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Dear Ismael,
Okay, I figured it out:
The Advanced Styling did what I needed for the h3 tag.
For the selector path that I mentioned above, the solution was:
span.blog-categories.minor-meta > a
Thanks again!
Best,
TimDear Ismael,
Many thanks for the reply. I’ll try that, but I’m not sure I can do all I need.
Also, one of the elements is “span.blog-entries”, but I’m not getting any response. If you have a look at the link/screenshot, you’ll see what I’m talking about. Ideas?
Thanks again,
Tim
PS is there any new trick you are aware of with developer tools that can help identify a succinct selector name? When I use Safari to ‘copy path’, I get a result that is a mile long.Dear Mike,
Many thanks for the input. Both ‘disable’ and ‘load’ are turned off.
I’m working with Memberpress to try and solve this one. In case anyone is also using it, I’ll report back once I have the solution.
Best,
TimDear Mike,
I can confirm that the solution you indicated in your response solved the problem. :-)
You are a superstar. Thank you.
(And, of course, Yigit is a superstar… and you too, Ismael!)
There is another error I’m getting when I try to create a gallery in Memberpress, but I don’t think this is an Enfold problem. I’m putting the error in the private section, in case you might be familiar with it or have any thoughts on how to fix it. If not, no worries.
Thanks again!
TimDear Rikard,
Many thanks for the reply. I’m not finding any shortcode for it. Is there an Instagram plugin you would recommend using with Enfold?
Best,
TimDear Mike,
Many thanks for the thorough reply. I think you are on to something. I use Affinity Photo to export the final file, but I’m also using Capture One 23, so could be a combination of things. I’ll reach out to the Affinity first and see what they say… then report back for any who are interested.
Any idea how I tackle the second question? How can I make category gallery display the whole image and not cropped? And in doing so, can I keep the presentation clean, like a masonry layout?
Many thanks, Mike!
Best,
Tim
Rikard,
You wizard! It worked!
(I swear I tried that same thing before, but I must have done something wrong.)
Thank you very much for the quick reply.
Best,
TimDear Mike,
Thanks for looking into this. You’re probably right: something is interfering, though strange that it seems to only affect this.
As we all know, the ‘disable plugins’ method for debugging is the Achilles heel of WordPress, meaning I can’t really afford the time or risk that it would cause to the live site. Hopefully some day there will be a better way to debug these kinds of conflicts.
Thanks again for the help.
Best,
TimDear Mike,
Many thanks for the reply. Much appreciated.
Point 1:
Your new code worked! You are a wizard! Now I just need to change the color of the logo. Thank you!Point 2:
Negative. I don’t see the search. Screenshots in private links.Point 3.
I don’t believe any elements are used here. It is the default setting for a category, i.e., I don’t believe I have a ‘page’ to edit for the category. See again in the Private Content.Many thanks, Mike.
Best,
Tim
Dear Enfold Support,
Can I get some help with this please? And any reason why the support team skipped over this request?
Thank you,
TimDear Rikard,
Many thanks for looking into this.
I haven’t done anything to the footer, which is the mystery.
Also, to get the error message, no need to change anything on the page; just hit “update”. Do you see the error at your end if you do that? (I’m using Safari.) To ‘fix’ the error, all you need to do is hit ‘refresh’.
I’ve copied and pasted below a screenshot of the error.
Best,
TimDear Rikard,
Got it. Feel free to close this request. One last note: I’m not getting any email notifying me of replies… not even in my Junk folder. Just letting you know in case there might be a problem at your end.
Best,
TimDear Rikard,
You are a wizard! That did it. Thank you so much.
Can I ask one more question? How would I have found that using the “inspect element” on a browser? Is there a specific tool I could have used that would have helped me pinpoint the definitive class? I was trying all kinds of CSS classes, but that one was never on the list.
Thanks again, Rikard.
Best,
TimDear Rikard,
Everything looks good at this end.
Many, many thanks for your help. Much appreciated.
Best,
TimDear Rikard,
I’ve restored the functions.php file. I believe the next step is to replace the function prior to updating to the latest version, but the link you’ve posted above is the same page I went to in the first place, i.e., it shows the same code you told me to replace. Is there a different link? Or could you share the new code directly?
Many thanks,
TimHi Rikard,
Thank you for your help, as always.
Do you want me to restore the entire site or only the functions.php file?
Please advise.
Thanks,
Tim
PS I did not write that code. Here is the thread:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/site-broken-by-breadcrumbs-functions-php-code-after-latest-theme-update/Hi Rikard,
Many thanks for the reply. Yes, I restored from a backup. Credentials for login below. Be aware that once you update to the latest version, it will break, so you’ll need a way to revert to an earlier version.
Please let me know what you discover.
Thanks again.
Best,
TimScratch that. Now working again. Now idea what I changed to make that happen. Apologies for the false alarm.
@ismael and all:
I remembered I had some custom CSS to keep the featured image from being too big. Here it is:
/* This sets the featured image to be a fixed size; that way it isn't shown bigger than it actually is */ .big-preview img { width: inherit !important; max-width:500px !important; /*max-height:500px !important;*/ margin:auto !important; }For some reason the max-height together with the max-width was causing the deformation. So, I commented the height and it seems to work fine.
All in all, this issue strikes me as way too complicated than it should be, i.e., having to change code in a file + custom CSS. Would be good in a future release to simply have more direct options for the Featured Image.
Best,
Tim
@Ismael,
Your wizardry worked again! I used this:
$size = strpos( $blog_style, 'big' ) ? ( ( strpos( $current_post['post_layout'], 'sidebar' ) !== false ) ? 'full' : 'full' ) : 'square';
I did not have to regenerate thumbnails… when the posts loaded they were initially disproportionate, but then they snapped to the proper proportions… and it looks like it stayed that way.
Note: Under blog layout > single post style, I have it set to single post with big preview image.
Thank you all!
Tim@Ismael,
Thanks for the clarification. Just to be sure we are on the same page, here is a demo that shows what I am after:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vf9m8mzv8maaevp/20210825-featured-image.jpg?dl=0
Could you confirm the code change that gives me a proportionate image and not a specific size?
Thanks,
TimDear All,
The more I look for solutions, the more I find it hard to believe that there isn’t a simple option in the ‘blog layout’ section to ‘show featured image as a responsive full size’. ?
Also, here https://kriesi.at/support/topic/full-size-featured-image-in-single-blog-page/ it says:
“You can actually modify the includes > loop-single.php file in your child theme to override the default thumbnail settings. Just look for this code around line 66:*/ $size = strpos($blog_style, 'big') ? (strpos($current_post['post_layout'], 'sidebar') !== false) ? 'entry_with_sidebar' : 'entry_without_sidebar' : 'square';Set the default thumbnail sizes from “entry_with_sidebar” and “entry_without_sidebar” to “full” or “extra_large”.”
BUT, in my includes directory, there isn’t any file named loop-single.php. ?
I’ve tried the following code:
add_filter( 'avf_modify_thumb_size', 'enfold_customization_modify_thumb_size', 10, 1 ); function enfold_customization_modify_thumb_size( $size ) { $size['featured_large'] = array('width'=>'auto', 'height'=>'auto'); return $size; }No luck. Link to what I am seeing below.
I’ve also tried the following CSS:
/*Resolve cropping of featured image on blog post*/
#main > div.container_wrap.container_wrap_first.main_color.fullsize > div > main > article > div.big-preview.single-big > a > span.image-overlay.overlay-type-image {
display: none !important;
}Dear All,
I’ve reviewed this thread, but still don’t understand: In the code that Yigit provides it specifies the thumb size. I don’t want to modify the thumb size; only the featured image on the blog post.
What is final code to add to the functions.php file to make the Featured Image appear as a proportionate full size on a blog post?
Please advise.
Thank you,
TimPS It looks like there is a span with a class name ‘image-overlay’ that is masking the image. ? Could the fix be to remove this?
Dear All,
After working with the ACF support team, it appears the problem was a browser issue. I’m still on Mac OS Cataline and almost exclusively use Safari. When I switched to Google Chrome, the problem was no longer there.
Case closed.
Best,
Tim
