To set a custom permalink structure for portfolio posts, go to the “portfolio” tab in theme options and enter your custom slug in the “Portfolio Slug” field. Just make sure its not the same name as your portfolio. So if your portfolio page is called “portfolio”, your slug could be “portfolio-items”. Once you insert the […]
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While I am a huge Avada theme supporter and use it on most of my projects, there are some websites that we just aren’t ready to activate it. Here’s the easy fix so the temptation to click that button is no longer an option. This is placed in your functions.php file in your child theme.
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If you are looking to make a sales page or just hide the sticky header on a single page for whatever reason, here’s how. You’ll want to add your CSS code snippet just to the single page in the black bar here – http://prntscr.com/rhd5qm .fusion-is-sticky { display: none;} Thank should do it!
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UPDATE: For newer Avada versions, I recommend using the Layouts feature. Here you can fully customize the Portfolio page so you won’t have a need for the below “fix.” More info here about that: https://avada.com/documentation/how-to-use-avada-layouts/ Many of like to use Avada Portfolio feature for things besides a typical portfolio due to its nice organizational structure.
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As many dedicated Avada users have their own opinions on the new Fusion Builder Live editor, for many who have handed off websites to clients, this new feature can pose as a problem. In some cases, change is not always great, and for clients who don’t need the new learning curve, it’s best to disable
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Avada 6.1.2 has just released, which resolves a compatibility issue between WordPress 5.3 and Avada’s uncropped custom image sizes. As of the latest WordPress update to version 5.3, a new way of saving additional image sizes to the database has been introduced whenever an image is uploaded to the library. Unfortunately, this adjustment is not […]
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If you’ve worked with the Avada theme, you’ve probably had to deal with the missing icons ( ie: pesky little squares). No worries, there are a few scenarios when Font Awesome icons or Custom Fonts might not show up. Read below to see the most common causes of this issue and how to fix it.
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T change Heading Background Transparency on Fusion Slider follow this: Avada > Theme options > Custom CSS For 80% opacity .fusion-title-sc-wrapper{background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.8) !important} or for 100% background opacity .fusion-title-sc-wrapper{background-color: #ffffff !important} Change to preferred color and opacity of course.
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Log into WordPress and navigate to: ‘Avada’ > ‘Theme Options’ > ‘Custom CSS’. In the Custom CSS field enter this text: .fusion-tab-heading { color: blue !important; } Set the color property to whatever you want.
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When creating your Fusion Slide, the description says “Select this option if you would like a semi-transparent background behind your heading”. This shows you how to adjust the level of transparency or change it to opaque. Avada > Theme options > Custom CSS For 80% opacity .fusion-title-sc-wrapper{background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.8) !important} or for 100% background opacity .fusion-title-sc-wrapper{background-color:
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