@kahil I dont pat on my back. I just help people to solve the issue and many are thank full. You just yell ‘MATURE issue’ instead of sharing your knowledge. Have a nice day.

@kahil It is simply not the duty of a theme developer to address the laziness of users. You are using an outdated version of PHP that has been retired a long time ago. Just log in to your providers customer control panel and switch to at least PHP 7.0. This will address the issue in this thread.

If your PHP Version is smaller than 5.6 update to at least 7.0

@Guenni007 would you mind to contact me directly? Talking in German might be easier and way faster than posting. We can use skype as well. You will find all my contact information on my homepage. I am happy to help one of the most valuable participants on this forum without cost (x-mas gift :-))

I would probably create a second menu location and append it to the main menu. Either by overloading the helper-main-menu.php or using the ava_after_main_menu action hook. The second menu would represent the B items while the standard menu would show the A items. I would load the second menu hidden (css) and use a jquery script to set a cookie to indicate the currently displayed menu. Using jquery toggle I then would be able to hide the primary menu and unhide the secondary menu while setting the corresponding cookie. On page load i could use the avf_main_menu_nav filter to hide the primary menu in case the secondary menu has to be loaded in case the A/B menu items should be inherited by other pages.

As OKEI said the mediaelement folder is missing from the js folder in Enfold. It is missing in the download files from Themeforest (full package as well as installables). The folder got removed with the 4.2 update but is still referenced in class AviaBuilder.

The issue clearly stems from the update to Enfold 4.2 and is nothing caused by the user(s). There are two possible reasons for the issue and both must be solved by Kriesi:

1. Kriesi removed the mediaelement folder and the included files because they are not needed anymore since 4.2. In this case Kriesi has to remove any reference to the files and the folder from the source code as well.

2. Kriesi missed to include the still necessary mediaelement folder and its files in Enfold 4.2. In that case Kriesi has to add the folder again and prepare an update.

@jordan_s 404 errors can’t be ignored at all. Even if you know it is a false positive you have to remove the root cause for the issue. Otherwise you may find your self in a situation like me hunting a ghost. I run fail2ban on my servers and block IP addresses that cause ten 404 errors in 300 seconds. While working on a new client site I got banned my self over and over again and it took me 3 hours to realize the missing mediaelement.css file causes the 404 errors while saving and editing content with the layout builder.

Until we get an update from Kriesi anyone in need to fix the issue can download the mediaelement folder and its content from Enfold 4.1.2 here. Unzip the file and copy the complete folder to /themes/enfold/js/

@GisoS deactivate the WP Super Cache Plugin and test your shop again. As far as one can see your setup of WSC is brocken:

‘WP Super Cache is installed but broken. The constant WPCACHEHOME must be set in the file wp-config.php and point at the WP Super Cache plugin directory.’

@septura only admins see login details. We as participants don’t see privat messages. Your issue clearly stems from EventON. Therefore you need to contact the EventON support and not the Enfold support.

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@septura not all your plugins are up to date. At least your EventON plugin is massively outdated. The current versions of Enfold and WooCommerce do not produce the issue you have posted.

Regardless whether removing the icon from the checkout is a wise decision you can add the following css code to your custom css:

.woocommerce-checkout ul#menu-item-shop {
    display: none;
}

I can confirm the background video bug. Applying the CSS fix makes the video work as intended in Chrome and Edge. But Firefox and Brave still do not show the video. I keep on investigating.

@alamdita you should log into your account https://woocommerce.com/ and submit a ticket. Your question is not related to Enfold.

@julusha as of today (19.7.2017) 4.1.1 is the latest version. Enter your themeforest api token into enfold to receive updates.

@sellher bitte auf die aktuellen Version von WooCommerce, Enfold und WordPress aktualisieren. Das angesprochene Problem deutet auf veraltete Versionen hin.

@rizpar this issue is related to your server setup. As mentioned in many threads more details are needed. Good point to start would be to show the php error log entries as the can tell what the problem is.