Dear Enfold Team,

we are using the search block on our homepage. It works great with the live search, however on mobile the search input loses focus whenever the AJAX query executes (after 3 characters).

**Expected behavior:**
The search bar should keep focus after the AJAX request so users can continue typing without tapping again.

**Actual behavior:**
On mobile, the input field loses focus after each live search update.

Kind regards

• This topic was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by j0schi.

Hi
Ich erhalte bei einer neuen Website die im Privat Content enthaltene Fehlermeldung. Es wird die Class “avia_font_manager” im searchform nicht gefunden. Es gibt keine sichtbaren Probleme auf der Website, trotzdem erhalte ich diese Meldung immer wieder. Was kann ich tun?

Speziell:
Über das Sicherheitsplugin “Cerber” sperre ich den Zugang auf wp-login.php und ändere den Login-Pfad. Das mache ich jedoch bei anderen Websites auch und da erhalte ich keine Fehlermeldung.

Was auch anderes ist als bei den anderen Websites ist der Hoster sowie die spezielle Domain meiner Kundin mit Umlauten. Wobei die Fehlermeldung etwas anderes als Problem angibt, siehe Abschnitt “Fehler-Details”.

Vielen Dank schon im voraus.
René

Hi

After a recent theme update, my website stopped loading due to a critical error. I restored the theme from a previous backup, and the site is now partially working, but I’m facing the following issue:

Main pages (e.g. /contact, /team, etc.) display the message:

“No results found. We’re sorry, but no results could be found for your request.”

Subpages inside these main pages open correctly.

I’ve already tried the following troubleshooting steps:

Regenerated permalinks.
Checked and rebuilt the .htaccess file.
Verified that the correct pages are assigned under Settings → Reading and Enfold → Theme Options.
Cleared all caches and tested with minimal active plugins.
Created new test pages (they also show the same “No results” message).

It seems that Enfold is interpreting static pages as empty search or blog results, even though they’re correctly configured.

Could you help me?

Thank you very much for your help and support.
I can provide temporary access or additional information if needed.

Best regards,

• This topic was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by Protohill.

Hi,
One of my clients website ( http://www.fiveeyesprod.com) has been hacked.
If you type the url in the address bar, you will arrive straight to the website (entertainment, events organisation etc.) but if, for exemple, you type ” five eyes production” in googl search it will show a website selling tshirts,etc.
We have asked Wordfense to do a full audit of the website and they’ve confirmed that a malware was found.
In the audid we have this, can you advise please ?

” Theme[s] require updating or are not actively maintained. One or more of your themes
are not currently updated. You will need to update:
!!! These themes have been delisted from the WordPress theme repository. This usually
happens due to a violation of WordPress terms and represents a serious violation of trust
or a major security issue. You will need to review them with their author to ensure you are
using the most recent version with all security updates applied. If they are no longer
supported, you should find an alternative.
● Enfold (enfold)
!!! These themes are not in the WordPress theme repository. You will need to review them
with their author to ensure you are using the most recent version with all security updates
applied.
● PopularFX (home_1748011905)
● PopularFX (widget_area_1751636759)
● PopularFX (top-1747415981) ”

I have to say that I use Enfold on most of my other clients websites and have never had any problems with it…
In advance, thank you for your help.

Best regards.

Hello,

We need to create a page with the portfolio content and a side menu to search and filter the grid content.
I’ve attached a screenshot of what we want to do in this download link: https://we.tl/t-n4UVsEjvWc

This is the page you’re building, but we don’t know how to add a side menu for searching and filtering: https://limousin.eus/website2025/aaa-pruebas/

What would the solution be with Enfold?

Thank you.

I’ve just switched my website to the new design, built under the Enfold Theme. Very happy with the result!

However, I notice that the Google Site Map for the site (when it comes up in a Google search) is out of date, and still referencing the old site. So some of the links in the old site map are going to 404, because the structure of the new Enfold site has changed.

Is Google Site Map refresh or config built into the Enfold Theme? If not, do you recommend either (a) a plugin that can update the sitemap file, or (b) a manual way to do it?

Thanks, Nick

Hello Enfold Support Team,

I am trying to change the default cropped size of my featured images on single blog posts to a proper 16:9 aspect ratio, so that my 1280x720px images are displayed in full without any cropping.

I have tried two different PHP-based methods based on my research, but neither has worked on my local server environment (so caching should not be the issue).

Method 1: Modifying Existing Sizes

First, I tried to modify the existing theme sizes using the avf_modify_thumb_size filter. This was the code I used in my child theme’s functions.php (respectively in a Code Snippet Plugin):

function enfold_definitive_image_ratio_fix( $size_array ) {
    $size_array['entry_without_sidebar'] = array('width' => 1210, 'height' => 681);
    $size_array['entry_with_sidebar'] = array('width' => 845, 'height' => 475);
    return $size_array;
}
add_filter( 'avf_modify_thumb_size', 'enfold_definitive_image_ratio_fix', 10, 1 );

When this code is active, the “Regenerate Thumbnails” page still shows the old default dimensions (e.g., 1210×423), so the filter does not seem to be applying correctly.

Method 2: Registering a New Size and Forcing its Use

As an alternative, I also tried registering a brand new 16:9 image size (custom-16-9-hero) and then used the avf_post_featured_image_size filter to force the theme to use it. Here is the code for that attempt:

function enfold_add_custom_image_sizes() {
    add_image_size( 'custom-16-9-hero', 1280, 720, true );
}
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'enfold_add_custom_image_sizes' );

function enfold_use_custom_featured_image_size( $size ) {
    if ( is_singular('post') ) {
        return 'custom-16-9-hero';
    }
    return $size;
}
add_filter( 'avf_post_featured_image_size', 'enfold_use_custom_featured_image_size', 10, 1 );

With this method, the “Regenerate Thumbnails” plugin does show my new custom-16-9-hero – 1280 x 720 size and creates the files correctly after regenerating. However, the theme’s single post template still ignores the filter and continues to display the old default cropped image.

My question is:

In the latest version of Enfold, what is the definitive and correct method to ensure the featured image on a single post page is displayed at a custom 16:9 ratio?

Thank you very much for your help.

Kind regards,
David