Thank you again. I think it was a plugin conflict, even though it should not have been.

So, I took your suggested code for adding the subnavbar to the shop pages global, as it looks more in line with the client’s content site. It looks nice, but has an odd issue on the store main page — it kicks the sidebar down below the product loop. Am I missing something obvious to avoid this? Here is the code I adapted from your’s.

add_action(“woocommerce_before_main_content”, function() {
$menu = do_shortcode(“[av_submenu which_menu='' menu='23' position='center' sticky='aviaTBsticky' color='footer_color' mobile='disabled' mobile_switch='av-switch-768' alb_description='' id='subnav' custom_class='subnav' template_class='' av_uid='av-ndlzm' sc_version='1.0'] [av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 1' button_style='' link='' linktarget='' av_uid='av-gg26y' sc_version='1.0'] [av_submenu_item title='Menu Item 2' button_style='' link='' linktarget='' av_uid='av-ba2z6' sc_version='1.0'][/av_submenu]“);
echo “<div class=’av-shop-sub-nav’>” . $menu . “</div>”;
}, 10);

Beyond the sidebar issue, it brings me to wonder if there would be any way to achieve this as the primary navbar? I have tried and as you know with all the sites we do, we have experimented with lots of designs and customizations. But, what is getting me is how to have two separate color sections: one for the header and one for the navbar. It sounds easy, and maybe it is, but for the life of me, the process is eluding me.

Any ideas?

Thanks again for all of the help!
-jason

Oops, this is the function WooCommerce offers to allow shortcodes in the descriptions…

/**
* Allow shortcodes in product excerpts
*/
if (!function_exists(‘woocommerce_template_single_excerpt’)) {
function woocommerce_template_single_excerpt( $post ) {
global $post;
if ($post->post_excerpt) echo ‘<div itemprop=”description”>’ . do_shortcode(wpautop(wptexturize($post->post_excerpt))) . ‘</div>’;
}
}

Thank you for the starting point. Is there an example Avia Element template? Who and how was the Events Calendar Pro element built? Did they build it, or was it built there?

Hi Ismael,

Here is what is odd. I completely disabled all plugins the other night. Every last one except Classic Editor, but that line of code still was in there.

<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’//maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?’></script>

I am going to continue to search for the cause of this, but I have a bigger question… How are these plugins supposed to work together at this point? They used to without issue, but not now. If someone needs the functionality of these plugins, it seems like a no-win scenario. I have to believe there is a viable solution to this, because there is no way we are the only ones utilizing multiple plugins with Google Maps API calls. I love the Google Maps integration for Enfold, but I also need the integration to show location maps for GeoDirectory and Events Calendar Pro. These are not small-audience plugins, they are widely used ones, like Enfold. The problem is that each developer involved just says to disable the other ones. As usual, Google is absolutely no help.

I removed my reply, because my response was with a lot of frustration. It would not allow me to delete the response entirely, or I would have. I should have left a different message, I apologize.

I posted in my previous responses some of the very answers Vinnay was requesting. I said at the beginning of the thread I am used to doing this and had done the normal troubleshooting. The problem did not occur on older versions of Enfold. I cannot pin down exactly what version it changed, but will try to do some more investigating today to get detailed answers.

I will work to compose a better response later this morning.

In the mean time, can you ask if there is a function to remove the GoogleMaps API call from the normal Enfold page load?

Yes, billing is all setup, and it works on other sites. This is the first case where Enfold is not passing through the api key variable, as I showed in the screenshot. The plugin is loading it first and then Enfold, which is not putting in the key correctly. Disabling the plugin does not change anything.

I think I am going to use Uber, but would still like to know what the selector is for getting the whole div of the main navbar dropdown.

Understood completely. Sorry, probably way more confusing than it needs to be. I was hoping for it to be centered under each primary item, but when I was not able to get that to work with css, I figured I would try to justify it left. At that point, I then realized since every item is a different length, it was not going to line up on the left edges.

Does that help, or further confuse?! Maybe I will try to mock it up later on today or tonight.

I have been testing various plugins for months and frankly, most of them have so many issues that it makes it hard to put any faith in them. This is why I really wanted a better option for Enfold. I can count on Enfold. It does not fail me. Switching Team over to a CPT would add so much value to the theme, no matter what type of organization using it.

I still want a Pro-level version of Enfold. I don’t care if it is $300/license. Show us what you can really do when you have a little more budget to work with! If you can make it more extensible with the Avia elements, I might even pay $500/license (and maybe $100/year support). It is worth it to have a solution like Enfold that really pushes the limits.

You have lots of people like me that are not afraid to spend more for Enfold. What do we have to do to convince you? The money is there, if you create us a Pro-level Enfold. We have been begging you for it for years now. Give us something that is as revolutionary as Enfold was when it came out.

Please Christian, and team. The need is there. Those willing to pay are there. No one else is doing it. Set the new high bar.

Tell us what it will take to convince you.