Thanks Devin!

I tried adding the following to my child theme’s css but see no changes. Although it’s a post, I tried it with ‘page’ as you described above as well.

#top.post-id-332 .alternate_color {
background-color: #9dd09f;
color: #5b3b01;
}

Unfortunately, I’ve seen no change. Did I miss something?
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Best,
Marc

Yeah, every other theme that I try it is fine.

I set the “Sort Order” within Woocommerce Settings, to show most recent products first by default. Enfold is the only theme that is taking that, and sorting from the absolute oldest first.

I don’t know why, appreciate any input you guys can offer on that.

Thanks for the reply. I will give it a try.

So far, I have bought 2 licenses for Enfold. Both are installed on the same server in completely separate domains. One install is a wordpress-only domain. I am not having any PHPSESSID 404 errors reported on this domain in Webmaster tools. The other install is an established website, where the install was placed in a specific directory. The PHPSESSID 404 errors reported by Google are all attached to the html pages of the website. Its weird, even when I work on the html pages in Dreamweaver, when I update a single page and upload directly to the domain, it takes much longer now. I can see Dreamweaver checking a whole bunch of PHP files, even though I have only selected a single file to compare local vs. server. I do not believe it has anything to do with the server since my other install is functioning correctly, but I will try to remove the session_start references and go from there.

Thanks again.

By way of update. I figured out how to achieve item (2)

In the child theme’s function.php I added the following:

function change_sidebar_left_layout() {
    global $avia_config;
    $avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] = array('content' => 'ten', 'sidebar' => 'two alpha' ,'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'eight');
};
add_action('init', 'change_sidebar_left_layout');

Please let me know if that is the correct way to do it.

Thanks

Thanks Devin

1) worked — I had the redo the menus and now everything appears the same.

2) The layout override I’m having issues with. Because the Child functions.php is loaded before the parent’s file, it means that when I override the line:
$avia_config['layout']['sidebar_left'] = array('content' => 'nine', 'sidebar' => 'three alpha' ,'meta' => 'two alpha', 'entry' => 'nine'); to have my settings, it is again overwritten by the parent theme’s function.php.

I don’t want to have to copy & paste all the functions.php file from the parent into the child because then any updates to the parent won’t go through to the child theme. Is there a nicer ‘DRY’ way to do this? Ideally the parent functions.php should check to determine if that variable is set before setting the defaults.

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