Hi lelefioroni,

I’m not sure how that could or should be happening since the theme just uses the wordpress image modal. There are a few things you can try however: disable any active plugins you have running and try things again, make sure you have the most recent theme version installed (1.7.1 as of right now) and last is to increase your php memory using one or all of these methods http://www.dailyblogging.org/wordpress/increase-wordpress-memory-limit/ .

Regards,

Devin

Hi Agnes,

To change the from field please open up /framework/php/class-form-generator and find line 450 , 453, 457

Line 453 which looks like

if(!empty($default_from['host'])) $from = "no-reply@".$default_from['host'];

you can change to

if(!empty($default_from['host'])) $from = " (Email address hidden if logged out) ";

and 457 you can change from

$from = $_POST[$this->autoresponder[0]];

to

$from = " (Email address hidden if logged out) ";

Though I am not sure which one you would need . I would change all 3 and do a test and do a second test without 453 changed , to see that it performs how you need it to.

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

Didn’t I fix this for you? There is one javascript block in a php file that needs to have empty lines taken out. Every other javascript block has them taken out in his code, except this one:

In file wp-content/plugins/iphorm-form-builder/admin/admin.php between lines 1177-1235 there is javascript between <script> </script> tags. Please replace it all with the code below; i took out the empty lines.

<script type="text/javascript">

//<![CDATA[

jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {

function iphorm_generate_shortcode() {

var formId = $('#iphorm-insert-form').val(),

formName = $('#iphorm-insert-form > option:selected').text(),

shortcode = '';

if (formId) {

if ($('#iphorm-insert-popup').is(':checked')) {

shortcode = '[iphorm_popup id="' + formId + '" name="' + formName + '"]';

$.ajax({

url: '<?php echo admin_url('admin-ajax.php'); ?>',

type: 'POST',

dataType: 'json',

data: {

action: 'iphorm_set_fancybox_requested'

}

});

shortcode += '<?php echo esc_js(__('Change this to the text or HTML that will trigger the popup ', 'iphorm ')); ?>[/iphorm_popup]';

} else {

shortcode = '[iphorm id="' + formId + '" name="' + formName + '"]';

}

}

return shortcode;

}

function iphorm_update_shortcode_preview() {

var shortcode = iphorm_generate_shortcode(),

$previewArea = $('#iphorm-shortcode-preview > div');

if (shortcode) {

$previewArea.text(shortcode).parent().show();

} else {

$previewArea.text('').parent().hide();

}

}

$('#iphorm-insert-form').change(iphorm_update_shortcode_preview);

$('#iphorm-insert-popup').click(iphorm_update_shortcode_preview);

$('#iphorm-insert-go').click(function () {

var shortcode = iphorm_generate_shortcode();

if (shortcode) {

window.send_to_editor(shortcode);

} else {

alert('<?php echo esc_js(__('Please select a form first ', 'iphorm ')); ?>');

}

return false;

});

});

//]]>

</script>

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

You mean it displays at that size on a non-retina browser? at 200 height and 400 width? Are you sure about that , because the theme will resize anything over 120 height or so and maybe 230 width. That’s why I wanted to take a look at it..

Alright, since you don’t want to go the easy with the plugin, we will go the hard way by installing the retina.js manually. You will need to download it from the src folder here https://github.com/imulus/retinajs … also as you can see there are some useful tests you can run calibrating it. . Just add the retina.js file to the /js/ theme folder and now in your functions.php file, add the following code to line 200 (which is empty)

wp_register_script( 'jquery-retina', $template_url.'/js/retina.js', array('jquery'), 1, true );

and add this code to line 207 of the same file

wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery-retina' );

Alright now just resize the image exactly twice bigger but save it under the same name as original but with @2x at the end, so that if you had logo.png , you will now have (Email address hidden if logged out) and put it right next to where your logo is stored in same folder.

Now for your logo, you will need to change the above line you pasted to look like this

$logo = "<img src=".$logo." alt='' width='200' height='100'/>";

to look like this

<img src="http://full-url-to-image/logo.png" data-at2x="http: (Email address hidden if logged out) " />

And last but not least, here is the css you must use, just add it to /css/custom.css , Just please replace with name of your file, url to file and url to retina image and sizes.

.logo {

background-image: url('/images/my_image.png');

}



@media all and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5) {

.logo {

background-image: url(' (Email address hidden if logged out) ');

background-size: 200px 100px;

}

}

Thanks,

Nick

Hi,

2). Your developer is correct. https://kriesi.at/support/topic/i-have-some-issues-with-translation-issues-and-with-the-contact-form#post-114535 This post has instructions on what to do.

3) Its possible but its also experimental. You can turn on the advanced layout builder for posts. That will allow you to add a featured image which will be seen on the main blog page (or wherever you add the blog element to a page) , but on the individual blog posts the feature image will not show, and you will be able to either add it as an image element, or add a slider or have no image, since you will be able to use all the elements available , same as on pages.

To add the layout elements to posts open config-templatebuilder/avia-template-builder/config/meta.php and change line 5 to look like

array( 'title' =>__('Avia Layout Builder','avia_framework' ), 'id'=>'avia_builder', 'page'=>array('portfolio','page,'post''), 'context'=>'normal', 'priority'=>'high', 'expandable'=>true ),

You will also need to replace template-builder.php in the main folder with https://gist.github.com/meishern/bfbf909055e7b967dd5b this file. Without it, posts with layout elements will not have meta data or comments. This form will also add comments functionality to portfolio items.

Thanks,

Nick