Open up functions-enfold.php and replace:

$items .= '<li id="menu-item-search" class="noMobile menu-item menu-item-search-dropdown"><a href="?s=" data-avia-search-tooltip="'.$form.'">'.$avia_config['font_icons']['search'].'</a></li>';

with

if(is_user_logged_in())

{

$items .= '<li><a title="'.__('Logout','avia_framework').'" href="'. wp_logout_url(get_permalink()) .'">'.__('Logout','avia_framework').'</a></li>';

}

else

{

$items .=  '<li><a title="'.__('Login','avia_framework').'" href="'. wp_login_url(get_permalink()) .'">'.__('Login','avia_framework').'</a></li>';

}

This will add a login link to the menu if the user is not logged in and a log out link to the menu if the user is logged in.

1) Personally I’d recommend to translate Enfold with Codestyling: http://wordpress.org/plugins/codestyling-localization/

2) Install & activate the plugin and go to Tools > Localization to translate all themes/plugins. Search for the Enfold theme in the list and use the the wp-contentthemesenfoldlang folder as base directory.

3) Click the button to generate the language files and then you can translate all text strings from the “avia_framework” textdomain (including the search results page).

Personally I’d recommend to use coodestyling: to translate the theme po files. Install the plugin, go to Tools > Localization and select “Themes”. Then search for “Enfold” select (or create) your language, scan the files and then translate the required strings from the “avia_framework” textdomain.

Hi,

Open up enfold/js/shortcode.js and search for following code around line 205:

//trigger displaying of thumbnails

gallery.on('avia_start_animation', function()

{

images.each(function(i)

{

var image = $(this);

setTimeout(function(){ image.addClass('avia_start_animation') }, (i * 110));

});

});

change it to:

//trigger displaying of thumbnails

gallery.on('avia_start_animation', function()

{

images.each(function(i)

{

var image = $(this);

setTimeout(function(){ image.addClass('avia_start_animation') }, (i * 110));

});

}).trigger('avia_start_animation');

and the gallery thumbs should load immediately.

1) The dropcaps seem to work for me just fine: http://www.screenr.com/N32H

2) Open up wp-contentthemesenfoldindex.php and search for:

$title  = __('Blog - Latest News', 'avia_framework'); //default blog title

$t_link = home_url('/');

Replace it with

$title  = __('Blog - Latest News', 'avia_framework'); //default blog title

$t_link = get_permalink();

and replace “Blog – Latest News” with your custom text.

3) Open up wp-contentthemesenfoldarchive.php and replace:

global $avia_config, $more;

with

global $avia_config, $more;

$avia_config['blog_content'] = 'excerpt_read_more';

The problem is that your table just contains tr and th elements but th elements should be used for table headlines only. Please use different elements for your data – the structure should be (like demonstrated here: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/shortcodes/pricing-and-data-tables/ ):

<tr class="avia-heading-row">

<th class="avia-desc-col">Geboren</th>

<td class="mytabledata">29.02.1973</td>

</tr>

In your case the structure is

<tr class="avia-heading-row">

<th class="avia-desc-col">Geboren</th>

<th class="avia-desc-col">29.02.1973</th>

</tr>

which will give you some weird styling because everything is coded as a headline. In addition search engines might have problems to index the data.

You can also add html code (and inline styling code) into the table fields – I made a short video to demonstrate the usage: http://www.screenr.com/Nk2H

I checked the portfolio grid code and it seems like you can’t control the preview thumbnail size at all. I’ll mark this thread for Kriesi – maybe he wants to add an option. For now open up wp-contentthemesenfoldconfig-templatebuilderavia-shortcodesportfolio.php

and search for:

$params['preview_size'] = "gallery";

Replace “gallery” with any other valid image size:

portfolio_small

portfolio

featured

square

entry_with_sidebar

entry_without_sidebar

1) Please use Codestyling: http://wordpress.org/plugins/codestyling-localization/ to translate the missing text strings. Install the plugin, go to Tools > Localization and select “Themes”. Then search for “Enfold” select (or create) your language, scan the files and then translate the required strings from the “avia_framework” textdomain.

2) Is this the default theme twitter widget? If yes I’d recommend to replace it with another widget because we removed it from the theme code. Twitter will shutdown the current api on June 11 ( http://www.mediabistro.com/alltwitter/twitter-delays-api-shutdown_b41602 ) and our widget does not support the new api. Thus the widget won’t work after June 11 anyway. You can use a plugin like http://wordpress.org/plugins/twitter-widget-pro/ which supports the new api. Because the new authentication process is very complex we decided that we won’t bundle a twitter widget with the theme anymore and we removed it in version 1.6.

Open up enfold/js/shortcode.js and search for this code around line 205:

//trigger displaying of thumbnails

gallery.on('avia_start_animation', function()

{

images.each(function(i)

{

var image = $(this);

setTimeout(function(){ image.addClass('avia_start_animation') }, (i * 110));

});

});

change it to:

//trigger displaying of thumbnails

gallery.on('avia_start_animation', function()

{

images.each(function(i)

{

var image = $(this);

setTimeout(function(){ image.addClass('avia_start_animation') }, (i * 110));

});

}).trigger('avia_start_animation');

The gallery thumbs should then load immediately. A fade effect to another color is not possible.

You can edit the meta information in wp-contentthemesenfoldincludesloop-index.php – search for:

echo "<span class='post-meta-infos'>";

echo "<span class='date-container minor-meta'>".get_the_time('d M Y')."</span>";

echo "<span class='text-sep'>/</span>";



if ( get_comments_number() != "0" || comments_open() ){



echo "<span class='comment-container minor-meta'>";

comments_popup_link(  "0 ".__('Comments','avia_framework'),

"1 ".__('Comment' ,'avia_framework'),

"% ".__('Comments','avia_framework'),'comments-link',

"".__('Comments Disabled','avia_framework'));

echo "</span>";

echo "<span class='text-sep'>/</span>";

}



$taxonomies  = get_object_taxonomies(get_post_type($the_id));

$cats = '';

$excluded_taxonomies =  apply_filters('avf_exclude_taxonomies', array('post_tag','post_format'), get_post_type($the_id), $the_id);



if(!empty($taxonomies))

{

foreach($taxonomies as $taxonomy)

{

if(!in_array($taxonomy, $excluded_taxonomies))

{

$cats .= get_the_term_list($the_id, $taxonomy, '', ', ','').' ';

}

}

}



if(!empty($cats))

{

echo '<span class="blog-categories minor-meta">'.__('in','avia_framework')." ";

echo $cats;

echo '</span><span class="text-sep">/</span>';

}



echo '<span class="blog-author minor-meta">'.__('by','avia_framework')." ";

the_author_posts_link();

echo '</span>';

echo '</span>';

Open up wp-contentthemesenfoldframeworkphpclass-breadcrumb.php and delete following line:

$textdomain = 'avia_framework';

Then replace all occurences of

$textdomain

with

'avia_framework'

We’ll fix this in the next version. The problem is that WPML doesn’t “read” variables – thus it will only translate text strings if the textdomain is hardcoded.

Tbh I’m not familiar with the google maps api and I can’t assist you with detailed instructions. But probably you can add it to the map print code in wp-contentthemesenfoldframeworkphpclass-framework-widgets.php – open up the file and search for

function avia_printmap($lat, $lng, $zoom, $type, $content, $directionsto) {

below this line you’ll find the google maps javascript code and there you should be able to insert your custom styling code, etc.