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Hi Victoria,
Masonry set to show a single category. If this is empty instead of showing nothing, posts from random categories (including drafts) are displayed.
I see this behaviour on every site I test on – including fresh install no plugins. Is this a bug that will be fixed?
Secondly – hiding the masonry when category empty is exactly what I want to do – but this MUST be automated (I cannot manually disable masonry on hundreds of pages when a category of product is out of stock). How would I do trhis?
Thanks, M
Victoria – the Shop page is what I am talking about – otherwise known as Product Archive – this uses the archive template therefore when sidebars are disabled on archive pages they are disabled on the Shop page too.
So I am NOT referring to a single product page, I am referring to the product archive (i.e. the woocommerce Shop page) – hope this is clear.
Afraid the screen grab URL you provided is wrong so unable to view.
Hi Basilis,
Working localhost I’m afraid. It’s a general question though:
Enfold options allow me to disable sidebars on all archive pages but as the Woocommerce shop is also an (product) archive it disables it there too. I wish to show the sidebar on the woocommerce Shop page only and nowhere else (apologies if original wording unclear) – how do I do this?
Thanks, M
I also note a new statement here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-4-4-1-gutenberg/
Looking good!Hi Ismael,
Have tested this and unclear what exactly it is supposed to do. As you say it changes the options in the page/posts panel but the same functionality is already acheivable without this code – when presented with the native Edit | Classic Editor | Quick Edit | Bin | View options, selecting Classic Editor on a page built with avia builder takes you to the advanced page editor as expected.
But this is not the whole issue – there are more than one entry points to editing a page – clicking “Edit Page” in the admin top bar for example – which takes you to the Guttenberg editor. Although page builder is displaying in a tab below this it requires a long scroll through pages of shortcodes so is not going to work for client sites as it undermines the simplicity that is key to using avia and will confuse non technical editors.
So, somehow, the default option needs to be applied per page/post so that they open in the appropriate view depending whether they have been created using Advanced builder or Default editors as is currently the case.
Thanks, M
Guttenberg extremely basic compared to “proper” page builders in my view – nothing more than useful enhancement for text editor / content where page builder not used – we keep all posts as native and only use page builders for pages for example.
I don’t think there is any reason avia or other page builders will be overshadowed by Guttuenberg for some time to come – they will coexist.
As for Enfold – sites still render as expected with GB plugin enabled – just no way to access Advanced Page Builder which I hope will be fixed with a release in the not too distant future. Avia shortcodes just appear in a text block in the same way as they always have when you switch off advanced builder.
All I want to see is the advanced layout editor option so I can switch to it in place of gutenburg (which after a bit of familiarisation will be fine as a replacement for current text editor in WP). The two can then live side by side and separately as far as I’m concerned.
At least one of our hosting providers (siteground) is now actively encrouraging clients to “give it a go” so more important than ever for Enfold team to get on top of this with a plugin compatibility release asap IMHO.
Also seeking a definitive answer to this please – impacts use of Enfold as preferred theme in US.
Thanks.
Hey Jordan – sorry currently localhost – but this question relates to any and all Enfold installs so hopefully shouldn’t need access to a specific site.
For clarity – when you visit any archive page the category name in the page title is prefixed with “Archive for: ” – it looks like this:
<h1 class="main-title entry-title"><a href="https://www.domain.com/category/category-name/" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: Archive for: Established" itemprop="headline">Archive for: Category name</a></h1>I am looking to remove Archive for: from this title.
Instruction for template edit or snippet for functions.php would be great.
Thanks, M
Hey Kriesi,
Can just pitch in on the approach your describe above.
I’m neither impressed nor encouraged by Gutenberg so I’m glad to hear you intend to provide a route that lets us use Avia framework (absolutely the best visual page builder out there) as is – but please, for the love of all that’s holy, make this a universal Admin option and not a choice that is presented to users.
Best, M
Hi Mike,
Applying a left margin doesn’t work to center variable length breadcrumbs – a 20 character breadcrumb with a left 40% margin may appear roughly centered but a 40 character breadcrumb with the same left margin does not (obviously).
The solution required is something that performs the same action as text-align: center – i.e. it is not width dependent.
Any other ideas?
Thanks, MOK – this seems to work – pls advise if there’s a better approach.
The second .av-burger-overlay query is needed to hide the mobile menu if it has been opened but not closed before screen resolution changes.
@media only screen and (max-width: 1060px ) { .av-burger-menu-main { display: block!important; } #top .av_mobile_menu_tablet .av-main-nav .menu-item { display: none!important; }} @media only screen and (min-width: 1059px ) { .av-burger-overlay { display: none!important; }}Hi – working localhost as unable to update Enfold on live site until this resolved
Simply this:
By default the main_menu nav switches to the mobile hamburger menu at 960px (I think).
I need the main_menu nav to switch to the mobile hamburger menu at 1060px instead.
I need some quick css to make this happen.
Thanks, M
Hi Victoria,
Thanks, but way beyond my php ability :(
No simple option I can just paste into archive.php as above?
MHey!
Found this answered thread when searching for solution to same issue months later.
Need to use boxed layout but impossible with this bug – any answers yet?
Thanks, MThat’s great to know – no need to rush, happy to wait for testing ;) – just needed reassurance it was in the pipeline.
Going to +1 this as also waiting for weeks for the promised WC3 compatibility update – a progress report would help with planning at this end as currently unable to patch woocommerce to v3 on Enfold sites.
You’re welcome.
No need for anyone to check your site really. I can tell you for an absolute fact that if you are using a 3+ year old version of this – or any theme – on the latest version of WP all sorts of stuff is going to fail!
On the bright side – you are going to like the improvements to Enfold – accounting for web years you are currently driving a model T ford ;)markofwits – this may be better coming from a customer rather than from the enfold team so I will try to help.
I hate to have to break it to you but in this day and age leaving a WordPress site unattended without updates is not an option.
Wordpress releases updates several times a year – and more frequently with security patches that address serious issues. Plugins tend to update to reflect this and well maintained themes such as this one do the same as well as providing regular enhancement releases.
The WordPress sites I manage are updated to current versions – core , plugins, themes – at least once a month. Often more frequently and particularly when a know security issue is addressed. A week later and you’ll find a few plugins already need another update.
This is the reality of the modern web – not just for WordPress installs – and if you don’t keep on top of this your site will be compromised sooner or later, your reputation will suffer and you will get penalised or blocked by browsers and search engines.
Enfold is one of the best maintained theme I am aware of and I wouldn’t trust my business, or anybody else’s, to one that did not update as regularly and proactively as they do.
If you need to run a content management system such as WP and are not able/prepared to jump through the required hoops I would suggest you hire someone or a service to do it for you – plenty of WP maintenance services have sprung up over the past few years to address just this situation.
Alternatively, if you absolutely have to leave a site unattended for 3 years a simple flat file standards compliant html is probably the way to go.
I hope this helps – if some of us are wondering whether this is a serious question it is simply because we probably start getting nervous if we leave a site unmaintained for a week let alone for 3 years.
You can download the latest version of Enfold from your Themeforest account – log in and click the Downloads link. You will then need to manually update (FTP) the theme – and after this long I would suggest doing so in a staging environment to iron out any bugs before committing it to the live site. There is a still valid guide to updating here: http://kriesi.at/archives/the-complete-guide-to-updating-enfold
But as I say earlier the best advice if you are not comfortable doing this yourself is probably to seek the help of a professional and affordable WordPress maintenance service as updating this old an installation is probably beyond the scope of general Enfold support by now.
Hope this helps, M
Thought I’d add this – just in from WPR – as may be relevant to you:
You are receiving this email because WP Rocket causes a slight minification issue for those of you running WP Rocket version 2.9.6 or 2.9.7.
We have been working on improving our compatibility with the Sucuri plugin (specifically the minification aspect) and it caused a few issues on some client websites.As a result, we quickly fixed any problems with the version 2.9.8. of WP Rocket.
If your website has been acting up in the following ways:
403 errors on minified files
Pages not displaying properlyYou need to update to the 2.9.8 version.
Updating WP Rocket is easy: all you need to do is update WP Rocket in your WordPress.
If you have not noticed anything wrong on your website, this update can wait.
This seems to relate to a known IE bug – http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27966735/why-background-image-is-moving-when-scroll-at-ie
Does enfold have a fix for this? Without it the boxed layout background image feature is pretty much redundant given the number of IE users out there.
Thanks.
