an update on this as I use AdSense on a blog http://www.bigboytravel.com with Enfold which gets 600,000 monthly visitors and it works great.

I also recommend using a series of shortcodes for your add units which you can customize on the backend functions.php quickly to change them site wide. There have been times where new versions of WordPress have blocked AdSense script and without custom shortcodes I would have had a headache.

float right in text example with custom shortcode of wp_ad_camp_1/

function tall_r_shortcode() {
?>
   <div style=" float: right; margin: 5px; ">
   <script async src="//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js"></script>
   <!-- 300x600 Content -->
   <ins class="adsbygoogle"
       style="display:inline-block;width:300px;height:600px"
       data-ad-client="ca-pub-3xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
       data-ad-slot="xxxxxxxx2"></ins>
   <script>
   (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
   </script>
   </div>
<?php
}
add_shortcode('wp_ad_camp_1', 'tall_r_shortcode');

can center a variation easy also

function medium_m_shortcode() {
?>
   <center><script async src="//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js"></script>
   <!-- 336x280 Content -->
   <ins class="adsbygoogle"
       style="display: block; float: center; width: 336px; height: 280px;"
       data-ad-client="ca-pub-3xxxxxxxxxxx"
       data-ad-slot="xxxxxxxxxx4"></ins>
   <script>
   (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
   </script></center>
<?php
}
add_shortcode('wp_ad_camp_5', 'medium_m_shortcode');

Keep in mind that if the code code is meant to by used at html or script you must open it with ?> and close it with <?php inside the function. If it is just live text fo some reason you don’t need to do that.

Also a worth noting that doing short codes this way forces the Ad Unit to the top of the container it sits in although it does maintain it’s float, alignment, and padding. That means if you have a long article and want multiple Ads you need to break the page/content into multiple Color Sections or Grid Rows to avoid having all the Ads push to the top of the page. It’ll make sense when you try it, but is an easy fix.

Hope that helps others
Jon

Hey!

1) There’s no setting for the sidebar/content width. You can use the code Ismael posted here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/creating-and-using-a-different-sidebar/#post-282111 to change the sidebar width. If you want to change it again you need to edit the code. You can place the code into the functions.php file (child theme functions.php or enfold/functions.php).

2)

function avia_increase_sidebar_size() {
	global $avia_config;
	
	$avia_config['layout']['fullsize'] 		= array('content' => 'twelve alpha', 'sidebar' => 'hidden', 	 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'eleven');
	$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] 	= array('content' => 'eight', 		 'sidebar' => 'four alpha' ,'meta' => 'three alpha', 'entry' => 'eight');
	$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_right'] = array('content' => 'eight alpha',   'sidebar' => 'four alpha', 'meta' => 'three alpha', 'entry' => 'eight alpha');
}
add_action( 'init', 'avia_increase_sidebar_size', 1);

To change the sidebar size you need to replace “eight” and “four” with a different value. I.e. change “eight” to “nine” and “four” to “three” to decrease the width of the sidebar. You can also replace “eight” with “seven” and “four” with “five” to increase the width of the sidebar. Note that you must not exceed the width of “twelve” units because our css grid just supports twelve units in one row. If you want to change the sidebar size for a certain post type only add a post type check to the function like:

function avia_increase_sidebar_size() {
	global $avia_config;
	if(get_post_type() != "mycpt") return;

	$avia_config['layout']['fullsize'] 		= array('content' => 'twelve alpha', 'sidebar' => 'hidden', 	 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'eleven');
	$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] 	= array('content' => 'eight', 		 'sidebar' => 'four alpha' ,'meta' => 'three alpha', 'entry' => 'eight');
	$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_right'] = array('content' => 'eight alpha',   'sidebar' => 'four alpha', 'meta' => 'three alpha', 'entry' => 'eight alpha');
}
add_action( 'init', 'avia_increase_sidebar_size', 1);

and replace “mycpt” with your post type.

3) By default Enfold supports the layout options only for posts and pages because you must create a custom template (i.e. based on page.php and loop-page.php or single.php and loop-index.php) to use the layouts with another post type. Then you can use this code:

add_filter('avf_builder_boxes','custom_post_types_options');
function custom_post_types_options($boxes)
{
	$boxes[1]['page'][] = 'mycpt';
	return $boxes;
}

to add the layout options to the cpt editor screen. Probably these options won’t work properly if you do not use a cpt template based on page.php and loop-page.php or single.php and loop-index.php…

Regards,
Peter

Hi!

is there a solution to change the size of right sidebar???

Yes, insert this code into the child theme functions.php file or enfold/functions.php:

function avia_increase_sidebar_size() {
	global $avia_config;
	
	$avia_config['layout']['fullsize'] 		= array('content' => 'twelve alpha', 'sidebar' => 'hidden', 	 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'eleven');
	$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] 	= array('content' => 'eight', 		 'sidebar' => 'four alpha' ,'meta' => 'three alpha', 'entry' => 'eight');
	$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_right'] = array('content' => 'eight alpha',   'sidebar' => 'four alpha', 'meta' => 'three alpha', 'entry' => 'eight alpha');
}
add_action( 'init', 'avia_increase_sidebar_size', 1);

To change the sidebar size you need to replace “eight” and “four” with a different value. I.e. change “eight” to “nine” and “four” to “three” to decrease the width of the sidebar. You can also replace “eight” with “seven” and “four” with “five” to increase the width. Note that you must not exceed the width of “twelve” units because our css grid just supports twelve units in one row.

Regards,
Peter

Hi stunna42!

1) In functions-enfold.php replace

if($breadcrumb) $additions .= avia_breadcrumbs(array('separator' => '/', 'richsnippet' => true));

with

if($breadcrumb && is_bbpress()) $additions .= avia_breadcrumbs(array('separator' => '/', 'richsnippet' => true));

2) Use following css code:

#top .main_color .bbp-body p{
color: #333;
}

#bbpress-forums div.bbp-the-content-wrapper textarea.bbp-the-content {
color: #333;
}

The first rule will change the text color of the posts and the second rule will change the editor text color.

3) In functions.php search for

$avia_config['layout']['fullsize'] 		= array('content' => 'twelve alpha', 'sidebar' => 'hidden', 	 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'eleven');
$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] 	= array('content' => 'nine', 		 'sidebar' => 'three alpha' ,'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'nine');
$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_right'] = array('content' => 'nine alpha',   'sidebar' => 'three alpha', 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'nine alpha');

and replace it with

$avia_config['layout']['fullsize'] 		= array('content' => 'twelve alpha', 'sidebar' => 'hidden', 	 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'eleven');
$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] 	= array('content' => 'nine', 		 'sidebar' => 'three alpha' ,'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'nine');
$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_right'] = array('content' => 'nine alpha',   'sidebar' => 'three alpha', 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'nine alpha');

if(is_bbpress())
{
$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_right'] = array('content' => 'ten alpha',   'sidebar' => 'two alpha', 'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'ten alpha');
}

Now the sidebar uses two units of the 12 units grid (instead of 3) and the content will use 10 units instead of 9.

Regards,
Peter