FYI…I know I can just go into the file that controls it and set transparent as the default…just looking for an update-proof hook to use. Thanks!

I just doubled checked and the correct code, as shown below, works. As long as in the “enfold-child” theme folder you put the “spiderfly-woocommerce” folder in there, it will work. Just put the spiderfly-woocommerce folder in the shortcodes folder and you’ll be good to go. I’ll update the instructions here shortly.

// Add custom layout element via child theme
add_filter('avia_load_shortcodes', 'avia_include_shortcode_template', 15, 1);
function avia_include_shortcode_template($paths)
{
	$template_url = get_stylesheet_directory();
	array_unshift($paths, $template_url.'/shortcodes/spiderfly-woocommerce/');
    array_unshift($paths, $template_url.'/shortcodes/spiderfly-elements/');
	return $paths;
}

Thank you. I’ll check it out. I am liking this idea in concept since some of my elements have a LOT of options in them and this will help make it more organized within a smaller space.

Hey Devs… Would it be possible for there to be some sort of dev resource for those of us developing add-ons or integrations with Enfold? I noticed that the format of the layout elements has changed significantly. This means I should update all of mine as well. It would be awesome to have a newsletter or some other kind of heads up so we can also have these updates ready to go out the gate when the updates are launched with Enfold.

Hey Devs….

With the new versions of Enfold, I am noticing an issue with iframes. More specifically, in my custom elements there is an “edit” button element that will load the page’s/post’s edit screen in an iframe when you’re logged in. Meaning you can go to the page or post on the front end and do a quick edit. It used to work just fine. The link on the button displays the correct URL for the edit screen when you hover over it. The problem comes when you click on the button, it will load an iframe with just the blog post list. So it is stripping everything out after /wp-admin/edit.php.

So…in theory the full URL, which is present on the button, should look something like this: https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=5619&action=edit?iframe=true

That simply is no longer working across the board. Portfolio items, posts, pages, etc. Ideas?

Nope, never turned on the footer setting.
Here’s a link to where you can see it on the side. Hovering over the business card product card should do a slow zoom and rotate. Now it just jumps right to the end position.

I thought there was a fix for this…manually that is…here in the forums somewhere that came out after the feature was added, I just can’t find it anywhere. I get the feeling I need to edit a file or something…

For the next two weeks, the two packs will be on sale for $20 each. In total there are now 49 layout elements in the two packages combined….with more to come! Keep the ideas coming for new elements you would like to see.

UPDATE – Spiderfly Elements
I have updated the Spiderfly Elements to fix a couple of small bugs due to Enfold code updates with the “Edit Link Button”. The “App Card” element was updated to fix a couple of small bugs and to add both the Amazon and Windows app store badges as options. Finally, there is a new element called “App Store Badge” which will let you display the standard app store badges for directly linking to the various app stores. Choose between Apple, Google Play, Amazon, or Windows. It comes with various options like width control for both desktop and mobile layouts.

For WooCommerce updates, please send me ideas. We all use this theme and WooCommerce differently, so other perspectives would be great so I can come up with some awesome new elements. With all the WooCommerce elements I have already, you have some finite control over the layout and look of your store, but there’s always room for more.

As a reminder…I did have to break the elements up into two separate packs each sold separately. Count wise, the elements have grown to almost five times their original number and originally the price was just $15 when I first launched them. That was $15 for the Spiderfly Elements, ACF Elements, and WooCommerce Elements. With all the time and work that has gone into it over the past two years, I can’t justify that price or free re-downloading for life. Going forward, after purchase the download link will expire in 30 days and you will only be able to re-download twice. Obviously I will make exceptions in the event there are multiple bug fix updates in a row. Should that happen, just contact me direclty and I’ll hook you up with the updates by resetting your download limit. I’ll do my best to make it a point of doing so automatically for everyone who purchased the add-on pack(s) recently.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

@BeeCee – If you check out the prior few messages here from me you’ll see that they weren’t deleted. The catalog of elements has been steadily growing and has come to the point where I needed to break them into two separate ones that are each available for purchase. I am not making enough from the sales to justify the time I have been putting into this project. If you purchased within the past 60 days you can contact me directly via email with a copy of your receipt and I’ll send along a coupon code to get the WooCommerce elements with a discount. Since I released the first version, the number of elements has more than tripled. This is long overdue. If I can’t make enough to motivate future development, then I’ll just end it. All I have asked is that users purchase each time they want to use it on a different website and that hasn’t happened. My motivation so far has been donating the proceeds. The amount of my time that has gone into it has far outweighed the few sales.

@Guenni007 – yes, the elements which that would apply have that feature. They also all have unique IDs or classes in their CSS to make it easy for you to modify on your own.

You can still get the updates, they will simply be sold separately. With the sheer number of elements included and the work that has gone into it, I have little choice. The original version only had a handful of elements. There are a lot more now. I also have offered discounts for those who have purchased within the past couple months.

Ok folks… I am going to be pushing an update today. It will include some big SEO updates to some elements, a new element, and due to the number of elements I am breaking the add-on up into two separate packs. The main element will include the “Spiderfly Elements” and “ACF” tabs and will be the main updated pack for those who purchased the pack prior to this point. The WooCommerce elements will be split off into their own add-on pack that will need to be purchased in order to get future updates to those.

I am doing this because the pack is growing and for the sheer amount of time going into it and that it appears few are purchasing a new copy for each site they use it on…enough funds aren’t coming in to motivate me to really put much more work into it. Again, aside from a coffee here and there, what little proceeds come in are donated.

That all said….if you purchased the add-on within the last 60 days, I will be emailing you an unique coupon code to get the WooCommerce pack for just $5.

If you do not wish to buy the updated versions, the current versions you have will work just fine up until either updated code to Enfold or Woocommerce is pushed which may affect an element. Sorry folks….but I gotta do what I gotta do to keep this going as I have a lot of ideas and updates coming down the pipe.

Don’t forget, you can send me ideas.

I am working on an update as WooCommerce has changed the code for displaying a single product card. Actually, the killed the shortcode they used to have. So I am doing a workaround so we can have it back!