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Take a look at this post:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/how-to-add-advanced-layout-manager-to-blog-posts
Or this:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/adding-layout-options-and-builder-to-new-post-type
Cheers,
Sander
May 21, 2013 at 6:29 pm in reply to: Custom Taxonomy Archive Template Doesn't Think I Have Posts #120076I think this is a bug I ran into as well. Check out this thread: kriesi.at/support/topic/14-upgrade-a-bit-wonky#post-108757
This will probably be fixed in the next update. If necessary, I could supply further details on the fix.
Cheers,
Sander
The problem with archive pages has been solved, thanks to the never ending efforts of the Dude. The fix will probably be incorporated in the next update.
I can’t praise the support at Kriesi enough: quick, knowledgeable, effective.
Cheers,
Sander
Since the 1.4 update, you can override functions from helper-post-format.php in your child theme. That makes it possible to define your own markup for post titles.
Problem solved. Thanks!
1) Right, I see. Okay, no problem.
2) I checked archive.php and the config-templatebuilder folder. They are both up to date.
Category archives work fine, but archiver for custom taxonomies produce a page with nothing but the title.
3) Of course. I could have thought of that myself…
That just leaves the bug with the wide layout on iOS devices.
Thanks!
Sander
And another thing: the new template builder elements Product Grid and Product Slider (as mentioned in the release notes) are nowhere to be found, as far as I can tell.
Cheers,
Sander
That would be great! Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Sander
Thanks for this!
It helps, but not completely. I’va added my custom filter, but it seems the normal filter is not removed by
remove_filter( 'post-format-standard', 'avia_default_title_filter', 10, 1 );
This is what I have now:
remove_filter( 'post-format-standard', 'avia_default_title_filter', 10, 1 );
add_filter( 'post-format-standard', 'avia_didm_title_filter', 10, 1 );
function avia_didm_title_filter($current_post)
{
$output = "";
//$output .= "<h2 class='post-title ". avia_offset_class('meta', false). "'>";
$output .= "<h1 class='post-title'>";
$output .= " ".$current_post;
$output .= " <span class='post-format-icon minor-meta'></span>";
$output .= " ";
$output .= "</h1>";
$current_post = $output;
return $current_post;
}
The result is post with two headings, the first one with a class of “h1”, the second with “h2”. And some superfluous code between the two headings…
Ch eers,
Sander
April 26, 2013 at 4:18 pm in reply to: a real SEO problem: blog post title should be H1 header #115987For various reasons, I don’t want to display the header with the page title (or the post title) on single pages. So, I have hidden it using css.
Would it also be possible to simple use a h1 tag for the post title? I tried to achieve that by changing h2 to h1 for the standard post format in helper-post-format.php, but that didn’t get me anywhere.
Cheers,
Sander
Fixed indeed! The next update will solve the problem for everybody.
I’m impressed by the speed and quality of support at Kriesi!
Sander
1) For Avia framework to recognize custom post types. That way, we could use the Pagebuilder on those pages, change sidebars at will, etc.
2) Ability to export Enfold “Styling” options. Too easy to click on one of the presets, and all of the custom changes you made are gone…
Cheers,
Sander
Ah! Thanks!
I had been looking at style.css (even tried loading the files in the css folder using @import).
I don’t mind editing php files at all, but this is a good illustration of why I like to use child themes. ;-)
Thanks for the quick fix.
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