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Hi,
I just recently purchased your theme and one thing I was trying to do but can’t seem to figure out if there is an option. I would like to have it where I could have a slider I create show up on all the pages and posts automatically. I would like it to be after the header logo and menu bar basically. That way no matter what page or post is created the standard slider i want will always be there. I am using this for advertising purposes on my magazine blog.
Basically I am trying to do what has been done on this site.
Hey kghorbani,
Thank you for using Enfold.
You can create a dynamic template via template builder. Add the “Slideshow” element then choose the home page slider. Apply the template to your pages.
Best regards,
MikeThank you for the reply Mike,
The one issue I run into when creating a blog post with the template or page that I create with your advanced layout editor is that it gets rid of a lot of the features on the page when I use it.
For instance, the share buttons, the relevant articles, the comments section, the views, tags, author. And the Title Text etc are all gone when do the template and I don’t see any elements in your builder other than the short code that let me put it back into place so I can create a template that looks exactly like your standard blog template when you use the normal WordPress Editor.
You can see my normal blog entry – http://dev.watchdetail.com/a-lange-sohne/ladies-four-great-everyday-watches-piaget-lange-sohne-girard-perregaux-baume-mercier/
And here is my attempt to create a template and use the advanced Builder. You notice all the elements gone and I don’t know where I can add them back. – http://dev.watchdetail.com/uncategorized/testing/
Thank you in advance.
Hi,
You could try activating debug mode in order to display your shortcodes from the builder and copy it from one page to the next: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/enable-advanced-layout-builder-debug/
The Advanced Layout Builder saves its content separately from the content in the visual editor so that there is less chance of a small error causing your whole layout to an error. Sometimes however you may want to see the shortcodes that are building your content exactly so that you can copy and paste them elsewhere or something more advanced like nesting elements that don’t quite have support yet.
Best regards,
Mike
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