Hi Nikko,
Thank you – that code does fix the vertical alignment issue. Excellent!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by galpinr.

Thanks for the reply. I turned off autosave in hopes that the autosave was graying out the buttons on save and then failing to re-enable them. So far, this appears to have fixed the problem. But the problem was intermittent so it could be that it just hasn’t surfaced yet.

Ok thanks. The problems I am seeing are not related to images. Changes that are visible in the layerslider editor, and SAVED, are not visible in the public page display or if I close the layerslider and re-open it, the changes are gone. It is not saving them.

EXAMPLE:
I make a duplicate of a slider.
I open the new slider and go to slider settings and CHANGE THE NAME of the slider.
I select the SAVE CHANGES button.
I go back to the list of sliders and the name was not changed.

I am running the latest version of ENFOLD. 4.0.7

How can get the layerslider to accept edits?

Make a copy of a layerslider, rename it, go back to list, name is not changed. At that point you already know that something is hosed.

Suggestion?

I am working in a secure development environment. That is where I am seeing the issue and I can’t give you access to it. So, I tried creating a test page on our production site. On our production server the layerslider is not saving any of my changes so I can’t demonstrate the behavior. The test page is: https://affiliations.si.edu/test-layerslider/

On that test page, you see the button we created labeled: Affiliate Map. We want to fly another button in from the side. The button is created using BACKGROUND COLOR and ROUNDED CORNERS. The transition effect which moves the text from RIGHT to LEFT does not move the text background color along with it. The text background color just remains static while the text flies in. Obviously this is not the effect we are looking for.

(Secondary issue) Our production environment does not allow WordPress to update and re-save physical files.

Does the layerslider write to physical files on the site? Or does it save settings in the database?

If it writes to files, can you tell me which files? I will request a permissions change that would enable WordPress to write to those files. Thanks.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by galpinr.

We are using Default Blog Styling setting in Enfold Child Theme Options. The READ MORE links appear under each blog post displayed on the BLOG page.

We use the Single Author, small preview Pic option.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by galpinr.

Thanks I will try that and re-scan the site for accessibility issues.

Where is Quick CSS stored? In a file or in the DB?

We use a child theme. The file in the dynamic_avia folder is named enfold_child.css. I assume this is the file you are referring to.

We have a deployment script that copies all files and pushes them to the production server. But I do not have direct access to the directories on the production server to make that change.

Can some CSS be applied on the DEV to override this green color text when it is loaded to PRODUCTION?

We are developing on an internal, secure server. Thanks

Found the problem I think. The code in functions.php to add the shortcode needs to be:

add_shortcode( 'show-my-text', 'my_shortcode_function' );`

NOT what I had:

add_filter( 'show-my-text', 'my_shortcode_function' );`

Don’t know how I ended up with add_filter.

I found a solution. Please let me know if there is a better way…
I copied the video.php file from the shortcodes folder into a shortcodes folder I created in my child theme.

I added a new item to the array of fields.

array(	
	"name" 	=> __("Title", 'avia_framework' ),
	"desc" 	=> __("Enter a value for the iframe Title attribute", 'avia_framework' ),
	"id" 	=> "iframetitle",
	"type" 	=> "input",
	"std" 	=> "Enter a title"
),

After this line:
$output = $wp_embed->run_shortcode("[embed]".trim($src)."[/embed]");

I added this line in order to insert my attribute into the $wp_embed code.
$output = str_replace('></iframe>', ' title="' . trim($iframetitle) . '"></iframe>', $output);

Seems to do what I need it to. But maybe there’s a better way…

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by galpinr.