WOW – what a lightning fast response!
And the best: your code works ;)

THANKS A LOT!
Torsten

Hey thanks for the quick reply! You’re amazing! Yes.. indeed there was a ‘rogue’ plug-in…

Hi!
I try my questions in English.

1. kann dieser Menüpunkt wenn ich nicht angemeldet bin “Anmelden” heissen und sobald ich angemeldet bin: Willkommen! %Name% Mein Konto
1. can this menu item if I’m not logged rename “Login” and as soon as I’m logged in: Welcome! % Name% My Account

2. möchte ich das nur dieser Menüpunkt ein Dropdownmenü erhält mit 3-4 untermenüpunkte
2. I want only this menu item, a drop down menu is replaced with 3-4 under menu items

http://shop.rb1.at/ this is my site.

http://www.zalando.at/ have this what i mean.

Best regards,

Courin

Hey, I’d like to drop an update to this issue.

After playing around with Enfold for quite a lot of time I’ve decided to put this piece into a own plugin instead of messing with a child theme.

The main reason to do so is just the fact that Enfold comes along with a own framework. It’s nearly impossible (and really time consuming) to mess with existing arrays within the child. Impossible? No, not really. But you’ll have to copy so many files from the parent it is pretty much useless. So I had to decide if I mess up the theme itself making the automated updates useless OR go for a plugin.

Of course I do use the Enfold styles adding only a few more to keep things in place. The categories are read through the post type and taxonomy provided by the portfolio. For each category a certain amount of single entries are read (at the moment 4) and beeing displayed inside with the use of the Enfold slider capabilities. Still messy, but working.

The product browser is simply inserted by a shortcode. Some attributes are planned (like category id’s and amount of single entries for each category and also a feature to select random products) but first everything has to be working perfectly.

The final plugin will take quite a while to be finished as the customer is a slow pacer. So if you are interested, just drop me a note and I’ll keep you informed.

At this point there’s nothing really exiting to show to you. Sorry.

Regards,
Joschi

Thanks for the code to control the order of the widgets, Peter!

I contacted the Adrotate plugin author and his response was that the enfold theme is not using the default wordpress widget settings. I’m not sure whether he’s right or not, and it’s not important. I was able to address the issue with a feature from wordpress’s Jetpack plugin called “Widget Visibility” which provides features to control what pages a widget appears on. I just wanted to share this information in case it might help other users.

Thanks again for your help!!

Look the error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CLASS, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ in /home/euque835/public_html/mariliadario.com.br/wp-content/themes/enfold/includes/loop-index.php on line 176

Now, the code:

            echo $content;
            $description = get_the_author_meta(‘description’, $author_id);
echo “<div class=’author_description_text’” .avia_markup_helper(array(‘context’ => ‘description’,'echo’=>false)).”>”.wpautop($description).”</div><span class=’author-extra-border’></span></div>”;
            
            echo '</div>';

I added the style to Enfold Child Theme Options: Quick CSS and also added it to custom.css but neither worked.

It’s OK on any image alignment other than None so I’m using those as a workaround for now.

Malcolm