This seems like it will remove all my theme options? Will I need to set up all my theme settings and options again?

Also, this site is using a child theme of Enfold so I assume that will be effected as well. Does this change your guidance at all?

Maybe I can export my theme setting and import them into the new theme?

A note that everything else on the site is up to date, including WordPress. I do need to move from PHP 7.4 to 8.x still.

Hello Mike, I am referring to the section entitled “Add Images to mega menu”. That’s not quite what I meant. On the Perforce website, for example, there is an image embedded under the “Resources” menu item. Please see screenshot (Link). Is this possible in Enfold? Thank you.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by reqonsult.

thanks, this worked.
we still have problems switching from php 7.4 to 8.3 and suspect the enfold theme:

#15 {main}
thrown in /home/sven-hoernich/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 163
[30-Jul-2024 09:15:17 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function WP_Widget::__construct(), 0 passed in /home/sven-hoernich/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 62 and at least 2 expected in /home/sven-hoernich/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php:163

this happens in the logs when switching to PHP 8.x – this is strangely a WP core function, so we are not quite sure what to do..

Hi Gunter,

Thanks for looking it over and getting back to me.

Yes it is a fairly heavily customised site, and the 0’s that are being returned are a result of us just using a standard WP function to allow the uploaded images to retain their initial ratio’s on upload and not get cropped at all.

We did some further testing and found that using your ‘avf_woocommerce_default_banner_image_size’ filter we can successfully return another image size and have it display correctly. For some reason returning the default Enfold size isn’t working correctly for us, but it may be something to do with how we are altering that size in our functions file. So don’t know the root cause of that one, but we can successfully work around it so that is fine.

However, after some more testing it seems the other issue is in fact a bug. Here are our steps to reproduce it:

1. Set a shop banner image in Enfold settings and then save it (settings used are “Responsive banner image with description below” and also have enabled Banner for product category pages toggle). This loads fine on the front end.

2. Now remove the banner image from the back end (don’t change the Banner for product category pages toggle) and save it. On the front end now any Woo category that DOESN’T have it’s own unique banner image set shows the last uploaded image from the media library. My developer noted that it seems to be occurring due to the code around this area:

Caused by around line 1730:

// find attachment id – remove width and height
$full = preg_replace(‘/-\d+[Xx]\d+\./’, “.”, $bg );
$att_id = attachment_url_to_postid( esc_url( $full ) );`

$bg is blank and then $full is blank.

Then attachment_url_to_postid returns the last image uploaded.`

Hope that helps in debugging that issue.

Thanks again

Tim

Hi Rikard.
I did not go through the guide because in my installation, obviously, there is already a previous installation of Enfold Child. I created a new token, but since it was already validated in the past, there is no button (as you can see in the image attached) to validate the theme with a token, or to update with a new token.
How do I have to go farther now? Do I have to reinstall the theme by downloading from Theme Forest, and then use the new token to validate the installation? Will it not create any kind of problem to the actually running site?

That’s why I asked for a personal support, that’s a delicate question.