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  • April 14, 2016 at 1:40 pm #613856
    kacharava

    I want to completely replace predefined color schemes with my own ones without altering enfold/includes/admin/register-backend-styles.php, but using it as a template (copy/paste) for creating my own color schemes file.

    So the question is how could I completely disable any reference to enfold/includes/admin/register-backend-styles.php while creating a new reference or references to my own analogue of register-backend-styles.php via functions.php?

    April 14, 2016 at 3:54 pm #614032
    Jordan

    Hi kacharava!

    Thanks for getting in touch with us!

    First thing you need to do is ensure you are using a child theme. http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/portfolio-item/create-a-child-theme/

    Then create a separate file with your custom styles and save it in the child theme directory. Finally in the child theme’s function.php file you need to make the call to that file so it replaces the original https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes#Referencing_.2F_Including_Files_in_Your_Child_Theme

    Let me know if you need further assistance.

    Regards,
    Jordan

    April 14, 2016 at 4:03 pm #614048
    kacharava

    Yes, I need )
    May I ask you while you are giving support for paid product to provide me with ready to use code but not the reference to DIY guide?

    April 14, 2016 at 5:17 pm #614125
    kacharava

    By the way, adding
    require_once( get_stylesheet_directory() . '/includes/admin/register-backend-styles.php' );
    to child’s function.php (that was the solution offered?) does nothing.

    /includes/admin/register-backend-styles.php (I have preserved original theme’s name and parth structure) as follows:

    'style'			=> 'background-color:#c3512f;',
'default_font' 	=> 'Open Sans:400,600',
'google_webfont'=> 'Open Sans:400,600',
'color_scheme'	=> 'Splash Orange',

// header
'colorset-header_color-bg'				=>'#ffffff',
'colorset-header_color-bg2'			 	=>'#f8f8f8',
'colorset-header_color-primary'		 	=>'#c3512f',
'colorset-header_color-secondary'	 	=>'#88BBC8',
'colorset-header_color-color'		 	=>'#333333',
'colorset-header_color-border'		 	=>'#e1e1e1',
'colorset-header_color-img'			 	=>'',
'colorset-header_color-customimage'	 	=>'',
'colorset-header_color-pos' 		 	=> 'center center',
'colorset-header_color-repeat' 		 	=> 'repeat',
'colorset-header_color-attach' 		 	=> 'scroll',
'colorset-header_color-heading' 		=> '#000000',
'colorset-header_color-meta' 			=> '#808080',
			 
// main		 
'colorset-main_color-bg'			 	=>'#ffffff',
'colorset-main_color-bg2'			 	=>'#fcfcfc',
'colorset-main_color-primary'	 	 	=>'#c3512f',
'colorset-main_color-secondary'	 	 	=>'#88BBC8',
'colorset-main_color-color'		 	 	=>'#666666',
'colorset-main_color-border'	 	 	=>'#e1e1e1',
'colorset-main_color-img'			 	=>'',
'colorset-main_color-customimage'	 	=>'',
'colorset-main_color-pos' 			 	=> 'center center',
'colorset-main_color-repeat' 		 	=> 'repeat',
'colorset-main_color-attach' 		 	=> 'scroll',
'colorset-main_color-heading' 			=> '#222222',
'colorset-main_color-meta' 				=> '#919191',
			 
// alternate 
'colorset-alternate_color-bg'		 	=>'#fcfcfc',
'colorset-alternate_color-bg2'		 	=>'#ffffff',
'colorset-alternate_color-primary'	 	=>'#c3512f',
'colorset-alternate_color-secondary' 	=>'#88BBC8',
'colorset-alternate_color-color'	 	=>'#888888',
'colorset-alternate_color-border'	 	=>'#e1e1e1',
'colorset-alternate_color-img'		 	=>'',
'colorset-alternate_color-customimage'	=>'',
'colorset-alternate_color-pos' 		 	=> 'center center',
'colorset-alternate_color-repeat' 	 	=> 'repeat',
'colorset-alternate_color-attach' 	 	=> 'scroll',
'colorset-alternate_color-heading' 		=> '#444444',
'colorset-alternate_color-meta' 		=> '#A0A0A0',
			 
			 
// Footer
"colorset-footer_color-bg"				=>"#222222",
"colorset-footer_color-bg2"				=>"#333333",
"colorset-footer_color-primary"			=>"#ffffff",
"colorset-footer_color-secondary"		=>"#aaaaaa",
"colorset-footer_color-color"			=>"#dddddd",
"colorset-footer_color-border"			=>"#444444",
"colorset-footer_color-img"				=> "",
"colorset-footer_color-customimage"		=>"",
"colorset-footer_color-pos" 			=> "top center",
"colorset-footer_color-repeat" 			=> "repeat",
"colorset-footer_color-attach" 			=> "scroll",
'colorset-footer_color-heading' 		=> '#919191',
'colorset-footer_color-meta' 			=> '#919191',

// Socket
"colorset-socket_color-bg"				=>"#333333",
"colorset-socket_color-bg2"				=>"#555555",
"colorset-socket_color-primary"			=>"#ffffff",
"colorset-socket_color-secondary"		=>"#aaaaaa",
"colorset-socket_color-color"			=>"#eeeeee",
"colorset-socket_color-border"			=>"#444444",
"colorset-socket_color-img"				=>"",
"colorset-socket_color-customimage"		=>"",
"colorset-socket_color-pos" 			=> "top center",
"colorset-socket_color-repeat" 			=> "repeat",
"colorset-socket_color-attach" 			=> "scroll",
'colorset-socket_color-heading' 		=> '#ffffff',
'colorset-socket_color-meta' 			=> '#999999',

//body bg
'color-body_style'=>'stretched',
'color-body_color'=>'#333333',
'color-body_attach'=>'scroll',
'color-body_repeat'=>'repeat',
'color-body_pos'=>'center center',
'color-body_img'=>'',
'color-body_customimage'				=>'',
);

$default_primary 	= "#719430";
$default_highlight 	= "#83a83d";
$default_background = "#f8f8f8";
$special_border 	= "#e1e1e1";

$styles = apply_filters( 'avf_skin_options', $styles );

    It is actually Splash Orange without any modifications.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by kacharava.
    April 15, 2016 at 2:44 pm #614854
    kacharava

    Anyone here?

    April 18, 2016 at 11:28 am #616279
    Josue

    Hey!

    There’s a filter named avf_skin_options which you can use to add/modify current color schemes, you can add something like this at the very end of your theme / child theme functions.php file:

    add_filter('avf_skin_options', 'my_custom_added_style_function');
function my_custom_added_style_function($styles = "")
{
$styles["Custom Name"] = array(
						'style'=>'background-color:#000000;',
						'default_font' => 'Open Sans:400,600',
						'google_webfont' => 'Open Sans:400,600',
						'color_scheme'	=>'Custom Name'

/* Paste all the options of an already created scheme here */
);
return $styles;
}

    Cheers!
    Josue

    April 18, 2016 at 11:40 am #616299
    kacharava

    Modifying child theme this way will finally make its functions.php extremely huge and hard to deal with. I’m looking for a way that allows just load child’s register-backend-styles.php for child theme.

    April 18, 2016 at 11:57 am #616313
    Josue

    Not possible, if you’re concerned about the file length you could create another .php file in your child theme directory an reference it from functions.php:

    include('custom-styles.php');

    Regards,
    Josue

    April 18, 2016 at 11:58 am #616315
    kacharava

    Will this disable the styles provided with Enfold?

    April 18, 2016 at 12:02 pm #616321
    Josue

    No, unless you name the scheme name (‘Custom Name’) with something that’s already registered by Enfold.

    Regards,
    Josue

    April 18, 2016 at 12:08 pm #616329
    kacharava

    This way makes use of the child theme totally meaningless )
    I’ve got my answers, thanks.

    April 18, 2016 at 12:16 pm #616337
    Josue

    It’s quite the opposite, child theme hooks (filters/actions) were purposely designed to allow the user to customize / extend a theme or plugin functionality without modifying its main files.

    Best regards,
    Josue

    April 18, 2016 at 2:41 pm #616523
    kacharava

    But Enfold allows very little to do through a child theme.

    April 20, 2016 at 7:02 am #618011
    Rikard

    Hi,

    There could probably be improvements to the way that works yes, like everything else. But at the present time this is how it works.

    Best regards,
    Rikard

    April 20, 2016 at 8:44 am #618065
    kacharava

    Got it. Thanks. )

    No reason to keep this topic open any more.

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