ‘id’=>$the_id, ‘custom_markup’=>$custom_markup)).”>”.$excerpt.”</div>” : ”;
    $output .= !empty($title) || !empty($excerpt) ? “</div>” : ”;
    $output .= ‘<footer class=”entry-footer”></footer>’;
    $output .= “</article>”;
    $output .= “</div>”;

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