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I have installed form scratch WP and all your component. After this I see that in the last article that I wrote, comment element is not visible.
I enable correctly comment and check also several thinks. I deactivate wp-discuzz also. If I change theme in this article I see correcly the comment element. So the problem is ENFOLD….It is possible some particular option on the configuration theme or on the db… ?
When you use the Avia Layout Builder for generating a blog post you take over the full control for the layout of that entry.
As a result you have to add those elements manualy through the ALB-editor by placing “Comments” and “Social Share Buttons” in your content.Does that help?
Yes, sure. This is that I do. But seem that also if I add manualy by drag “comment element” in my post, this element is not visible.
Maybe you have the same problem as described in these threads … link to the temporary fix from Ismael:
=> https://kriesi.at/support/topic/comments-working-in-one-post-and-not-in-another/#post-1083364
=> https://kriesi.at/support/topic/comments-and-comment-box-missing-on-pages/
Ok, I read. But this is a solution before a new update of theme? I don’t understand where I insert this code
//Remove a function from the parent theme function remove_parent_filters() { remove_filter('comments_open', 'av_comments_on_builder_posts_required'); } add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'remove_parent_filters' );******
I folllow one of the sucggestion in the topic and I try this solution:I edit the includes > helper-assets.php file, code on line 397 and commenti the row below. This solution now comment work, but I don’t understand which is the probles. Will there be a theme update? I imagine that this is not the definitive solution also because the moment a new update is made, the change will be lost. Let me know, please.
if( ! function_exists( 'av_comments_on_builder_posts' ) ) { /** * Checks the entries for the current page for comment list element * * @since 4.3 * @added_by Kriesi * @param boolean $open * @param int $post_id */ ==>>//add_filter( 'comments_open', 'av_comments_on_builder_posts_required', 10, 2 );Hi,
You can add the filter in the functions.php file or remove the filter directly from the functions-enfold.php file as you described. They’re technically the same but we recommend using the filter.
Best regards,
IsmaelSorry, but what is the ‘FILTER’. I not understand which is the best options for solve the problem. Please, let me know whitch steps I must follow. Thank you very much.
Hi,
This is the filter.
//Remove a function from the parent theme function remove_parent_filters() { remove_filter('comments_open', 'av_comments_on_builder_posts_required'); } add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'remove_parent_filters' );You can insert that filter in the functions.php file. Don’t forget to revert the modifications in the functions-enfold.php file if you haven’t done so.
Best regards,
Ismael
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