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Oh, I found it, thank you! There was a time where it was displayed in the side bar and that’s where I was desperately searching ;-)
Another question: Is it possible to use Enfold with Gutenberg editor? And does it make sense? In the current version it doesn’t look very handy to me… Will Enfold ALB elements one day be fully implemented as block elements into the Gutenberg editor?
I’m a bit afraid if Enfold and other big themes will remain compatible with the latest developments in WP…
Thank you for your support!I bought Enfold for a customer website. For this project I have generate a envato personal token with the following (probably minimal?) permissions:
– View and search Envato sites (checked by default)
– View your Envato account username
– View your email address
– Download your purchased items
– Verify purchases of your item
– List purchases you’ve madeAll works fine, but I’m wondering if there is a possibility that the customer misuses that code if he copies it from the WP admin area and uses it for other purposes or can it only be used by one website/theme at a time?
What are the minimal permissions needed to allow the automatic updates of the theme?Hi Ismael,
yes, clicking on “Save” under the “Theme > Options” helped! :-)
But there is still the issue (which I also had with the old “shortcodes.js”) that the transition speed from the last to the first slide (n –>1) of the show remains unaffected by changing the value of “transitionSpeed” (In the old “shortcodes.js” I found the default value hardcoded somewhere and replaced it by “transitionSpeed/2”). The transition speed between all other slides is correctly changing with the value I enter for “transitionSpped”. Would be nice if this issue could be fixed in one of the next Enfold updates and if “transitionSpeed” would become a Theme Option.
Thanks!
Hi Ismael,
I performed the following steps:
1) removed the old shortcodes.js file from my (active) Enfold child theme folder
2) removed the following code snippet from the child’s function.php:function change_aviajs() { wp_dequeue_script( 'avia-shortcodes' ); wp_enqueue_script( 'avia-shortcodes-child', get_stylesheet_directory_uri().'/js/shortcodes.js', array('jquery'), 3, true ); } add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'change_aviajs', 100 );–> Hereafter, as expected, the transitionSpeed was back to the fast default 900ms;
3) Then I changed the value of “transitionSpeed” directly in the main theme folder/file: config-templatebuilder > aviashortcodes > slideshow > slideshow.js from 900 to 2900. Even after deleting the browser cache and reloading the page the slide transition occures at the fast default speed.
What is going wrong?
Once we know how to tweak the transition speed, could you also tell me how to transfer the change from the main theme to the child theme? What do I need to write into the child’s function.php file? Could you please tell me the equivalent code snippet for the one I used under point 2) ?
Thank you!
Hi fineart!
you have to search for “transitionSpeed” in the slideshow.js and not in the .php file! I guess…
Hi Jordan,
thank you, I added this suggestion to the feature-requests.
Could you maybe give me a hint where I could learn more about how to modify (at least small) parts of shortcodes.js via functions.php?Have a nice weekend!
oh… so there is no elegant solution? :-(
Actually I wanted adapt the “transitionSpeed” of the image slider. Unfortunately, it is not sufficient to only increase the “hard coded” value of “transitionSpeed” but I also had to adapt a few lines of the code to avoid that the first slide was appearing faster than all other ones:
else { displaySlide.css(properties).avia_animate({opacity:1}, self.options.transitionSpeed, 'linear', function() // transitionSpeed between 1st, 2nd,... n-th slide, for child theme "transitionSpeed/2" has been replaced by "transitionSpeed" otherwise the transitionSpeed is different to the one from n -> 1. { hideSlide.avia_animate({opacity:0}, self.options.transitionSpeed, 'linear', fadeCallback); // transitionSpeed between n-th and 1-st slide. For child theme the hard coded value "200" has been set to the more generic solution, the variable "self.options.transitionSpeed". });Maybe you could fix that in an update and make the “transitionSpeed” customizable value?
Best regards!
Sorry, maybe I didn’t explained myself well enough.
As I have a complete (manually modified) version of the “shortcodes.js” file inside of my child theme folder this file will (to my understanding) completely overwrite the shortcodes.js file of the parent theme (and its possible updates). So indeed the parents shortcodes.js will still be updated, but it will never take effect as it is overruled by the old replica in the child.Hi Mike!
Thank you! I found the corresponding number for the post-entry-… and it works like a charm!
In addition, by setting “justify-content:” to “flex-start” I can align the layout element(s) from the left side and
by setting it to “flex-end” from the right side of the page :-)Thanks again and happy weekend!
Hello Mike,
thank you for your fast reply!
Unfortunately, I made a stupid “typo” in my above explanation :-(
What I meant and what I actually did is “I used three 1/4 layout elements…” and NOT “1/3”. So as stated the total widht of the elements is 75%. Generally I would like to center any combination of layout elements with a total width smaller than 100%. I attached the debugger code of my specific page as .txt-file. Hope there is an easy solution and sorry for the confusion!Best regards,
Tim
