Enfold Feature Requests

Unless you create a child theme and then apply your settings there. To quickly and easily create a child theme, I recommend the One-Click Child theme plugin. It hasn’t been updated in a while so there may be a newer, better one, but it has worked great for me. http://wordpress.org/plugins/one-click-child-theme/

After that, you can copy the meta.php file into your child theme and make the edits there. This way, when you update the enfold theme, your changes will stay intact.

@zerozendesign

You don’t need a plugin. On Envato-Page for Enfold you can find a Downloadlink to a Childtheme that you can use with Enfold. Just scroll down to description. It’s not so hard to create one, but you’re right, it’s the best way to stay intact for updates, and the flexibility to manage things on the way you want it, grows a lot..

Enfold Feature-Request voting! As it is: Kriesi has developed just a thing for that – although it isn’t for sale anymore:
http://aviathemes.com/plugins/avia-feedback-box/

Just what the doctor ordered :)

Smooth mouse wheel scrolling like this one: http://themeforest.net/item/jarvis-onepage-parallax-wordpress-theme/full_screen_preview/5370691
This is especially useful when using the parallax effect

I agree with someone else’s post in support that it would be nice to have checkboxes for some options on embedded YouTube videos — especially “hide related videos.”

Love this theme!

Hey!

You can create multiple portfolios. Just insert the “portfolio element” into a page and select the categories you want to display. You can add several portfolio elements to the same page or to different pages and select different categories for each portfolio element.

Cheers!
Peter

I would love to see a sold badge. I would like it to show up on the shop page (product archive pages) as well as the individual product page.

The ability to add a “like” / “love” button to portfolio items.

For example plugin Zilla-Likes, this works perfectly well with everything apart from portfolio items.

An example can be found here: http://themes.laborator.co/#theme=calcium – this is showing the like/love button incorporated into the portfolio section.

+1

1. Mason Gallery other than full width
2. Option to load more pictures in masonry just by scrolling down (without having to click a load more button or page button)

Thanks!

Hello –
Can you please add a menu layout that is the same as “Non Fixed Header w/Social Icons and Additional Navigation” except instead of having it display to the right of the header area logo, have it span full width just below the header area?

I am using Ubermenu within Enfold and having too many items in the Primary Navigation Menu causes the logo to be always small when viewing on a tablet device (iPad in this case).

Screenshot Example of Issue: http://gyazo.com/7e723df54343570ece399923a0e2c83e

Thank you!!
Erik

as I can keep my settings as colors, logo, etc.

-Theme Setting Import + Export

Please make Quick CSS its own tab

The current size is most unusable

I’m not even sure if this is a good idea because of potential downsides, but I may have a suggestion to improve the mega menu editing interface. It’s probably one of the least important things possible to worry about, but hey, might as well post it.

I actually think what you have now is really great and very functional, but it’s a little odd from a UX standpoint. You can tell it’s engineered to get around WordPress’ limitations (which is not your fault of course). Check a box to make a mega menu, and suddenly pages or custom links turn into columns. Drag them in a level deeper, and they’re pages and custom links again. Check another box, and now the description is a thing you can use to put custom content in. Not bad, just kind of weird.

Some months ago, a little-known plugin was released called Big Voodoo Mega Menu & Related Links Menu. While it falls flat in its front-end implementation, the back-end is pretty good. Here’s a look at it. Columns and what Enfold calls text blocks are their own separate elements, with their own properties, and I think it works well.

Downsides vs. the current Enfold way are:

• It’s not as easy to link to a page from a column heading (since you can’t just make a page also a column with this method)
• Pages and text blocks can be on the same level as columns, which would be layout chaos
• There’s nothing stopping you from making a column or text block a top level item, which would also be layout chaos.

But maybe there’s a clever way to solve those issues, like still doing the “page becomes a column” thing if a user is absolutely insisting, and a JavaScript check to keep columns inside the second level and text blocks inside the third level (although what do you do about adding them to the menu initially?). And, on the other hand, maybe it’s not a big deal, and users will use the tools as intended.

Anyway, I think it’s more intuitive, but a lot easier to break, so I’m not sure if it’s a useful suggestion. I’ll let you decide.