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Hi Rikard. Thank you for helping. I’ve tried to open up the Single.php file or loop-index.php files and add things as basic as a span with some text in it, but it never appears on the single post page on the frontend correctly. To confirm, I did a view page source and searched for the text I entered, but don’t see it.
Ultimately I would like to be able to add a conditional do_shortcode statement, like:
if category is named blue, show form 1
if category is named red, show form 2
if category is named green, show form 3,
and so on.Thank you. Hopefully this helps.
Hi Rikard, I provided some private content. It’s a link to an explanation of what I’m talking about.
Hi Josue,
I’m having the same issue that bakercom spoke about where plugins that usually display above/below a post on the single.php page are not appearing at all. Especially on the Masonry or any other non default blog post formats. The odd thing is that these plugins do appear above/below posts when on the advanced edit blog shortcode. But again not on Masonry, etc.
Look forward to thoughts.
Ismael,
Thank you. I have been updating the parent theme each time a new update is available so I have all the latest files in the parent :-).
My only concern is that when I update my parent Enfold theme files, the new features/fixes won’t apply to my child enfold theme files. Is this a valid concern or will all the new features/fix carry over into my child files regardless of if I have been adding customizations there?
Thanks.
Hi Andy, thank you. Two things…
1. I understand that it would be very difficult to change for every third party plugin and I wouldn’t expect Kriesi to. I’m just trying to understand completely – please bare with me. I thought it would be easy to ensure that the Masonry Grid shortcode outputs the same meta and content as the Blog shortcode. So are there any plugins that you can recommend, like social plugins, that would work with the Masonry Grid shortcode. For instance, if I want custom social sharing buttons to appear just underneath each Masonry Grid entry, is there any plugin that will display properly?
2. Did you see my reply about a different the original topic here?:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/post-slider-getting-posts-in-one-row-on-mobile-view/?bbp_reply_to=556313&_wpnonce=17ab924d37#new-postUPDATE:
Hi Ismael, no worries. I did some more searching in the forum and found this remedy:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/icons-on-secondary-menu/Worked perfectly.
Hi Ismael,
Instead of creating a new post, I figured I’d jump in here. Perhaps this can also help amirhossein.I’ve attempted to add an icon next to a menu item but haven’t had much luck. Specifically I’ve added the following shortcode next the navigation label of one of our menu items:
[av_font_icon icon='ue823' font='entypo-fontello' style='' caption='' link='' linktarget='' size='40px' position='left' color='' custom_class=''][/av_font_icon]
However, no icon appears, only the actually shortcode. Any advice? Thank you.
Hi Andy, thanks for the great response. I turned on custom classes for all ALB elements as you suggested. I created two post sliders, a 1-column post slider for screens narrower than 736px, and a 5-column post slider for screens wider than 736px.
The only issue now seems to be some type of rendering/javascript issue when one post slider disappears and the other appears… For instance, when I load the page on a browser screen wider than 736px first, the 5-column post slider appears as expected and when shrinking the screen below 736px the 5-column post slider disappears also as expected responsively. However the 1-column post slider that is supposed to appear in its place doesn’t appear properly. The 1-column post slider div and all its code appear, but the actual post/images of the slider don’t display. Any ideas on what can be causing the issue?
Note: this only happens when opening the browser and making it responsive. The fix you recommended works perfectly on any fresh page load or a users first time visit to the page.
Thank you and let me know if you need further explanation of the issue.
Sincerely,
MeHi Andy, thank you for the response. I have worked with the column variable before and it works great but it doesn’t allow me to show different numbers of columns based on different browser window sizes, e.g. Desktop vs. mobile.
What I am looking for is this solution:
a. When a user is viewing the website’s post slider from a desktop computer (or browser over 767px), I would like them to see Five Columns&One row.b. When a user is viewing the website’s post slider from a mobile device (under 767px), I would like them to see only One Column&One Row, not One Column and multiple rows as is the default with configuration of the slider.
The main issue is that when looking at post slider from mobile, additional rows are created. I only want one row to appear always, no matter what the browser width is desktop or mobile.
Hopefully this makes more sense. Let me know if you need more information.
Thank you.
In this enfold link it talks about adding the code for WP Post Ratings,
[[ PHP if(function_exists(‘the_ratings’)) { the_ratings(); } PHP]]
into the loop-index.php.https://kriesi.at/support/topic/wp-post-ratings-php-code-adding-problem/
Hi Andy, thank you for your responses.
1. I attempted what your described but making the width 100% only ensures that each post in the post slider is 100% wide below 767px. The slider still creates 5 additional rows. As mentioned I am looking to ensure that below 767px, the Post Slider only has one row, and all the posts showing up only in that one row. Desire is for no additional rows to be created. Please advise.
2. I would think that this simply has to do with placing the plugin code in exactly the right place with the PostSlider.php and Masonry.php files. But nonetheless I will contact the plugin provider for assistance.
Thanks again, look forward to your help.
Thanks Ismael. Appreciate your thoughts. I had a similar idea to what you prescribed and tried it but it wasn’t exactly what I was looking for. I should explain better.
Currently with Enfold’s Post Slider if you have more than 1 column set, say 3 or 5 columns, when the screen narrows below 767px width, the Post Slider automatically creates additional rows. I would like to ensure that there is always one row and no additional rows are ever created when the screen narrows. I’ve included links privately to show you what I mean.
Another thing I would like to do with Post Slider content elements (as well as masonry blog content elements) is to allow them to display post data the same way Blog Post content element output post data even when there is a plugin code automatically set to appear above or below a post.
For instance, I have a plugin that automatically adds rating stars after each post. When I insert a Blog Post content element onto a page, the star rating system displays perfect below the blog image and content. However, for Post Slider and Masonry content elements, the star rating system is not appearing. What would I need to do, to ensure that this star rating system also appears for Post Slide and Masonry content elements?
Thank you much.
