Hey!

No, this is not easily possible. Enfold supports a 1210px layout and a 1030px layout. The css grid framework is optimized for these container widths and if you change the width of the container you also need to change the width values of the entire css grid. Kriesi suggests ( http://themeforest.net/item/enfold-responsive-multipurpose-theme/discussion/4519990?page=81#comment_4797760 ) to hire a freelancer for the job.

Regards,
Peter

Ciao gianmarizzi,

have you seen these guides?
http://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/

In your blog you create a new page/post (or edit an existing one).
After installation of WPML you have new option (upper right hand corner) “language”. There you can duplicate the exiting page and start editing the translation.

After duplication of the page you might have to re-enable once again the advanced layout editor (if you really want to) as your layout tags might be visible as raw tags. The advanced layout editor is a (nice!!) editor, but in the background everything gets stored with layout tags.

Have fun,
Frank

Hi Gianmarizzi,
actually, I think this is much more a WPML question than an enfold question.
I have translated one customer project in DE/EN using WPML and enfold and the effort is minimal.
However, you are right that all posts/pages exist in 2 versions after the translation. So there is no sync-ing between versions after you created the duplicate for the other language.

You can manage the settings for languages and flags in the settings of WPML.

WPML and enfold work nicely together in my case.
http://www.carrington-brown.com/

Regards,
Frank

Hello denye!

Open up /wp-content/themes/enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/portfolio.php and replace

'operator' 	=> 'IN'

with

'operator' 	=> 'AND'

Cheers!
Peter

Hello!

I couldn’t reproduce the label issue on my test server and the $_post varible name length probably depends on the php.ini (configuration file) settings ( http://www.ozzu.com/programming-forum/max-length-post-get-variable-names-t77133.html ). We’ll add a fix to the next update – for now you can fix it by editing wp-content\themes\enfold\framework\php\class-form-generator.php. Open up the file and replace

				$key = avia_backend_safe_string($key);

				if(empty($key))
				{
					$iterations++;
					$key = $iterations;
				}

with

				$key = avia_backend_safe_string($key);

				if(empty($key))
				{
					$iterations++;
					$key = $iterations;
				}

				$key = avia_backend_truncate($key, 15, "_", "", false, '', false);

and

					$element_id = avia_backend_safe_string('avia_'.$key);
					if($element_id == "avia_")
					{
						$iterations ++;
						$element_id = "avia_".$iterations;
					}

with

					$element_id = avia_backend_safe_string('avia_'.$key);
					if($element_id == "avia_")
					{
						$iterations ++;
						$element_id = "avia_".$iterations;
					}

					$element_id = avia_backend_truncate($element_id, 20, "_", "", false, '', false);

Best regards,
Peter

I checked out the OP’s site above and it looks like they only got it working with 6 columns (at least it’s only 6 now).

Can I readdress this question and get a definitive answer on how to have 7 columns in a mega menu? It appears the the 7th is wrapped with js and adds a new UL tag…

Thanks!

1) Seeking the ability to easily adjust the colors and ALL attributes (size, layouts, etc.) within each layout/content/media element. – For example, an icon list, we could choose which color the icon is, it’s background, etc. or leave it to the default.

2) Styling – Being able to control every aspect of a header, footer, sidebar, content area, etc., down to the page, or set to default. Currently, understanding what styling changes which area is difficult, and often changes things that we don’t want to change. Better documentation regarding which styling aspects effect which elements/areas.