I would love to add video to the fullscreen slider, instead of just images.

And also:
– Animated numbers/charts (even if it’s just like on the Kriesi homepage, right above the big twitter and facebook buttons).
– A nice integrated language selector for WPML in the main menu, similar to the search in the menu.

• This reply was modified 12 years, 3 months ago by DavyE.

Hello!

Ok, fair enough. Tbh I don’t think Enfold is incompatible with Gravity Forms just because the “Insert Shortcode” button doesn’t work with the textblock editor (especially because you can use it with the default editor and copy/paste the shortcode) but feel free to use another plugin.

Update: Probably you also need to replace following line in gravityforms.php

                    if(in_array(RG_CURRENT_PAGE, array('post.php', 'page.php', 'page-new.php', 'post-new.php'))){
                        add_action('admin_footer',  array('RGForms', 'add_mce_popup'));
                    }

with

                    if(is_admin()){
                        add_action('admin_footer',  array('RGForms', 'add_mce_popup'));
                    }

otherwise GF will not add the required JS code to the footer.

Regards,
Peter

Nope. The files are not corrupt. You are misguiding him with your advice to re-download the entire package. The javascript files are simply not there, or for some highly odd reason, they vaporize in thin air from the inside of a zip file upon download. They simply don’t exist in the folder. Go look for yourself. The PHP error message in his screenshot tell you the story and exactly where to look. It will take you a few seconds with a wildcard *.js search on your local computer to confirm this. We have the same PHP error messages here with three downloads from two different versions of Enfold. I would suggest you also look for other missing javascript files too. Because there’s more than one that’s missing in action.

When you replace the missing files, it sure would be good to give an announcement to your customer base in some fashion. Fortunately, the javascript files are not major features to the slider plugin and don’t affect the entire theme much. It still works, but lacks customization in areas and some of the buttons don’t fire the appropriate javascript functions due to the missing scripts.

Has anyone asked for ability to insert buttons via shortcode within the layout builder Text Block? Currently I have to create one on another page and then copy that shortcode and come back to that page. Very unproductive.

I received this message as well, and I’m glad to see that it’s not an error message. But it does look like we are both facing the same error when trying to use a child theme.

I wonder whether our problem is caused by broken links in the Theme Options section for our theme children.

My child theme will not import settings from its parent theme (Enfold, version 2.3.2). It appears to use # as placeholder links for the “Import dummy data” and “Import Parent Theme Settings” buttons. Do you see this same error in your Theme Options for your Enfold Child theme?

For me, when I hover over either of these buttons, I see that they link to:
{my website address}/wp-admin/admin.php?avia_welcome=true&page=avia#
which is the URL of the page I was on followed by a pound sign. Is it possible that when a new version of Enfold was being tinkered with, a placeholder link (#, which redirects to the current page) was accidentally left in the code?

Thanks, and take care.

• This reply was modified 12 years, 3 months ago by MHM. Reason: fixed code to bold links

Hi 666666!

Open up /wp-content/themes/enfold/config-layerslider/LayerSlider/list.php and delete following code line

<a href="?page=layerslider&action=import_sample" class="add-new-h2"><?php _e('Import sample sliders', 'LayerSlider') ?></a>

Cheers!
Peter