Hi, I have bought the enfold theme and transferred the files via ftp on the host. But in the admin area I can`t find the theme, Is there anything different to do (like with other themes)? ANother way to install was to search for new tems in the download folder, There I an find the files but it is not possible to install the themes fro there..??? What ca I do?
regards
Dieter

Hi Yigit,

Here is the reply from their support:
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SearchWP does not do anything unless a native search was triggered. I have however had one other ticket for a customer using Enfold who was having a similar issue to this. I came up with a quick fix that should work:
https://gist.github.com/jchristopher/dce3fa056a06949d059a
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Their solution works fine. So please keep this thread in mind in case someone else has the same issue.

Best
George

Please support team. Don’t let me search again for a long time to an alternative solution which I do not prefer. My clients are waiting and complaining. This is a bug in Enfold because in my last post, I was asking for help for the conflict between Enfolds “content-section” and IE11. You couldn’t help me. Then I tried to create another solution. But this is also not working well. See this post.

Greetings from Marcel

Hi there!

We managed to isolate the issue to SearchWP plugin. Once the plugin is deactivated, all tag urls come up fine.

Is there anything we should know/do from your end in order for the plugin to work properly with the Enfold Theme?

Also, in the past, for the SearchWP plugin to work with Enfold Theme ajax search function, we incorporated the code you suggest here: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/use-searchwp-instead-of-the-standard-search/

Best
George

my wordpress panel is in a language that I have to be Polish or template while enfold no language preference settings. The only thing that did it, is to replace some of the words from English to Polish php files. I do not know but how and where to replace on the website in the BLOG and in the words of the search results as the screenshot below in red. Any other ideas guys?

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by faceboodka.

I looked at your image, and you are seeing the same thing that I am…BUT…depending on how the user goes about their entry, they can end up with a text list output instead of images meeting their criteria.

My recollection is that the very FIRST time that I put the Woocommerce Search widget in the footer, nothing showed there except the one box for the product search. I may be mistaken, but that is my recollection. You entered your search criteria in that box and pressed Enter for the search to begin. And then the output was the IMAGES that met the criteria.

If instead, the only search widget you used was the Enfold Search widget, the output was a LIST in text form (no images).

I’ve done some additional testing. I did clear the inactive widgets, and it made no difference. The way it is working right now is a combination of the two methods, depending on which button/box you use and the way you go about it.

If you enter the search criteria where it says product search and then press enter, you get the matching images. If you enter the text in the upper box and then you click on the Search button below, then you get the images as well. BUT…BUT…if you do not enter any text at all and you click the bottom Search button (by accident or whatever), it takes you to a page with another text box for you to enter the search criteria, and then the output is in the text list style…NOT images.

The text list method is a little amateur looking, on this type of site at least. When you have one search method working one way and then the user goes about it this other way, then it looks like something is not working correctly.

Can we do something so that no matter what, if I am using the Woocommerce Search widget that the user will ALWAYS get a list of images in their results? See the attached link that compares the two results.

Sorry. That is what I get for doing it late at night. I updated private info. As a reminder, I initially tried the Enfold Search and did not care for the output and I removed it. Then I used the Woocommerce Search a few days later instead of that one, and it was working fine. I preferred its output. But I forgot what the difference was between them, so I added the Enfold Search right below it and tried one and then the other to compare results. Then I removed the one for Enfold. However…its text box remained on the screen. I cleared browser cache and that made no difference. The behavior is the same on my iPhone and iPad too, and I cleared cache there too. One thing I did NOT try that I just thought about is clearing the widgets that I no longer use. That shouldn’t make a difference, but I am not going to try it until you have a chance to look at it.

I tried rewriting my request to be more clear. I made it clear to only look at the top section of the screenshots page.

What I am trying to find out is if the Enfold theme handles headlines for Pages in an unusual manner. I am accustomed to simply entering the headline in the place provided by WordPress and having those headlines show up at the top of the page.

Normally on both posts and pages, what is written in the WordPress place allocated for headlines, shows up as an H1 for the purposes of SEO.

I am trying to clarify if that is neither the default on Enfold nor one of the options in settings for Pages (not posts, I realize they are handled differently)

Here is what I mean by the place allocated for WordPress headlines in this screenshot from the Enfold theme for BertaArt: please see

Here is an example in a more standard theme for entering the headline and how it appears at the top of the page after being entered.
Please see the same screenshots blog post.

It appears that my predecessor decided not to use standard WordPress headlines, choosing “hide title and breadcrumbs” in the Enfold theme settings and put the H1 as HTML code at the top of each body content in pages.

This is only a factor for Pages. The layout for the blog is DOES use the WordPress headline.

I am concerned this methodology is creating a double H1 for Google on the Pages in this website. That is because I do have to put something in the place where the headline should go just to manage the page names in the WordPress dashboard.

This is what happens if I elect to “display only title” The font is not showing as H1. I tried selecting this option both on the header page options for Enfold settings and the options on the sidebar of the page.
Screenshot in same blog post above

This is everything currently in Quick CSS. You can see that there is a setting for H1’s and it works in the content body.

h1 {font-size: 26px; line-height: 1.1em; margin-bottom: 10px;}
h2 {font-size: 22px; line-height: 1.1em; margin-bottom: 8px; }
h3 {font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.1em; margin-bottom: 6px;}
h4 {font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.1em; }

p { font-size: 1.1em;}

.responsive #top #main .sidebar { display: block !important; }

#top .avia-post-nav { display: none; }

.small-preview {background: none !important;}

.html_bottom_nav_header.html_logo_center #top #menu-item-search>a {
  border-color: #fff;}

.socialmedia-buttons {margin-top: 13px;}

.main_color h1 {color: #439AC7;}

#top h2 a {color:#439ac7;}

.wp-caption-text {
display:block !important;
font-size:14px !important;
font-style:bold !important;
font-style:italic !important;
margin:0 auto !important;
padding:3px 10px 5px !important;
text-align:center !important;
font-family: “Verdana”, arial, sans-serif !important; }