Hello,

what effect is the writing:
“Say hello to a recently upgraded Enfold!”

on the current demo: https://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-parallax/

Kreisi:

This appears to be a fairly new problem. I have search threads, and other than some older posts, I cannot find the culprit. In short, the prices on my website (Woo) are rounding down to the nearest full dollar. It appears to be doing this by way of introducing a “sale” price, for example: A product may actually be $123.45 whereas Enfold, or Woo is rounding the price down to a flat $123 and presenting the reduced cost adjacent to the full cost as a “sale price.” See this product as an example, one of many: https://bjpond.com/product/harpoon-granular-aquatic-herbicide-40-lb-bag/

When I look at any of the affected products, they are all priced accurately, in the above example, $166.19. Under the “sale price” field there is no entry. The product should not be showing at a sale price.

The glitch appears to be triggering the addition of a red “Sale” icon as well.

I have double-checked my Woo settings, to make sure that currency was still set to $ and that the decimal place was the desired two place setting. I am at a loss. You can see many of the affected products on the product slider on the bottom of the site homepage. Thank you —Bill Basler

it seams to be an error only on one installation of mine. All other Enfold 5.1.2 do not have this.
look for example on : https://enfold.webers-webdesign.de/page/2/?s=Web

the last articles are not inside the content template-search container – so they look “unlayouted” – outside the normal container for the articles.

does anybody got this too? And has an idea what could be the reason for it.
I already disabled all plugins – and even cleared my customizations in my child-theme functions.php. – it is only that installation ???

Hi there,

I noticed that scripts from maps.googleapis.com are loaded on every page in the admin backend, even though Google Maps is turned off in the theme options. I searched the forum and tried quite a few of the suggestions, but, to no avail.

I finally was able to stop these requests by making a small change to a function in wp-content/themes/enfold/framework/php/class-gmaps.php:

public function handler_wp_register_scripts()
{
	// this prevents the requests to maps.googleapis.com, if Google Maps is turned off in theme options
	if( $this->is_loading_prohibited() )
	{
		return;
	}
	// leave rest of function unchanged
}

Although this works, I’d rather not change a core file. Plus, I’m new to Enfold and I am probably missing a better solution. Can someone please help me how to achieve the same, but do it properly? ;-)

Thanks,

Chris

• This topic was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Chris.

Hello, My client wants to build a custom search field like this one,

https://www.cgrc.org/services?county=Montgomery

It’s a search field, with multiple drop down selections, that help find linked images that take you to specific services.

Can I build something like this on enfold?

Selfhost Custom Fonts

In most cases, these will be Google Fonts. The reason for this procedure is to achieve a GDPR ( DSGVO ) compliance by delivering the fonts on your own server.
Google Fonts are under SIL Open Font License (OFL) .

In principle, however, any other commercial font source can be treated according to this procedure.
Only some online web font creators refuse to convert such fonts for CopyRight reasons. Of course, you must have the rights of use for these commercial fonts.

First a recommendation: too many different fonts do not necessarily support the legibility of your page. – Apart from that, it’s also not good for the performance of your page.

Also consider if it is not enough to offer modern font files. If you look at the support for those mime types usability of woff and woff2, you will find that all modern browsers up to mobile browsers support this format. ( only Opera Mini does not). Should we therefore offer more font mime types on our upload, or accept that these browsers then have to live with the fallback font ( Helvetica, Times etc. )? – I think this is acceptable – and supports the performance idea.

Consider whether you really need to upload an extra italic font file. Browsers can render an italic font style well from the normal font files without quality loss. Yes – as someone who also comes from print layout, I know that italic styles can vary considerably – especially with serif fonts. But therefore burdening the performance by double upload?

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To be GDPR compliant – you have to disable the Enfold embedding codes of Google Fonts. There are internal solutions as well as quite a few plugins.

*Deprecated snippet removed*

slightly newer snippet from 2018 using filter – mentioned by Günter

function my_output_google_webfonts_script( $activate ){
  return false;
}
add_filter( 'avf_output_google_webfonts_script', 'my_output_google_webfonts_script', 10, 1 );

Now:

Preparing fonts for Enfold import/export “Custom Font Manager” needs a bit of explanation – because sometimes I see very long lists under the Custom Font Manager – because some users upload font-weights of font-families separately.

As far as I have tested, the Font Kit Generator from FontSquirrel does not support the font family option ( The zip files uploaded afterwards usually only output the 400 font-weight. ) . This is probably sometimes the reason for the separate uploading of the different font styles.

I prefer the Transfonter – only the option to create a demo page should be removed in the settings;

otherwise this would also be in the downloadable zip file. In principle, this zip file is ready to be uploaded. You only have to rename it with the name of the corresponding font – (the font-family name is taken from the fonts themselves, but the listing within the Custom Font Manager is done via this zip name).

If everything has worked so far, the font family will be displayed in the Custom Font Manager.

The uploaded Fonts will be at : General Styling – Fonts – Heading Font (or Font for Body text ) at the end of the dropdown list “Uploaded Fonts”:

If you select this font under Enfold Child – General Styling – Fonts for your Body Text – or Heading Font, then this font will only be loaded according to the existing font-weights. A bold (700) setting ensures that the fontname-bold is loaded.
If you have uploaded the italic fonts and set this via css, the explicit fontname-italic or fontname-bolditalic will be loaded.

• This topic was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Yigit.