Hey!

You can try a plugin like: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-ultimate-csv-importer/ – Enfolds import script is not as flexible as this plugin because we just use it to import our sample/demo data.

Cheers!
Peter

Hi yes9310!

1) Yes, I strongly recommend to use a child theme: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/using-a-child-theme/

2) Applying a custom background color to all text blocks, etc. probably won’t look good. I recommend to insert a custom css class into the Custom Css Class field (i.e. “my_custom_bg_color” without the “” quotes) and then use this code (insert it into the quick css field or child theme style.css):

#top #wrap_all .my_custom_bg_color{
background-color: #333;
}

to apply a custom bg color to the elements with the class “my_custom_bg_color”. Obviously you can change the color value ;)

Best regards,
Peter

Hey ganjou!

No, Enfold uses a xml file for demo data. The demo data can be found in: wp-content/themes/enfold/includes/admin/dummy.xml if you want to edit it. Personally I recommend to use a database export tool like: WP MigrateDB or WP MigrateDB PRO if you want to transfer the demo content to another server.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey Denis!

In wp-content/themes/enfold/framework/php/class-form-generator.php replace:

		function text($id, $element)
		{
			$p_class = $required = $element_class = $value = "";
			
			$type = 'text';
			// if($element['check'] == "is_email") $type = 'email'; //cant use this because of ie8 + 9
			
			if(!empty($element['check']))
			{
				$required = ' <abbr class="required" title="required">*</abbr>';
				$element_class = $element['check'];
				$p_class = $this->check_element($id, $element);
			}

			if(!empty($_POST[$id])) $value = urldecode($_POST[$id]);

			$this->elements_html .= "<p class='".$p_class.$element['class']."' id='element_$id'>";
			$form_el = ' <input name="'.$id.'" class="text_input '.$element_class.'" type="'.$type.'" id="'.$id.'" value="'.$value.'"/>';
			$label = '<label for="'.$id.'">'.$element['label'].$required.'</label>';

			if(isset($this->form_params['label_first']))
			{
				$this->elements_html .= $label.$form_el;
			}
			else
			{
				$this->elements_html .= $form_el.$label;
			}

			$this->elements_html .= "</p>";
		}

with

		function text($id, $element)
		{
			$p_class = $required = $element_class = $value = "";
			
			$type = 'text';
			// if($element['check'] == "is_email") $type = 'email'; //cant use this because of ie8 + 9
			
			if(!empty($element['check']))
			{
				$required = ' <abbr class="required" title="required">*</abbr>';
				$element_class = $element['check'];
				$p_class = $this->check_element($id, $element);
			}

			if(!empty($_POST[$id])) $value = urldecode($_POST[$id]);

			$this->elements_html .= "<p class='".$p_class.$element['class']."' id='element_$id'>";
			$form_el = ' <input name="'.$id.'" class="text_input '.$element_class.'" type="'.$type.'" id="'.$id.'" value="'.$value.'"/>';
			$label = '<label for="'.$id.'">'.$element['label'].$required.'</label>';

			if(isset($this->form_params['label_first']))
			{
				$this->elements_html .= $label.$form_el;
			}
			else
			{
				$this->elements_html .= $form_el.$label;
			}

			$this->elements_html .= "</p>";
		}

        function email($id, $element)
        {
            $p_class = $required = $element_class = $value = "";

            $type = 'email';
            // if($element['check'] == "is_email") $type = 'email'; //cant use this because of ie8 + 9

            if(!empty($element['check']))
            {
                $required = ' <abbr class="required" title="required">*</abbr>';
                $element_class = $element['check'];
                $p_class = $this->check_element($id, $element);
            }

            if(!empty($_POST[$id])) $value = urldecode($_POST[$id]);

            $this->elements_html .= "<p class='".$p_class.$element['class']."' id='element_$id'>";
            $form_el = ' <input name="'.$id.'" class="text_input '.$element_class.'" type="'.$type.'" id="'.$id.'" value="'.$value.'"/>';
            $label = '<label for="'.$id.'">'.$element['label'].$required.'</label>';

            if(isset($this->form_params['label_first']))
            {
                $this->elements_html .= $label.$form_el;
            }
            else
            {
                $this->elements_html .= $form_el.$label;
            }

            $this->elements_html .= "</p>";
        }

        function tel($id, $element)
        {
            $p_class = $required = $element_class = $value = "";

            $type = 'tel';
            // if($element['check'] == "is_email") $type = 'email'; //cant use this because of ie8 + 9

            if(!empty($element['check']))
            {
                $required = ' <abbr class="required" title="required">*</abbr>';
                $element_class = $element['check'];
                $p_class = $this->check_element($id, $element);
            }

            if(!empty($_POST[$id])) $value = urldecode($_POST[$id]);

            $this->elements_html .= "<p class='".$p_class.$element['class']."' id='element_$id'>";
            $form_el = ' <input name="'.$id.'" class="text_input '.$element_class.'" type="'.$type.'" id="'.$id.'" value="'.$value.'"/>';
            $label = '<label for="'.$id.'">'.$element['label'].$required.'</label>';

            if(isset($this->form_params['label_first']))
            {
                $this->elements_html .= $label.$form_el;
            }
            else
            {
                $this->elements_html .= $form_el.$label;
            }

            $this->elements_html .= "</p>";
        }

and then add two new form fields to your form like:

[av_contact_field label='Phone Number' type='tel' options='' check='is_empty' width=''][/av_contact_field]
[av_contact_field label='Email' type='email' options='' check='is_empty' width=''][/av_contact_field]

Cheers!
Peter

Hi!

Thanks for the nottice – we’ll fix this bug with the next update. For now open up wp-content/themes/enfold/includes/loop-index.php and replace:

$current_post['post_class'] 	= "post-entry-".$current_post['the_id']." post-loop-".$post_loop_count." post-parity-".$current_post['parity'].$current_post['last']." ".$blog_style;

with

$current_post['post_type'] = get_post_type($current_post['the_id']);
$current_post['post_class'] 	= "post-entry-".$current_post['the_id']." post-loop-".$post_loop_count." post-parity-".$current_post['parity'].$current_post['last']." ".$blog_style;
$current_post['post_class'] = ($current_post['post_type'] == "post") ? $current_post['post_class'] : 'post '. $current_post['post_class'];

Cheers!
Peter

Hey Justin!

I think what you’re trying to do is not possible with wordpress and Enfold out of the box and you must hire someone to implement this feature. You can sort the portfolio entries by date or title but then you can’t apply a custom sort order to each portfolio because the title/date order is always the same. If you use the menu_order parameter you can just define one custom order (which will be used on all portfolio pages) because the menu_order value is saved one time for each portfolio entry and you can’t change it based on the portfolio page. You can try to use http://www.nsp-code.com/premium-plugins/wordpress-plugins/advanced-post-types-order/ which at least enables you to apply a custom sort order to category/archive pages and afaik you can set a different order for each category. However this solution introduces another limitation because 1) you can only use it with the archive.php template and 2) you must make sure all portfolio entries share the same category.

Cheers!
Peter