Hi,

is there a place to get an overview of what languages are translated? It would be great to have a place to download the different languages. I have a Danish translation here (not 100% finished, but most frontend is done): http://www.mediafire.com/download/vrz0vc12hsjm296/da_DK.rar

You can also try this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/categories-images/

It’s quite easy to implement it in Enfold. Open up archive.php and replace

<div class='content <?php avia_layout_class( 'content' ); ?> units'>

<?php

with

<div class='content <?php avia_layout_class( 'content' ); ?> units'>

<?php



if (function_exists('z_taxonomy_image_url')) echo '<img src="'.z_taxonomy_image_url().'" />';

Enfold does not set the custom post type url/slug automatically and the theme code also does not manipulate the post type urls in any way. You can use the “rewrite” parameter: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type to change the slug/url.

If you’re not familiar with php/wordpress code I’d suggest to try a plugin like: http://wordpress.org/plugins/types/

Please use Codestyling: http://wordpress.org/plugins/codestyling-localization/ to translat the plugin.

Install the plugin, go to Tools > Localization and select “Themes”. Then search for “Enfold” in the list and click on “Add new language”. Then select your language from the list and click the “create po-file” button. Click on “Rescan” to fetch all text strings. Then click on “Edit” and translate the required strings from the “avia_framework” textdomain. At least click the “create mo file” button next to the “Textdomain” selection dropdown (top left corner). If you still can’t find the text strings in the generated po file you can use the title filter to change the text. Add following code at the bottom of functions.php

add_filter('avf_title_args', 'fix_single_post_title', 10, 2);

function fix_single_post_title($args,$id)

{

if ( $args['title'] == 'Blog - Latest News' )

{

$args['title'] = 'MY TEXT';

}



return $args;

}

and instead of MY TEXT insert your translation.

The other text strings you mentioned ( “Logged in as… Log out?” “Post comment” , etc.) are not part of the theme code and you can’t translate them with the theme po/mo files. You maybe need to update the translation of wordpress ( http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language ) or a plugin adds these text strings to the website – then you must translate the plugin.

Having exactly the same problem, but it works fine in the twentythirteen theme, just not in Enfold. Was there ever an answer to this issue?

Hi Tfboy, you can do this changing the file and uploading it using an FTP program.

Go to folder “Enfold” config-templatebuilder => avia-shortcodes => and open “contact.php” you will find it on line 226 if theme is V 2.1

for V 2.0.1 open it on the same path and edit on line 218, save the file and upload it by FTP.

I hope you understand.

Regards,

Elson Santos

Hey!

No, but Enfold supports another shop plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/

Best regards,

Peter

Actually there’s no real workaround. You can either deactivate the plugin – then the ids will not change and the widgets work as expected or you can activate the plugin but then you need to re-configure all widgets and assign them to the new widget area. It also doesn’t make sense to change the order of the widget areas and to append them at the very bottom because as soon as you create a new “Enfold Custom Widget Area” the ids and the order will change again. However the good news is: as long as the plugin is activated the order of the widgets won’t change again.

Personally I’d drag’n’drop all widgets into the “Inaktive Widgets” area – WordPress then saves the configuration of the widgets. Then activate the plugin and drag’n’drop all widget back into the proper areas…

The avia map widget is very basic and you can’t i.e. add different locations to it. If you want build advanced maps without taking care of code modifications I recommend to use this plugin: WP Google Maps. I tested it with Enfold and it’s very intuitive & easy to use and it integrates well into our theme. You can create an unlimited number of maps & markers, re-size the maps, etc.

Hey!

You can try: http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-charts/ – I tested some charts with Enfold and they look pretty neat.

Regards,

Peter

There’s no need to exclude the file. Just create a “shortcodes” directory in your child theme folder and copy the shortcode file you want to overwrite (by default all files are located in wp-contentthemesenfoldconfig-templatebuilderavia-shortcodes) from the parent theme directory to the child theme “shortcodes” directory. Then modify the shortcode php code as you like. Afterwards insert following code at the very end of the child thrmes functions.php

add_filter('avia_load_shortcodes', 'avia_include_shortcode_template', 15, 1);

function avia_include_shortcode_template($paths)

{

$template_url = get_stylesheet_directory();

array_unshift($paths, $template_url.'/shortcodes/');



return $paths;

}

Note that Enfold does not support theme files of other themes. You can’t i.e. simply copy the portfolio template from Replete or Propulsion into the Enfold folder but it requires some custom work to implement new features.