I had to search google to find the answer . . . for some reason, searching in the Enfold Support area did not find the thread that came up via Google.

It’s because I had the homepage saved as a Draft. Little bug that may be good to notate on the Theme Options page over on the right side where y’all describe the fields. . . ie “if you save your homepage as a ‘draft’ then the FrontPage setting and Area to Display Blog setting will not be available until you publish.”

Just a suggestion.
J

HI Victoria,
thank you for your fast reply. — We started working with SEO Ranking-Tools which replicates the Indication of Content by Google Search Engine. We found out, that on the websites, which are based on enfold-theme, the Engine indicate the content and therefore keywords in the modal disclaimer-window extremely overproportionally.
Could you please help finding a workaround to avoid this?

Thank you in advance
Frank

Thank you for the update.

We have deactivated it, but for some reason still experiencing the error, but this time with stripe being deactivated, we are producing this error in our WooCommerce logs pointing at Enfold files.

2020-06-12T13:42:32+00:00 CRITICAL Uncaught Error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /var/www/wp-content/themes/enfold/config-woocommerce/config.php:1596
Stack trace:
#0 /var/www/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(287): avia_woocommerce_ajax_search_params('Aumberposts=5&p...')
#1 /var/www/wp-includes/plugin.php(206): WP_Hook->apply_filters('numberposts=5&p...', Array)
#2 /var/www/wp-content/themes/enfold/functions-enfold.php(309): apply_filters('avf_ajax_search...', 'numberposts=5&p...')
#3 /var/www/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(287): avia_ajax_search('')
#4 /var/www/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(311): WP_Hook->apply_filters('', Array)
#5 /var/www/wp-includes/plugin.php(478): WP_Hook->do_action(Array)
#6 /var/www/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php(190): do_action('wp_ajax_nopriv_...')
#7 {main}
  thrown in /var/www/wp-content/themes/enfold/config-woocommerce/config.php on line 1596

That line points to this foreach:

foreach( $tax_query as $value ) 
{
	$params['tax_query'][] = $value;
}

Could this be related?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by darrenpace.

For all those who want to implement this function or add more, this is the plugin I use PostViews and here below the code:

1. Download the plugin PostViews and install it
2. Go to Enfold > includes > and open whit a text editor loop-index.php
3. Search around line 400

if( ! empty( $cats ) ) {
	echo '<span class="blog-categories minor-meta">' . __( 'in','avia_framework' ) . ' ';
	echo	$cats;
	echo '</span><span class="text-sep text-sep-cat">/</span>';
}

4. Just below add this code:

### Funzione visualizzazioni (Views function)
if(function_exists('the_views')) { 
	echo "<span class='views-container minor-meta'>";
	the_views();
	echo '</span>';
	echo "<span class='text-sep text-sep-comment'>/</span>";
}

Done!

This is the result ;)

Regards
Luigi

Strange.

I’m asking you what a hidden element off-screen with aesthetics has to offer: No answer.

I’m asking you if you can show me with examples how the effect of positioning something off-screen can be with hidden elements in front-end: No Answer

I ask you if you can clarify how Google sees this. You ask me the question as repeat. You see my answer at the end of this thread, what is the difficulty at this point.

Although Google explicitly says: Please do not place anything off-screen. You know, there’s a lot of controversy is Google reads CSS and JS correctly. Google scans specifically for look for black-hat methods like white-on-white or off-screen elements. Google can exactly decide, what is off-screen. Google Read css and search for triggers.

Why are you playing with fire?

Why can’t you just change it if there is no aesthetic impact at all and you keep coming up with new adventurous stories.

Where are your examples? On rank 100 in Google? Okay, I found something from a bad block forum post from 2010. There is your example.
And to be sure to see good examples that Google thinks are good too, I looked at the results in Google’s top10. Just to make sure that no rotten tomatoes and techniques from rotten forums from 1998 are sold here.
I looked at the top 10 results in Google. Where I know for sure that Google doesn’t penalize here and rewards clean code.

Like W3C, Codepen and the shown FAQ-Accordion in Google Search Result as main point, which give me a good hint: here is nothing hit by violate guidelines and what google dislike.

Nobody uses off-screen stuff on hidden elements from this results. As best working example: google himself with FAQ-Result at Rank 0.
The rule is: content:hidden is ok, but not off-screen. It should at the same place. All 10 prominent examples have the hidden elements at the same place.

And if you are honest to yourself: There is
no aesthetic reason, to align hidden elements off-screen.,
There is no visible effect in frontend.

Or: Show me this. But you can’t

https://www.mediaevent.de/tutorial/css-accordeon.html
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_accordion.asp
https://codepen.io/raubaca/pen/PZzpVe
https://www.zella.de/code/accordion-multiple.html
http://www-db.deis.unibo.it/courses/TW/DOCS/w3schools/howto/howto_js_accordion.asp.html
https://support.google.com/webmasters/?hl=en#topic=

And if you go even deeper into the Search Console and all the scripts that Enfold delivers It always happens at “fetch as Google” that scripts are not reached. Live Example with a page without wp-rocket:

Page Resources
19/32 could not be loaded

Only if you reduce massively scripts and css with wp-rocket, it works well on other pages with similar plugins and of course: Enfold. So: What do you think is the chance that the problem with active vs hidden is not crawled and processed properly by google?

You can get a first impression by looking at
Google Cache for Enfold. It is not the same as in the live view. Example here: Menu bar. This was the first example with a hit for the menu bar, that is not the same result in google cache vs. live page.
And now we talk about the fact that Google understands all your codes? And left-120% can be not fail interpreted? Silly.

What difficulties Google has to evaluate such elements with js and css correctly, you can see here.

https://www.rebootonline.com/blog/hidden-text-experiment/

So why play with fire? Google’s a crawler. It tries to approach people and reproduce what they might see.

So: in summary: The end user doesn’t see any effects with Left: 120% and you don’t like to fix it. Okay, not my problem. I wanted to help all users get the most out of your pages and improve Enfold.
I’ll just add manual css and that’s it. Just like disable
h1.entry title, 50px padding to 0px, border:none!important while border none is defined in color section, missing social icons in mobile view, rotten overlapping breadcrumps, overlapping logos, logos with no lazy load rule etc. There is an endless filled css box, when an expert use enfold as end user with detail view on all edges.

And to talk with developers about SEO and fine-tuning: It’s like this thread. Senseless and consulting resistant. Like the discussion about Rank Zero Position in Knowledge Graph with good FAQ-Sections, schema-optimized. Which are easy to implement but it seems, it’s an unbreakable iceberg for enfold. Either you have a team that can keep up. Or high-end customer successes are not achievable.

It’s so buggy and so much !important rules must overwrite failed elements and so painful to discuss such senseless elements.
Not much work is put on the finer points of technical SEO. “The main thing”, the site looks good in your eyes on the surface.

If you stop getting better, you stop being good.
Philip Rosenthal

Try it in english:

Hello everybody,
I’m still brand new to WordPress and I’m just starting.
Now I have a problem:
We installed the SEO plugin Yoast today, so far so good.
Since then we have received a Canoncial link for our homepage
“<link rel =” canonical “href =” https://www.superpos.de/superpos/ ”
displayed when the search engine optimizer gripe pages
With the settings in the Enfold tab you can say which page the homepage should be, I guess it has something to do with it. However, this page can only be seen on the homepage and nowhere else.
Can someone tell me what I did wrong where?

Thank you in advance.

best regards
Sarah

Dear Rikard

This is not what I meant. I want to customize my website using HTML and code. But I can’t figure out how or where to go? I might be completely lost, but I’m using the google chrome inspector to point me in the right direction of where the specific code I located in my websites theme template files. Well, the chrome inspector told me that the HTML code I want to work with, is placed at somewhere called “avia merged styles”. Therefore I went to the appearance – theme editor, suddenly I discovered that there was no “Avia merged styles”- file, in the theme editor.

So I searched youtube for help, and I came with the conclusion “FTP” file transfer protocol. And this is where my track ends. I really don’t no what to do from here. I just want to insert the HTML I have from google chrome inspector. So here is my question.

Where to place the HTML I have found from google chrome inspector, and how to add it into the theme template files. So It works as when you play around in the google chrome inspector. Please understand otherwise I will try to describe again what I mean.

Please understand everything I know I have learned from youtube and books and my self, I have no education or course taken. Thats why im pretty curious and nooby about this, I really want to unlock the full power of HTML code within the enfold theme. So I can design my websites just I I like.

But where how do I use the google chrome inspector coding and add it into my website.

Thanks hope you want to help me, or push me in the true direction :)
Best regards, Jonas Rydendahl