Make it easy to put pages into columns. Image, Title excerpt. That way you can do the three column highlighted pages thing. This functionality was in all the recent themes.

Nick: There are 2 ways you can do this :



1) with a post slider set to not slide; or

2) with the blog set to grid>

For the gallery element, can we you add option to display caption under the image instead of on rollover.

Also can you W3C validate the theme.

Thanks!

<Nick: There is no standard yet (next year) so it's

not possible to validate till everyone agrees to a standard.

W3C changes their validator once in a while but nothing is set in stone yet.

Afaik the captcha which comes with Enfold is a simple equation – the user has to sum up two values (like 2 + 2 = ?), etc.

I’m not sure why the captcha should be different from language to language because the equation and the solution is always the same?

I didn’t test the code but you can try to insert it at the bottom of functions.php. It will only work if the blog is on the homepage though because the is_home() check will exclude all other pages.

Another vote to support the masonry grid style for galleries please!

Hey!

1) I’m sorry but the mega menu does not support this modification.

2) Yes, open up functions-enfold.php and remove following line

add_action('avia_ajax_after_save_options_page', 'avia_generate_stylesheet', 30, 1);

Best regards,

Peter

Hey!

1) Insert following code into the quick css field

#top .fullsize .template-blog.template-author .blog-meta {

float: left;

margin: 0 30px 0 0;

text-align: left;

}

2) Go to Enfold > Sidebar and select “Sidebar on Archive Pages” – “right sidebar”.

Best regards,

Peter

The single-cptname.php will work with a child theme and the parent theme and regardless which solution you use it will always load. The include/loop function is not obligatory – Kriesi uses it because it allows the user to customize the wp-contentthemesenfoldincludesloop-portfolio-single.php file within a child theme. The user just needs to create the includes/loop-portfolio-single.php file in the child theme folder and wp will automatically load this template instead of the parent theme file. But if you create the cpt template in the child theme folder youdon’t need to create loop files unless you’ve other reasons (several templates use the same loop template, etc.).

I’m not sure why it doesn’t work in your case but maybe your cpt conflicts with a plugin? Eg WooCommerce uses the cpt “product” too and you can’t easily create a custom template for WooCommerce products because the plugin uses several template_redirect hooks to bypass the standard wordpress template system…

This is just a recommendation and not a “must” – you can place the banner code anywhere you want in header.php. Just make sure it’s after the body tag. I’d recommend to place it below following lines

<div id='header_meta' class='container_wrap container_wrap_meta'>



<div class='container'>

because the “container” div will center and scale the content on smaller screens.