Wait, isn’t that the same answer you gave me before? Or maybe you’re referring to Victoria’s post as opposed to KingsField’s? Either way, I think I had already tried both and shared with you the results. I just tried again and when I use just what’s in Victoria’s post — and change post_slider to blog_post, as you instructed — the taxonomy query in the Blog Posts element is apparently lost — it looks like I instead get a list of every page, post, event, portfolio item — everything on the site, it looks like.

Maybe you’re saying i have to manually enter the taxonomy query in the filter? If so, as I mentioned in my previous post, I don’t know if that that will work for me because the query needs to be different for every page (the client has all these properties — https://gobeyondhomes.org/property/ — and we’re querying events specific to each property).

Also mentioned in my previous post, testing your snippet higher on the page — https://kriesi.at/support/topic/entry-slider-event-calender/#post-992681 — gives me results that seem closest to what I need. So I tried combining the part of Victoria’s filter you said includes the taxonomy or category query with your snipped from higher on the page, but — depending on how I tweaked it — I either got the same results as using Victoria’s whole filter or your whole filter.

So, any other direction you could give me would be very much appreciated. Again, it seems like tweaking your filter — https://kriesi.at/support/topic/entry-slider-event-calender/#post-992681 — to somehow preserve the taxonomy queries in the Blog Posts elements would be idea… but what do I know ;).

Thanks for sticking with this — lmk if you have any other questions for me.

Oh, thanks, sorry — I had tried that, but it seemed like it wasn’t working — but I just tried again and it does seem to be working now, so I guess I just did something wrong the first time. OK, great, thanks!!! Feel free to close this thread.

Hey, thanks, Ismael, but I’m afraid this might be over my head. I’m looking at that includes > loop-index.php, around 233, and wondering: how is the tribe event date (as opposed to the post publish date) being called there? You know what I mean? The tribe event date is showing in these posts (at the bottom of https://gobeyondhomes.org/property/camino-del-mar/ for example) — so is that tribe meta somehow being displayed via that blog meta output in line 235 of the loop index?

Also, if I try to just copy/paste that function from the tribe site into either the loop index or my child theme functions file, I get a critical error. But it seems to me that event time should somehow already be available in Enfold, since it displays in that Upcoming Events element — know what I mean? Shouldn’t I be able to sort of repurpose the code that generates the tribe event date and time for the Upcoming Events element and use it in the Blog Element?

Sorry, I know it’s probably my lack of proficiency in php that’s preventing me from understanding, but if you can offer any other clues, I sure would appreciate it.

Nope, close ‘er up! Thanks.

Thanks so much for this, Ismael!

Thanks, but apparently I don’t know enough php to make those things show up — if I just drop in the_excerpt(), for example, the excerpt for the post in which I’m displaying the events shows up, but not the excerpts for the events themselves. Any chance you could at least get me started on those events excerpt and permalink snippets? Thanks again.

Sorry — you can scratch that question — I just noticed that, if I go into Media Translation and manually copy those images to the Spanish translation, they show up. And then I easily found an answer for how to automatically do that for all media: https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/media-translation/#media-translation-settings — so, I think I’m all set on this one! Thanks, anyway!

Thanks, but it’s too much shortcode — the client would have too much trouble making updates — same with the Content Slider. I need something where I can use the ALE, like the Tab Section element — that’d be perfect, if I could just keep the sidebar. Oh well, I’ll try to figure out something else. Thanks anyway.

Yes, I tried 1600×900 — no deal. And both pages I referred to — the home page and the and Management — have the layerslider at the top and show the parallax issue in the color sections below on those pages. Thanks for the code to emulate the resize event, but I don’t have a child theme in place on this site and I’d rather not implement one just to try this php workaround. If I’m going to settle for a workaround, I might as well just use the css workaround you provided earlier. So, thanks anyway, thanks for the css fix. and let me know if you find an actual fix the conflict — I think you should be able to recreate it pretty easily on your end. For now, I have to move on and take this site live.

Thanks, Ismael. It looks to me from your screenshot that the custom script you’re referring to would be coming from the “Disable Right Click For WP” plugin I had installed — don’t you agree? But I’ve removed that plugin, cleared the cache, and I’m still seeing the issue. And thanks for the css fix, but there are many of these sections throughout the site, so it’d be nice to actually fix the issue — any other clues for me?

I can recreate it pretty easily by just reloading the home page and/or clicking to other pages in chrome, safari and firefox (all mac). My client pointed it out to me, so I know it’s not just my machine, but they may also be on macs only. You might have to scroll down a little more and/or close your inspector. Here’s another screen grab, from Safari this time (my first one was from Chrome): https://screencast.com/t/EmdOQ6YHIlJx and FF: https://screencast.com/t/ThhCFfMkH4np

Ahhh, you have to enter the name in the field next to the download button on the fontello site — I was just naming the zip file as I was saving/downloading it to my hard drive. I get it now — thanks.

Sure thing… adding credentials to private field…

Thanks, Ismael. There are two return true lines — one after the other — replacing the first one seemed to do the trick, like this:

	if( defined( 'DOING_AJAX' ) && DOING_AJAX )
	{
			if(!is_admin() && is_page(1059)) 
			{
				return true;
			} 
	}
	
	return true;
}

Please let me know if that doesn’t seem right, to you. Otherwise, thanks again!