Is it safe to use Filezilla? I’m afriad that my old MAC computer does not have any secure software.
So basically I need to
1. Firstly unzip the themeforest file (save it on desktop)
2. Sign up for Firezilla (key in STFP infor; host name/ username/ password)
3. Transfer information from my desktop (theme) drag and drop on the right hadn side (wordpress server) on Filezilla
4. Activate the theme?

Lastly, if I don’t want to use filezilla to upload the theme to wordpress and so on. Is that other way to install the theme??

Thanks, but your link is not taking me anywhere. I just get the spinning loading gif.
I did find the page http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold/shortcodes/gallery/ as an example of what is possible.
Is there a tutorial on making blog posts? I have tried making a gallery with the Post Format > Gallery and then using Insert Shortcode from the “Kitchen Sink.” You know, the icons above the Content pane. This is the short code.
[av_gallery ids='268,266,267' style='thumbnails' preview_size='portfolio' crop_big_preview_thumbnail='avia-gallery-big-crop-thumb' thumb_size='thumbnail' columns='3' imagelink='lightbox' lazyload='deactivate_avia_lazyload']

And this is the test post – http://www.kennethbsmith.com/clients/abww/gallery-post/
Why don’t the thumbnails fit into three columns? This looks Wack.

Isn’t there a tutorial on blog posts formats? This is going to be very difficult to explain to my client.

Thanks Peter. Is there a topic that explains more about serialized data? If I restore both the database and all FTP files again and see don’t have my Theme Options could this be in part to serialized data?

When I customize the Theme Options in Dashboard after having a child theme set up does this write to the stylesheets inside wp-content/uploads/dynamic_avia? I have 2 stylesheets in here. One is enfold.css and another is a css file named for my child theme.

Thank you!

Hello Ygit,
i noticed a little problem after i put the code you said to me
.woocommerce-page .button { clear: both; }
Now on the product page i have the “add to cart” and “show details” buttons one under another and not on the same line, if i remove that code they go back on the same line. How can i affect just the billing page and not the product one?

Thank you!

Alex

I second Rhodo’s point…I tried putting my copy of this file in the same structure in my child theme and none of the changes work. I have to keep updating the parent theme version. Is this a change to how WP handles the ordering in child themes? The docs on the WordPress codex are a bit arcane for anything that isn’t strictly page templates or css.

Perfect! Thank you Peter!! Google powered search rocks! misspellings, semantic matches so much superior

Here’s some CSS adjustments to the Google results page I made that may help others:

.gsc-resultsHeader {display: none;}
.gsc-orderby-container {display: none;}
.gs-bidi-start-align {padding-left: 7px;}
.gsc-thumbnail{padding: 8px 0 11px 8px;}

Customization to results styles can be made at your Google CSE interface.

Subscribe to the ads-free results and you may also remove Google branding:
.gcsc-branding {display: none;}

Note in search.php I inserted the google search script in lieu of the existing search replacing lines 21-47:

<section class="search_form_field">
                            <?php
                            echo "<h4>".__('New Search','avia_framework')."</h4>";
                            echo "<p>".__('If you are not happy with the results below please do another search','avia_framework')."</p>";

                            get_search_form();
                            echo "<span class='author-extra-border'></span>";
                            ?>
                        </section>
                    </div>

                    <?php
                    if(!empty($_GET['s']))
                    {
                        echo "<h4 class='extra-mini-title widgettitle'>{$results}</h4>";

                        /* Run the loop to output the posts.
                        * If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file
                        * called loop-search.php and that will be used instead.
                        */
                        $more = 0;
                        get_template_part( 'includes/loop', 'search' );

                    }

                    ?>

Hope this will help other Enfold aficionados :)

That’s one of the postings that was written and published using the old theme. Thats how it looks if I share something newer (published since changing to enfold) on facebook

EDIT: What’s below doesn’t really solve my problem, I’m giving it as an example to possibly further assist with getting a “real” solution to the problem.

As a “hack” to get around this, I’m currently using the following code in my header.php file, just above the closing head tag:

<?php
if(!Dap_Session::isLoggedIn() ) { ?>
<style>
#menu-item-1858 {display:none;}
#menu-item-1728 {display:none;}
#menu-item-1867 {display:none;}
#menu-item-1849 {display:none;}
</style>
<?php } ?>

Where the given menu items need to be hidden (there are others, this is just an example) if the user is not logged into DAP. It’s working, but not when the menu is in “mobile” mode (my theme is set to be responsive).

Ideally, I need something to modify the Enfold conditional logic to allow for the “dap is logged in/out” condition and not just the “wp logged in/out” condition.

• This reply was modified 12 years ago by crazyflx.

Hello Dude,

I, again, appreciate the help. Getting over this last hiccup will be the last thing I need help with as my site will be complete.

I checked your two provided links, and while they don’t completely solve my issue, they did help…indirectly. I’m thinking I can use enfolds conditional menu check (which I’ve successfully enabled) with DAP’s “is logged in?” check. I just need to hide menu items if the user is not logged into DAP (regardless of whether or not they’re logged into/out of wordpress).

DAP uses the following check to check whether a user is logged into/out of DAP:

if( !Dap_Session::isLoggedIn() ) {
//DO SOMETHING FOR USERS NOT LOGGED INTO DAP
}
else {
//DO SOMETHING FOR USERS LOGGED INTO DAP
}

Now that I’ve enabled the conditional menu functionality within Enfold, I see that one of the conditional options is “hide/show if user is logged into/out of WP”

Is there any way to use the DAP logged in/logged out check instead of the wordpress logged in/logged out check?

• This reply was modified 12 years ago by crazyflx.