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but… It’s a conflict with Jetpack. The most essential plugin. I turned them all of and activated that one first. Error returned.
Thanks. That worked!
So if I need to make changes in the child theme, do I need to do it this way? The standard method of just putting the files that override doesn’t seem to work, other than the functions.php and style.css.
This is so strange. I put it in the child theme (structured the same) and it ignores it. Am I doing something wrong?
I am hesitant to overwrite the original theme files, as they’ll be overwritten in updates.
-Hugh
Weird. That didn’t work (it didn’t change the option in the control panel when I put it in either the theme or child theme.
But I realized you could key in 1000 in the page data in the database (_aviaLayoutBuilderCleanData) seems to be the one it uses.
That might work better, because there’s no need to modify the theme.
Thanks for your help!
Thank you!
Your support is incredible. Really appreciate it.
Here’s a dumb-ish question. If I put this in my child theme, do I need to keep the same file structure, or can I throw it in the root?
Thank you!
You guys are awesome. Let me try.
Here’s another. Is there a simple addition to add to functions.php that will change the Masonry gallery to infinite scroll rather than ‘Load More’ button?
Should I post this as a new item?
also… is it possible to randomize the items chosen to display from a category? It always chooses the most recent.
Thanks! I’ll check those out. That might actually solve the problem without needing to modifying the Masonry (something I want to avoid in the interest of update compatibility).
I really appreciate the quick response. You’ve been incredibly helpful.
-Hugh
You’re amazing. That worked perfectly too.
I have one other Masonry question:
Would it be possible to use a WordPress menu as the selecting element for the Masonry filtering?
This one is more complex. I think I would need to extend the Masonry to choose a WordPress Menu (as opposed to the taxonomy choices), and do a little CSS tweaking, but that seems like the easiest way to order the terms hierarchically rather than alphabetically.
This is a big issue for the client, as they want to have 100+ items and maybe 20 filter criteria. Multiple taxonomy filters would be ideal, but just being able to order them would help greatly.
Thanks so much for the response! I tried to respond to the email, but it bounced.
That worked!
Is there a way to do the same for the forward/next buttons? to keep them in the same category? They jump around from category to category. I thought those would stay in the group from the gallery that linked to them, but I think they might be going by post date.
