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  • March 1, 2015 at 6:57 pm #404144
    DustinH93

    Hello,

    I need exactly what was asked in this previous topic: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/change-meta-on-grid-blog-posts/

    The solution for “II -. BLOG POSTS” worked without any problems.

    But when I try to make the changes for “I – GRID Layout” two problems occurred.

    1) It also shows “0 Contribute” instead of just “Contribute”. So I tried Ismael´s solution, but it didn´t worked. How can I get rid of the “0”?
    2) The author name always links to the same (mostly wrong) author of my multi-author blog. Maybe the .php snippet just links to one main author? How can I make it to link always the right author archive of my multi-author blog?

    It would be great, if someone could solve these problems.

    • This topic was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by DustinH93.
    March 3, 2015 at 8:28 am #404989
    Ismael

    Hey DustinH93!

    Thank you for using Enfold.

    1.) Please look for this code:

    if($show_meta && !empty($excerpt))
					{
						$output .= "<div class='slide-meta'>";
						if ( $commentCount != "0" || comments_open($the_id) && $entry->post_type != 'portfolio')
						{
							$link_add = $commentCount === "0" ? "#respond" : "#comments";
							$text_add = $commentCount === "1" ? __('Comment', 'avia_framework' ) : __('Comments', 'avia_framework' );

							$output .= "<div class='slide-meta-comments'><a href='{$link}{$link_add}'>{$commentCount} {$text_add}</a></div><div class='slide-meta-del'>/</div>";
						}

    Replace it with:

     if($show_meta && !empty($excerpt))
					{
						$output .= "<div class='slide-meta'>";
						if ( $commentCount != "0" || comments_open($the_id) && $entry->post_type != 'portfolio')
						{
							$link_add = $commentCount === "0" ? "#respond" : "#comments";
							$text_add = $commentCount === "1" ? __('Contribute', 'avia_framework' ) : __('Contribute', 'avia_framework' );
							$commentCount = $commentCount !== "0" ? $commentCount : '';
							$output .= "<div class='slide-meta-comments'><a href='{$link}{$link_add}'>{$commentCount} {$text_add}</a></div><div class='slide-meta-del'>/</div>";					
						}

    Again, look for this line of code:

    $commentCount = get_comments_number($the_id);

    Replace it with:

    $commentCount = $entry->comment_count;

    2.) Can you please provide a link to the issue? We would like to check it.

    Best regards,
    Ismael

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