Yigit – in your reply above from June 16, you provide a screen cap of the Magic Wand menu – I’m wondering why my magic wand menu doesnt look like this or offer all those options? I’m running Enfold v 2.9. Wondering if I’m missing a plugin, or if I’ve overlooked a setting somewhere.

thanks
nevermind. answered my own question (and cant see a way to delete this post) – thx.

Hi all.

Same sort of thing happening here today. Concerning the layer slider, the accordion slider, and then some. So I found this thread, and indeed the code fix helped a lot. Replacing the >>> if($meta[‘index’] == 0) $params[‘close’] = false;

Yet, this doesn’t work for the accordion slider. If I execute that in that php-file an error comes up on top of the frontend website. So that’s a no-go. Leaving me in a status quo position: saving certain pages leads to blank screens with notice messages. Yet, the changes then have been saved, and the visitors don’t see any of it. So it ‘seems’ only the accordion slider has some flaw-like thing. But now, as I read everything here, I’m worried about the future: what will happen when updating theme and WP the next time?

A short hint to how this appeared, as well as where the flaw could be: I’ve moved the website (hch-cursussen.nl) from a subdomain to the root domain folder. And faced some problems in that process. For one, in the subdomain version all was just perfect. Now, moved, WordPress doesn’t send out any mails. Not when using the contact forms, not the admin mails, not for the forum, not for other notifications. Nothing. And, even though it seems like that is a problem on the server side, today I wanted to see what would happen if I just rebuilt it all. A fresh WP installation, a fresh Enfold, connecting this to the database, and uploading WordPress XML and Enfold theme settings files. The result sucked, I removed this reinstall with FTP, and I moved back the original files with FTP. And that’s where the misery begins. Like I talked about in an other post on this website, some days ago: error messages on top of the website, after trying to do 1 simple thing in a WP-uploads file. Which I will never even think of doing again, ever.

So anyway, this kind of problems occurs only from such a moment on. Pretty distinct. I’m so very not techie that I have no clue whether the problems are based in the db, or in WP, or in theme files. But the moment of entry of these is pretty distinct.

I’m awaiting the host’s reply concerning the non-functional e-mail. Since this is what the php-test gave me (which tells me they can somehow fix this again, right?) :
Warning: mail() has been disabled for security reasons in /srv/hchcur/www/www.hch-cursussen.nl/test.php on line 1

I will let you know right here (if the thread is still open) whether I encounter new problems concerning the notices and warnings.

Hey sureshakula!

The breadcrumb structure and the permalink structure are independent from each other and they may vary from each other. If the breadcrumb structure of the post doesn’t work as intended (like on the demo page here: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/2014/04/28/new-electric-cars-are-getting-really-fast/ ), make sure the Blog page is set on the theme options page (Enfold > Theme Options). The structure should be

Home > Blog Page Title (Link) > Category (Link) > Post Title

Regards,
Peter

Hi Arran!

1) Please try to use the Codestyling plugin to translate or change existing text strings. Download and install the plugin ( http://wordpress.org/plugins/codestyling-localization/ ), go to Tools > Localization and select “Themes”. Then search for “Enfold” in the list and select your language and click on “Rescan” to search for all text strings. Afterwards click on “Edit” and translate/change the text strings from the “avia_framework” textdomain (i.e. search for “read more” and in the right column insert “Keep Reading”). At least click the “create mo file” button next to the “Textdomain” selection dropdown (top left corner).

2) Which blog layout do you use? You can deactivate the image link with css code (which may vary based on the blog layout). For the default layout you can use this code – insert it into the quick css field:

.single .big-preview.single-big {
  pointer-events: none;
}

Cheers!
Peter

Hi!

1) I uploaded the files here: https://www.mediafire.com/?4xvw8la68gv824t

2) You just need to unzip the sensei.zip file and upload the unpacked sensei folder into the wp-content/themes/enfold/ folder.

3) Yes, if you use the automatic theme update feature of wordpress. No if you update the theme files with ftp (just overwrite the existing theme files on your server): https://vimeo.com/channels/aviathemes/67209750

4) I added this code into the quick css field to fix the comments styling:

#top.single-lesson #comments{ clear: both; padding-top: 20px; }

5) I noticed someone added php code into the quick css field – that’s not possible. You can place the php code into the enfold/functions.php file or child theme functions.php file but the quick css field will not execute or accept any php code. For reference I attached the php code below…

// dave add published comments.
add_action('sensei_single_main_content', 'dc_add_comments_to_template');  
 
function dc_add_comments_to_template() {
	//Gather comments on the post 
	$comments = get_comments(array(
		'post_id' => get_the_ID(),
		'status' => 'approve' //Change this to the type of comments to be displayed
	));
 
	//Display the list of comments
		
	echo '<div class="entry-comments"><ul>';
		
	wp_list_comments(array(
		'per_page' => 10, // Allow comment pagination (optional)
		'type' => 'comment', // Very important! Otherwise you get Woo's comments for some internal process.
		'reverse_top_level' => false // Show the latest comments at the top of the list
	), $comments);
		
	echo '</ul></div>';
		
}
// end of dave's code

Regards,
Peter