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@Court_2 and @cg -> This works.
I did notice that it only works if the .my-custom-class-name is placed in the Custom CSS Class field of the Color Section that holds the Layout Elements. Then the Row Layout in the first Layout Element needs to be set to individual height. If it’s set to equal height the columns stretch to the full width of the Color Section.
To get the columns equal height, I use the Equal Height Columns plugin by MIGHTYminnow on the elements (like a text box) inside of the individual Layout Elements.
/* Center align columns inside color section*/
.my-custom-class-name .entry-content-wrapper {
display: -webkit-box;
display: -moz-box;
display: -ms-flexbox;
display: -webkit-flex;
display: flex;
-webkit-flex-flow: row wrap;
justify-content: center;
}No problem. Anything I can do to help keep this the best WP theme ever. I love the Enfold theme and want it to continue to be the best. Keep me posted on any updates.
I used this code –
add_theme_support( ‘deactivate_layerslider’ );
to deactivate LayerSlider and it fixes the issue with Gravity Forms.
Luckily I don’t use it, but it is a BAD solution if someone wanted to use both. Don’t you think?It would appear that deactivating LayerSlider brings back the visual editor, but the “Insert Theme Shortcode” icon is missing and shortcode will not display on the front end for the GF confirmations. This is all just information to help with trouble shooting.
So it appears that LayerSlider is interfering with GravityForms ability to display the visual editor and allow the theme shortcodes to be used. Even with LayerSlider deactivated, the shortcodes can not be used.
Hope this is helpful.
I used this code –
add_theme_support( 'deactivate_layerslider' );
to deactivate LayerSlider and it fixes the issue with Gravity Forms.
Luckily I don’t use it, but it is a BAD solution if someone wanted to use both. Don’t you think?Hey Rikard
When you go to the “Enfold Theme Options” and select “Blog Layout” from the side menu; there is a section at the bottom labeled “Share links at the bottom of your blog post” with check boxes to display share links to various social networks at the bottom of your blog posts.
Would it be possible to have an RSS option here? Maybe in the next update?
Just an idea.
Sincerely,
ShawnWhy can’t there just be a check box to include the RSS feed in the “Share links at the bottom of your blog post” section of the Enfold Blog Layout? Just asking. I do realize that I can create the link myself, but with that argument I could also do my own social buttons. But I like the look and feel of the Enfold style and don’t really want to re-create the wheel.
Could this be put in the works in the next update?
