Recommended plugins (Updated: 27.8.2018)

Hello good afternoon, can you help me, I just installed the theme but the whole menu is deconfigured, is a plugin missing me?

Hello
As the original plugin suggestions post was dated June 2011, is there a current list of suggested plugins?
Or does the original June 2011 post get updated?

Obviously plugins will have come, gone, improved or otherwise during the intervening 8 years.

Thank you.

Can you please give a recommendation for calendars that will work well, both paid and free, with Enfold theme?
Thank you

And, I will chime in and say that those requesting an updated list are right. There does need to be a better list of good solutions that work well with Enfold. I know that it presents a challenge on keeping up that list and how to organize it, but for those that are new to the platform and Enfold, it would be a great way to show how flexible and scalable it can be as their needs grow. I would argue it is time for Enfold to grow beyond the confines of just one product in the portfolio. It has become the primary product and looking at the forums alone, it makes the others seem like they were lightyears ago. The only other major item missing is a roadmap for larger developers, so that we can figure out areas that we need to develop versus ones you are already working on. It makes for a stronger, tighter ecosystem that is working for the common growth of the platform, rather than just a theme that is just a component of what is used.

I know these may just be my opinions, but they are from years of working with, promoting, developing solutions for use-with Enfold. Enfold is an incredible framework and I want to see it go further to the level of a platform. That is something would not just expand the footprint, but also create brand new opportunities to push WordPress’s possibilities.

I would like to submit the idea of actually having a platform for both plugins/integrations, but also feature requests. To that end, I would suggest UserVoice. The way things are handled is professional, but also personal. I think it would help bring together the management of both features and integrations eventually.