Hi,

IE8/9 – The theme uses a lot of css3, and IE8 always had problems displaying… well everything, but especially its alergic too cool looking css transitions. I think that besides employees forced to use IE8 at the office, the rest of the loyal users expect the web to be a weird , gloomy, and always semi-broken place with lots of error popups. I think its misplaced nostalgia , but I am always worried that if too many websites start optimizing for IE8, that might spook the nostalgic users into downgrading further to IE7 or 6 heaven forbid.

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Wow. Charged you $100 just to blame the theme. Gotta get in on this racket, but can’t, since Kriesi despises greedy charlatans with a support department acting like a robot on a loop – blaming everybody else. Only programmers, an expensive technical staff, can properly support WordPress, an expense that too many companies balk at paying. On that note,.. lets see what we got here…,

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On ie9 some map comes up on your homepage i don’t see with other browsers. http://i.imgur.com/sjnju0Q.png … Might be your missing browser. See and you worried about IE optimizations!

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Please look at the top of styles.css. The current version of the theme is 1.41 . If that’s not what your’s show on top of styles.css, then please download the updated version from themeforest.net, make a backup of your site, and using ftp overwrite your current site with the update.

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Look in functions-enfold.php in the root of theme, for line 568 and add // two forward slashes in front of the line just as shown below

//add_action('admin_menu', 'avia_check_updates', 1, 1);

Please see if the error went away. By the way, are you even able to login to the admin backend, because this error should be on every page of the backend.? Reread what you wrote. Hmmm.. Renegade javascript for sure.

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Right now you are probably in the top 3 of all wordpress sites i did support for .. yes, for sure … in the total number of .js and .css files attached to your site. It’s amazing there isn’t a single javascript error or even a warning.

Is cloudflare compressing them correctly? (would you please disable cloudflare while doing this and empty the cache). then please disable every single plugin you have with the exception of that magic multiple listing . All others disabled! logout as admin, Clear the cache,, and browse the site to see if maps/widgets are being displayed correctly now.

If none of this works you can send me login credentials , but please disable cloudflare, make sure its not doing anything more that what a normal DNS does. My email is usjahm (at) gmail (dot) com.

Thanks,

Nick

Very nice use of the slider and layout options!

Glad you are enjoying the theme features and have made such good use of things :)

Hi,

Please open up functions_enfold.php and locate lines 256 that looks like

if(!empty($link)) $title = "<a href='".$link."' rel='bookmark' title='".__('Permanent Link:','avia_framework')." ".esc_attr( $title )."'>".$title."</a>";

and replace them all with the lines below

if (!empty($link)) {

if (is_single()) {

$tmp_category = get_the_category();

// var_dump($tmp_category[0]);

if ($tmp_category[0]) $title = "

<a href='" . get_category_link($tmp_category[0]->term_id) . "' rel='bookmark' title='" . __('Permanent Link:', 'avia_framework') . " " . $tmp_category[0]->cat_name . "'>

" . $tmp_category[0]->cat_name . "

</a>

";

}

else {

$title = "<a href='" . $link . "' rel='bookmark' title='" . __('Permanent Link:', 'avia_framework') . " " . esc_attr($title) . "'>

" . $title . "

</a>

";

}

}

Thnks,

Nick

Hi Daan.

The theme doesn’t have a maintenance mode but it has have the ability to create a single maintenance mode style page. Just create a new wordpress page and set the template to the blank template.

Then add any coming soon message or content to it as needed.

After saving that page, go to your theme options and set that page you just created to the front page and keep it there until you have created the rest of the pages on your site.

This will still allow the other pages of your site to be directly accessible (where a plugin would actually prevent all pages from being access if you aren’t logged in) but it keeps the index from listing a regular page.

Regards,

Devin