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Hi, thanks for the advice. I ended up changing the taxonomy-portfolio_entries.php page and putting it in my child theme. I simply changed the sidebar call to get the dynamic sidebar:
$avia_config['currently_viewing'] = 'portfolio'; //get_sidebar(); dynamic_sidebar('Sidebar Portfolio');I will keep an eye out for updates/changes to this file in the enfold theme. I would have preferred to use a function, but this works, and the file looks like it is probably not one that would be updated often.
Thanks!
Yes, the demo works fine. But on my site I get the following:
Without excerpts:
If I don’t use excerpts my Portfolio page looks fine at first, but as you scroll down you can see the gaps between the rows.
With Excerpts:
If I add an excerpt everything has gaps.There are borders around each portfolio item so it is easy to see the gaps.It seems that the code that is calculating the positioning is off.
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Hi, hope you don’t mind my leaving a comment. On your site I can see that the positioning for the surrounding div of each portfolio element is set dynamically and I am seeing the problem you describe.When the page first loads the element style for the surrounding div of a portfolio element in the second row (for example) is this:
position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 287px;When the page is resized (ie. grab the browser edge and move it) the element style changes to:
position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 228px;If the page is refreshed it goes back to the first element style and is placed too far down again – 287px instead of 228 px
I am creating a portfolio on a new Enfold site and am seeing the same thing happening – although it is not quite as much of a difference, so I didn’t even notice it until I read this thread. I don’t think it is the browser as it is not happening on the Enfold demo if I view it in the same browser. I don’t have a solution, but hope that narrowing down the problem will help.
Thank You!!
I have one other question. The pages I am hiding the buttons on are Portfolio pages that we have already set up for each user. We only want the user to make changes, not add a bunch of stuff, so I have hid nearly all of the elements to restrict what can be done ( I found that solution on another post). So, the only thing left to hide is the “Default Editor” button. I don’t want anyone to get confused if they click that and see a blank page. My only concern was that, for some reason, the page might open up in Default Editor mode and they might need to click on the button to get back to the Avia Layout Builder. Is this a concern? If not, how would I hide that button?
Thanks again!I figured it out.
I have a function to sort by meta value. I had to replace is_main_query() with $query->is_main_query(). Evidently that messes with the menus.
I try to avoid adding plugins, but it seemed easier for this, so I used the Flexible Posts Widget plugin and solved that problem.:-)
Thank you!
I figured it out. I had to create a page, then add Posts to it with the Avia Page builder, then found the options there. :-)
It works! Now I just need to get the Latest News widget in the sidebar to sort in Ascending order.
