Hi,

Sorry about that. The only files you can override by dropping the file into the folder structure are the templates (archive, page, post, single etc.)

To override other files, you need to do that from functions.php in the child theme. So you will need to either

(a) copy the contents of table.php starting from line 9 to line 301, and paste it into functions.php of the child theme.

or

(b) you can do everything same as A except create a new file called table.php and put the code inside it surrounded by <?php in front and ?> in back. and then include that file once into the functions.php

Do not copy the wrapper from functions.php of the parent that looks like on line 7 and 8 along with the very last closing curly brackets on the page.

if ( !class_exists( 'avia_sc_table' ) )

{

Since functions.php of the child theme will run before the parent then the parent class will never run since line 7 and 8 say that if that function already exists not to run it.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You can get rid of the sidebar on the product pages by going to Appearance > Widgets and removing everything from the sidebar called ‘Everywhere’ since it automatically adds a sidebar… Everywhere.

OR

Another way to do it would be to Change the default theme setting in Enfold > (Theme Options) > Sidebars to look like this http://featherfiles.aviary.com/2013-08-14/null/930e73edc5d848088bcf4f207d7cd80a.png and then simply add back the sidebars to the Blog Posts manually yourself.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You can get rid of the sidebar on the product pages by going to Appearance > Widgets and removing everything from the sidebar called ‘Everywhere’ since it automatically adds a sidebar… Everywhere.

OR

Another way to do it would be to Change the default theme setting in Enfold > (Theme Options) > Sidebars to look like this http://featherfiles.aviary.com/2013-08-14/null/930e73edc5d848088bcf4f207d7cd80a.png and then simply add back the sidebars to the Blog Posts manually yourself.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You can get rid of the sidebar on the product pages by going to Appearance > Widgets and removing everything from the sidebar called ‘Everywhere’ since it automatically adds a sidebar… Everywhere.

OR

Another way to do it would be to Change the default theme setting in Enfold > (Theme Options) > Sidebars to look like this http://featherfiles.aviary.com/2013-08-14/null/930e73edc5d848088bcf4f207d7cd80a.png and then simply add back the sidebars to the Blog Posts manually yourself.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Ohh, so its the actual form that the admin uses and not a form you created with the plugin.

Ok. My email is usjahm (at) gmail (dot) com. Please include a link referencing this post along with the login credentials and url to the backend.

Thanks,

nick

hi,

I hope your replaced ‘child-theme-folder” with the actual name of your child theme and inside whatever you called your child theme you added config-templatebuilder and inside that you added avia-shortcodes/

i am just checking.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Have you tried the Comment Images plugin? http://wordpress.org/plugins/comment-image/

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You are using an old version of the theme and need to update in order to correct that issue. Please login to themeforest.net using the account you purchased the theme with to download the latest update version. Please be aware that the update will overwrite *every theme file* , so if you modified any of the php files or added something to /css/custom.css then you will need to make a backup first.

To correctly install the update you will need to unzip the update folder to your home computer to find a second zip folder located within the first. Unzip to a different folder on your desktop. You will need to use FTP to connect to your server so make sure you have the correct credentials which are differnt from WordPress. Ask your host.

Procedure

1) Logout from WordPress

2) Login using FTP (filezilla is a good free ftp program to use -> https://filezilla-project.org/download.php )

3) Using ftp upload the update so that every file gets overwritten in the /wp-content/themes/enfold/ folder.

4) Log back into wordpress admin.

Here is a good video that goes over these steps in greater detail from Devin ( https://vimeo.com/64927356 )

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Create this file in the child theme

/framework/php/class-framework-widgets.php

So make 2 empty folders inside the child theme, one inside the other to mimic the structure of enfold and in the second folder called php which is located inside the folder called framework, paste the file class-framework-widgets.php from the parent theme.

Thanks,

Nick

You can go to fontello.com since they have another thousand and a half icons there first and see if any of them do a better job fitting with your site. you can remove it using this css (iconbox icon on top)

please add this to your css/custom.css file OR to Quick CSS located in Enfold > (Theme Options) >:Layout Styling … the text area on bottom.

.iconbox .iconbox_icon {

display: none;

}

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Actually the code I provided was this, which looks a bit different than what you pasted.

.avia-gallery-thumb {

margin: 0 auto;

width: 591px;

}



#top div .avia-gallery img {

width: 100%;

float: left;

}

#top .avia-gallery .avia-gallery-thumb a {

float: right;

}

Please check whichever thread that was on since there was more. If you implemented what you pasted above instead what you see here, then perhaps that can be the cause of the problem. Though I think the problem actually is that i am sending the link to the right while sending the image that is wrapped by that link to the left.

Your requirements were so stringent that without some serious time investment , this was the best i could come up with.

Maybe it goes with the paranormal theme of the site that everything runs backwards?

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,Hi,

In order for us to help you, please include a URL to the particular page where you are experiencing this problem. Since each page can be created in a number of different ways , and due to many updates, it is simply not possible to provide you with a meaningful solution without first seeing the page with the live code. A screen capture will not help. What you can do is hide the url to your site by using the http://www.goo.gl url shortner.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

In order for us to help you, please include a URL to the particular page where you are experiencing this problem. Since each page can be created in a number of different ways , and due to many updates, it is simply not possible to provide you with a meaningful solution without first seeing the page with the live code. A screen capture will not help. What you can do is hide the url to your site by using the http://www.goo.gl url shortner.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Unfortunately I am not familiar with that plugin but by the looks of things it is a menace. have you tried using either one of the two gallery layout elements/shortcodes that come with the theme? They look a lot better than that plugin. Please also ask the developer of the plugin if there are any known issues with it or if their forum has lots of others posting about similar problem they are having.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Yes, its possible.

In order for us to help you, please include a URL to the particular page where you are experiencing this problem. Since each page can be created in a number of different ways , and due to many updates, it is simply not possible to provide you with a meaningful solution without first seeing the page with the live code. A screen capture will not help. What you can do is hide the url to your site by using the http://www.goo.gl url shortner.

Thanks,

Nick