Thank you Ismael, I will make changes to the badrabbitpictures site. I did not make any changes, however, I have been in constant contact with domain.com help desk…whatever changes were made came from their end. They still insist that it is not their problem. I on the other hand, am convinced that it is.

I thank you for your assistance, and apologize if I came off a bit rude – it was not my intention. I love Enfold as I have stated before…and will continue to use it. I will more than likely switching my server provider…and thank you for your assistance once again.

Best to you and everyone.

Hallo Rikard,
habe das Parent Enfold aktivieren können. Plugins sind jetzt deaktiviert. Ordner umbenannt.
Mit aktivierten Plugins sowie mit deaktivierten Plugins kommt kein Hamburger.

Viele Grüsse
Fred

Hi,
You dont need the whole file.
You only need the part thats problematic
Here it is – copied directly from the WP-Editor under wp-admin/theme-editor.php?file=style.css&theme=enfold-child :

.html_header_top.html_header_topbar_active.html_header_sticky #top #main {
	padding-top: 166px;}

/* Navigation */
#header_main .logo{
	position:relative;
}

eva

PS: I can tell you what will happen – cause i did it already several times:
– You will not find the special character (or when you do you will remove it)
– You send the “clean code” back.
– I will paste it into my CSS
Layout will be broken.

Remember:
The problem IS NOT that THERE IS this special character.
The problem is that the layout breaks when i DELETE the special character

Hi,

I have set up a single image post to mirror the demo you have at https://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-2017/2014/08/24/a-nice-entry/

1/ My post does not display the following:
a/ Blog post title and categories
b/ Image
c/ Date
d/ Tags
e/ Share this entry
f/ You might also like

Do I need to be enabling anything in the Enfold settings?

I have not defined the main Blog page within Enfold – will this fix all of the above?

Thanks

Hi Ismael,
My domain provider debuged the site, but now my footer page and my 404 page are still under error when trying to access them through “modify”. In both cases, one can only click on a new command called “change”, leading to Enfold/general options/footer, so no way to make detailed changes from there
Can you do something ?
Thanks
Natacha

Hi, Rikard!

I think the biggest challenge for us is the inability to easily add custom content without resorting to digging in templates. My hope was that Avia could use the normal post type taxonomy selector, and then it would pull up a list of the fields available under that taxonomy. To me, it feels like Avia is so close to solving this, but the one thing missing is the bridge between taxonomies and ACF data. I am probably way over-simplifying things, but I have found in the past that sometimes the answer is right in front of us.

That said, with the constant need for custom content and content types, was the intended technique always to hand-code templates for CPTs? There are several good and established options out there (CPTUI, ACF, Pods, etc.), with a ton more coming. I guess what I am asking is instead of waiting for our theme competition to seize on it, can we find a way to lead the charge with a solution that is equally as powerful as Enfold?

If it is a matter of time or cost, let developers like us find a solution for that. I would have no problem paying more to have a more enhanced feature set, and I have said that many times in the past. We need tools to continue to promote Enfold as the best solution, especially with WordPress trying to eat everyone’s lunch these days. I don’t want to be stuck with only Automattic solutions, and the idea of Elementor and its bloat scares me almost equally.

If you build a solution for CPTs and Custom Fields, or even a solution that ties in with them, we will have no problem with additional licenses to support those efforts. It would open tons of opportunities to push Enfold way beyond the scope it was designed for.

Additionally, we would have no problem paying for a Pro version of Enfold. In fact, we would welcome it with open arms, as it would be a way to contribute to building out Enfold with more resources, rather than just the recurring support residuals. Let us know what it would take.

-jason

Hi, Ismael
Thanks for your message and your help.
I read your documentation on the subject and am now faced with several problems.
– I downloader the enfold child theme… but it damaged my whole lay out, causing bugs too. I came back to normal after half an hour work;
– I can add the recommended snippet codes… but where exactly in the functions.php file? That file is quite dense and has 858 lines, I want to be sure of the exact location where I will paste the code without damaging this vital file.
– If I understand the documentation properly, I need to paste 2 series of code:
> first, the necessary code as I am not using a child theme :
if(isset($avia_config[‘use_child_theme_functions_only’])) return;
> then, the code used to display my custom post types:
function avf_alb_supported_post_types_mod( array $supported_post_types )
{
$supported_post_types[] = ‘YOUR CUSTOM POST NAME’;
$supported_post_types[] = ‘YOUR CUSTOM POST NAME’;
return $supported_post_types;
}
add_filter(‘avf_alb_supported_post_types’, ‘avf_alb_supported_post_types_mod’, 10, 1);

– The documentation also says a third series of code should be added for layout metaboxes (see below)… What are they? And again, where should I paste in the functions.php file?
function avf_metabox_layout_post_types_mod( array $supported_post_types )
{
$supported_post_types[] = ‘YOUR CUSTOM POST TYPE’;
return $supported_post_types;
}
add_filter(‘avf_metabox_layout_post_types’, ‘avf_metabox_layout_post_types_mod’, 10, 1);

– last but not least: ‘YOUR CUSTOM POST TYPE’ should be replaced by what, the slug of my custom post type I guess?

Thanks for your help, have a nice day