Dear Ismael, thank you for your message. As I said, in the live environment the problem is solved. I have completely disabled CET there via the theme settings. Now everything behaves as usual.

On the test environment, the error persists. Just for you, in case you want to recreate the error and solve it for the future.

You write that you can’t reproduce the misbehaviour, but I can with your link. In this context, please note the private link in my post from November 30. There is a video that shows the problem (added the link in private field again). It is about duplicating or creating tabs. And about ALB shortcodes within tabs (or other ALB elements). These are removed when you go into edit mode again.

About your example page: It doesn’t matter if the CET element (the button) is placed on the page or not. If the CET are deactivated in general (via the theme settings), everything is normal, but if they are used -> they are active in the theme, it comes to the misbehavior.

Specifically, go to the page you sent me and click on “New Tab”. Strangely enough, the first tab is duplicated, instead of a new and empty tab is created. Or open a tab and use the magic wand to place an icon in it as a shortcode, save the tab element and leave it. When you go back in and click on the tab where the shortcode was, the tab is empty.

Does that make the problem clearer for you?

As I said, I’ve left the development environment online for now just for you guys to maybe recreate the problem there and fix it in a future update. If you don’t need it (or don’t need it anymore), feel free to let me know and I’ll take it offline. In my live site I don’t use the CET anymore for the time being.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hey Ismael, is there any forecast until when you can take a look at it? Since the editors of the page are curious when they can edit the ALB-Elements again. Right now they can’t because already included ALB-Shortcodes get stripped while working on the elements – if they are opened and closed. Only if the ALB-Elements are not touched the content stays the same …

I appreciate your support!
Cheers, Daniel

Here we go. Since it is only for development purposes I didn’t copy the > 6 GB of media data from the uploads folder. But you can recreate the problem and see all the settings in the backend.

Oh, with “other pages” I meant homepages. I have 40+ homepages/websites with your theme. The problem only occurs on one of them. And I even have a nearly identical homepage to the one with the problem, and this one works fine as well. Attached you find links.

You think a downgrade makes no sense? So I would have to clone the project …

Hi Ismael,

I do have some modifications going on but even if I delete them and flush the cache the problem remains. And as I said I do have a nearly identical website on the same server package and it works without any problems.

What do you mean by re-create? The whole website? It is a large project. Gave you the link in the first post.

Do you see any chance that it could be a soloution to downgrade the theme? I simply don’t know where the error could come from as it remains even if I deactivate everything and am left with only WP and the theme. Can’t recall if it worked in the last version of the theme. It was working some months ago for sure. And in the other installation on the server ist is working with the same settings, plugins and so on. Really strange.

Could that be of any reward?

Best regards,
Daniel

Pefect, I just added the size and everything works like charm:

$config["content"][$counter]['attr']['overlay_custom_pattern'] = wp_get_attachment_image_url($slider['attr']["id"], $size = 'full');

You may close this. Thanks for your help!

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Hi Ismael,
Thank you for your prompt reply. I don’t mean the color, that would certainly be far too complex and, on the other hand, it wouldn’t be the effect I would want to achieve.

It’s indeed about the overlay, you can define a color, as you said, but it is also possible to select a pattern or upload an image that will be used as an overlay. And that’s exactly what I would like to do, just automatically. In HTML an element is added to the slide with the picture as overlay and I would then adapt this later with CSS.

I have already tested the CSS adaptation (see link), it works wonderfully. I selected the image as an overlay by hand. But having to select that all the time all over the page would of course be a bit annoying. Do you have any idea?

All the best, Daniel

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by spooniverse.

Does anyone know whether it is possible to collect a list of all picture credits specified in the media library on one page via a shortcode or something similar? Maybe this could be an other way to solve my problem …

Hi Ismael,
thanks for your fast response. Wouldn’t anything like that affect the whole blog? I would like to set it only on one page for a certain Blog Post Element. Is this possible with the given example?
All the best,
Daniel

Dear Ismael,
thanks for pointing me in the right direction. In the mentioned file I realized that the fonts get extracted in a folder called ‘avia_fonts’. The zip-archive doesn’t need to remain in the library and the self hosted fonts are working nevertheless. And that is everything I wanted to have. I can delete the zip-archive and everything will still look fine. Thanks!
All the best, Daniel

Thanks Ismael!

That is true, Guenni. Thanks for your advice. I want to use the information from the copyright field in the standard WordPress text editor also, not only in avia layout architect. Therefore I need to load the copyright information from the field inserted by Enfold into a standard editor blog post. Basically that is working with Nikkos code (thanks!) but it is not dynamic (see post #1289982 above). Any ideas?

All the best, Daniel

Hi Nikko,
Thanks for your reply. I found some links online that seemed to offer a solution for this problem. Isn’t the link in private about basically the same thing I want to achieve?
Best regards,
Daniel

Hey Nikko,

thanks for the code. I made some adjustments and it kind of works, but it’s not really convenient. I invested several hours to automatically place the copyright line with the image in the text, depending on the alignment of the image in the text flow.

add_filter('get_image_tag', function($html, $id, $alt, $title, $align, $size) {
	$copyright_text = get_post_meta( $id, '_avia_attachment_copyright', true );
	if ($copyright_text) {
		$image = $html;
		$html = '<figure class="copyright-image-wrapper">' . $image;
		$html .= '<p class="my-copyright">' . $copyright_text . '</p>';
		$html .= '</figure>';
	}
	return $html;
}, 10, 6);

function copyright_textfluss(){
    ?>
    <script>
		jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
			$('.copyright-image-wrapper:has(.alignleft)').addClass('alignleft');
			$('.copyright-image-wrapper:has(.aligncenter)').addClass('aligncenter');
			$('.copyright-image-wrapper:has(.alignright)').addClass('alignright');
		});
	 </script>
    <?php
}
add_action('wp_head', 'copyright_textfluss'); 

But there are still two problems:

• All the html-markup stays in the blog entry if a picture is deleted. This is annoying and therefore not a really nice solution …
• The copyright-information is simply copied into the text, there is no connection to the database. If there are changes to the copyright-information in the media library it won’t reflect in the blog.

In the theme image-element it adds a snippet to the shortcode like [copyright=’icon-reveal’]. Couldn’t something like that also be implemented for the standard editor?

Hope you have a good idea!