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How To Set Up Google reCAPTCHA

Google reCAPTCHA is a system that allows web hosts to distinguish between human and automated access, on areas of your website where you allow user input, such as forms. We have integrated Google reCAPTCHA into Avada, so you can minimize the amount of spam you have to deal with. You can integrate it with Avada Forms, and with Avada 7.4, you can also integrate Google reCAPTCHA into the User Login, User Lost Password, and User Register Elements.
The first step is to set up Google reCAPTCHA in the Global Options. The second is to add the reCAPTCHA Element to your Avada Form. With the User Login, User Lost Password, and User Register Elements, it is integrated automatically, so to use it there, you just need to turn the Global Option on.
Set Up reCAPTCHA Global OptionsTo configure Google reCAPTCHA, head to Avada > Options > Forms > Google reCAPTCHA.

Step 1. Register your Domain in reCAPTCHA. At this point, you will need to decide whether you want to use V2 or V3 of reCAPTCHA, as the Site and Secret Keys are different from version to version. See this document for an explanation of the differences, and this one for a general overview of reCAPTCHA V3. Note: Both, V2 and V3 are actively maintained by Google and represent different modes of reCaptcha, rather than an older and a new version.
Step 2. Fill in the necessary fields in the form. Once you register your website using the form, it will give you a Site key and a Secret key.
Step 3. Under the reCAPTCHA section in Avada > Options > Forms > Google reCAPTCHA, make your version selection and add the the Site key into the reCaptcha Site Key field, and the Secret key into the reCaptcha Secret Key field.
Step 4. Choose your color scheme (V2), or your Security Score, and Badge Position (V3)
Step 5. Determine if you want to enable Google reCAPTCHA for the the User Login, User Lost Password, and User Register Elements.
Step 6. Save your settings when done, and reCAPTCHA will be active on your site.
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Get Avada,Step 2 – Set Up reCAPTCHA On Your Avada FormOnce you have configured Google reCAPTCHA for the domain your form will be on, you simply need to add the reCAPTCHA Element to your form.
Depending on whether you have chosen V2 or V3, the Element options will be slightly different, as seen below. With V2, you can choose the Color Scheme, and with V3, you can choose the badge position.
For V2, the position you place the Element in the form is where it will display. This is typically directly above, or below, the Submit Button. For V3, where you place it in the form wil be reflected if you have the Inline position chosen. With the other position options, the Badge is moved out of the form layout completely.
Configure your options, and save the form.
On the front end of the form, the reCAPTCHA will show according to the version and the options set. Below is a screenshot of a form using V2, with the Light options, and below that a form using v3, with the Inline position set.

How To Set Up A Contact Page

There are several ways to set up a Contact Page on your Avada Website. One way is to use the Contact Page template, included in Avada, and the other main way is to create a contact page from scratch, and then adding the elements you might want, such as a Contact Form, a Google Map, and contact details.
With the release of Avada 7.1, you can now design and build your own forms with the Avada Form Builder. These forms are not used with the page template method, but in conjunction with building your own contact page, they offer the ulitmate freedom for your contact page.
Read on for an overview of both methods.
OverviewHow To Set Up The Contact Page
Contact Template Global Options

Contact Template Options

Google Map Options

Google Map Styling Options

How To Set Up reCAPTCHA
Troubleshooting
Creating A Contact Page From Scratch,How To Set Up The Contact PageAvada includes a Contact Page template, with a built-in contact form and Google Map integration. We have also included integration with reCAPTCHA that gives users protection against spam, and from Avada 5.8 and up, we offer both V2 and V3 of reCAPTCHA.
See below for a step by step process to set up your Content Page using this method.
Step 1 – Create a new page, and give it any name you wish.
Step 2 – In the Page Attributes box (on the right hand side of the page in Avada Builder, and in Page Options > Settings on the Sidebar in Avada Live), set the Template option to Contact from the dropdown menu. See screenshot.
Step 3 – Insert your content into the page, such as a heading and text. When using the Contact Page Template, the Contact Form will display undeneath any added page content, and the Google map with show at the top of the page. For more freedom with your layout, see the section on Creating a Contact Page from Scratch
Step 4 – Choose whether you wish to use a sidebar or not. Please refer to the Assigning Sidebars doc for instructions on how to use sidebars.
Step 5 – Save the page.
Step 6 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Contact Template, and make sure to set the email address the form should be sent to on the Email Address field.
Step 7 – To show your Google Maps on your Contact page, go to Avada > Options > Contact Template > Google Map, and insert your Google Maps API Key on the Google Maps API Key field. To get your API Key, please read the instructions in our Setting Up Google Maps API Key documentation.
Step 8 – The Contact Template tab at Avada > Options holds various options for you to position the contact form, display a Data Privacy confirmation box. Please check the 「Contact Template Options」 section below to know more about these options.
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Get Avada,Contact Template Global OptionsYou can customize the Contact form and Google Map in Avada > Options > Contact Template using various options. There are three sub-panels in the Contact Template tab: Contact Template, Google Map, and Google Map Styling. Please continue reading below to know more about each option.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The options on the Contact Template tab are only for the contact form that displays when using the 「Contact」 page template.Contact Template OptionsEmail Address – Allows you to enter the email address the form should be sent to. This only works for the form on the contact page template.
Contact Form Comment Area Position – Allows you to set the position of the comment field with respect to the other fields. Choose from Above or Below.
Display Data Privacy Confirmation Box – Allows you to display a checkbox and custom label that has to be checked in order to confirm data privacy terms and that the form can be sent.
Data Privacy Checkbox Label – Allows you to enter the contents that should be displayed as label for the data privacy checkbox. Can contain HTML.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The options on this tab are for the google map that displays on the 「Contact」 page template. The only option that controls the Avada Builder google map element is the Google Maps API Key.Google Map OptionsGoogle Maps API Key – Allows you to insert the Google Maps API Key that is required for the Google Maps to show up. Follow the steps in the Google docs to get the API key. This key applies to both the contact page map and Fusion Builder google map element.
Google API Type – Controls the Google API type that should be used to load your map. Choose between JS API, Embed API, or Static API. The JavaScript API allows for more options and custom styling, but could be charged for by Google depending on map loads, while the Embed and Static API can be used for free regardless of map loads. For more information please see the Google Maps Users Guide.
Address – Allows you to set the address to the location you wish to display. This is for the Embed API Type.
Map Type –Allows you to set the type of google map that displays. This is for the Embed API Type. Choose from Roadmap, or Satellite.
Google Map Address – Allows you to set the address to the location you wish to display. This is for the JS API Type. For single address, ex: 775 New York Ave, Brooklyn, Kings, New York 11203. If the location is off, please try to use long/lat coordinates with latlng=, ex: latlng=12.381068,-1.492711. For multiple addresses, separate addresses by using the | symbol, ex: Address 1|Address 2|Address 3.
Google Map Type – Allows you to set the type of google map that displays. Choose from Roadmap, or Satellite, Hybrid, or Terrain.
Google Map Dimensions – Allows you to set the width and height of the google map. Note: Height does not accept percentage value. Enter values including any valid CSS unit, ex: 100%, 415px.
Google Map Top Margin – Allows you to set the distance to menu/page title. This is only applied to google maps that are not 100% width.
Map Zoom Level – Allows you to set the zoom level of the google map. Higher number is more zoomed in.
Address Pin – Allows you to display the google map address pin.
Address Pin Animation – Allows you to enable or disable address pin animation.
Map Popup On Click – Allows you to display the popup graphic with address info for the pin on the map on click.
Map Zoom With Scrollwheel – Allows you to use the mouse scrollwheel to zoom the google map.
Map Scale – Allows you to display the google map scale.
Map Zoom & Pan Control Icons – Allows you to display the google map zoom control icon and pan control icon.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The options on this tab are only for the google map that displays on the 「Contact」 page template, they do not control the google map element. These options are only available for the JS API type.Google Map StylingSelect the Map Styling – Allows you to set the google map styles. Choose from Default Styling, Theme Styling, or Custom Styling. Default is google style, Theme is our style, or choose Custom to select your own style options.
Map Overlay Color – Allows you to set any overlaying color for the map besides pure black or white. Works best with 「roadmap」 type. Note: This option is only available for Custom Styling setting.
Info Box Styling – Allows you to set the styling of the info box. Choose from Default Infobox or Custom Infobox. Note: This option is only available for Custom Styling setting.
Info Box Content – Allows you to insert custom info box content to replace the default address string. For multiple addresses, separate info box contents by using the | symbol, ex: InfoBox 1|InfoBox 2|InfoBox 3. Note: This option is only available for Custom Styling setting.
Info Box Background Color – Allows you to set the info box background color. Note: This option is only available for Custom Infobox setting.
Info Box Text Color – Allows you to set the info box text color. Note: This option is only available for Custom Infobox setting.
Custom Marker Icon – Allows you to insert full image urls for custom marker icons or input 「theme」 for our custom marker. For multiple addresses, separate icons by using the | symbol or use one for all, ex: Icon 1|Icon 2|Icon 3. Note: This option is only available for Custom Infobox setting.,How To Set Up reCAPTCHAreCAPTCHA is now found under the Forms tab, at Avada > Options > Forms > Google reCAPTCHA. This can be configured for both Avada Forms and the Contact Page Template. If using Contact Form 7, it has its own reCAPTCHA integration.
For full details on setting up Google reCAPTCHA, please see the How To Set Up Google reCAPTCHA document.,TroubleshootingHow to Fix The Contact Form Not Sending EmailsIf you are having issues sending or receiving emails from the built-in contact form, there could be a number of reasons why.
1. Please make sure you have a valid, working email address inserted in the email field in theme options on the contact tab.
2. Always check your junk or spam folder if you are not receiving the emails in your inbox. It』s possible they are being sent there.
3. The email is sent TO the email defined in theme options panel, but it is sent FROM [email protected]. If you wish to change this email address, please see the next troubleshooting section for a plugin that can help.
4. The email address set in the Global Options can be any email address, which generally works fine with most hosting environments. But since mail relay settings are complex and depend on the host to function correctly, sometimes issues arise. If you face any problem here, you might have to define SMTP for an external host using the WP Mail SMTP Plugin. If the email address in theme options is Gmail, use SMTP settings for Gmail.
5. If that still doesn』t work, you should create a valid [email protected] email address with your host.
6. The issue could be caused by mail delivery settings on your webserver. See this Google help doc for more information.
How To Change The 「WordPress@」 Email AddressWhen a user fills out your contact form, by WP default, the email you』ll get will be sent FROM [email protected]. The main reason for this default FROM address is, that a lot of hosters will only relay emails from within the same domain, so FROM addresses like [email protected] or [email protected] likely won』t work.
Most hosters will relay emails from [email protected], even if it does not exist. To be certain though, we recommend creating it, if you want to use this default address. If you want to use a different address from within your domain, WordPress offers two filters to do so. The one is wp_mail_from, which lets you set the FROM email address, and the other one is wp_mail_from_name, which lets you set a name for the address.
For further customization or cross-domain email addresses, we recommend using a plugin like WP Mail SMTP.
What To Do If Google Map Does Not DisplayThere could be a few reasons for this. See the tip below, and check our Google Maps Not Working? document for some other possibilities.
Ensure Google Maps Address Is CorrectUse a correct address, or longitude/latitude, not a Google Map embed code, . It has to be a written address or coordinates. For example, 775 New York Ave, Brooklyn, Kings, New York 11203, or latlng=12.381068,-1.492711. 
3rd Party Plugin Conflicts with Google MapsThird party plugins may be conflicting with the map feature. Please disable any plugins that were not included with Avada to see it if fixes the issue. If it does, enable the plugins one by one to find the culprit.,Creating A Contact Page From ScratchAn alternative to using the Contact Page template is to create a Contact Page from scratch. The advantage of this method, is that you have complete freedom with your layout, and can add any Elements that you might want on the page. And with Avada 7.1 and up, you can also use Avada Forms to create your forms, using the full freedom of Avada Builder.
The Elements most likely to be used when creating a Contact Page from scratch are the Avada Form Element and the Google Map Element, as well as the Title Element, the Text Block Element, the Image Element, as well as styling Elements like the Separator Element. As you can see from the example below, this method gives you the ultimate flexibility with layout and design.
Avada likes to offer choice to its users, and a Contact Page is no different. Depending on your needs, either of these methods may work for you. For more details on Avada Forms, and the freedom this tool provides, see the Forms Category documentation.

How To Order Categories For Portfolio & FAQ

If you need to reorder categories in your portfolio or FAQ, you can use the Category Order and Taxonomy Terms Order plugin.
If you are having problems with child category ordering, you can also try this alternate plugin, Simple Taxonomy Ordering.
IMPORTANT NOTE:  These plugins are both third-party plugins, and therefore are not supported by ThemeFusion.

How To Setup Skype Social Link

The Skype social media option in theme options on the Social Links tab can be setup two different ways:
1. Either the regular Skype ID, for example skypename
2. Or if that wont work for you you can use, skype:name?add, so it would look like this, skype:skypename?add

How To Set Up A One Page Site

Avada gives you the flexibility to create a modern one page site with a scrolling menu. To get an idea of how one page sites work and look, please see our Landing Product demo here. A one page site lets you consolidate all your site』s information into one page that』s split into multiple sections. Please read below for detailed information on how to set it up.
Creating Content For One Page SitesWhen creating content for your One Page site, you』ll need to organize your content into sections and use the 『Name Of Menu Anchor』 option present in the Container Element or the Menu Anchor Element at the beginning of every section. This is so you can reference each section in your menu. Your menu will serve as a way for your viewers to quickly scroll to a section they』d like to view. For example, clicking the About menu item will automatically scroll the page to the About section.
Step 1 – Create a new page or edit an existing one.
Step 2 – Click the 『Use Fusion Builder』 button to access the Fusion Builder, then create your page content and layout as normal.
Step 3 – Once you』re finished laying out the page and creating your content, determine the different sections on your page. For example, the About section, the Contact section, and the like.
Step 4 – Once you』ve decided on the different sections of your page, it』s time to reference each section. If your section is in the beginning of a Container Element, Use the 『Name Of Menu Anchor』 option in the Container Element. If your section is in the middle of a Container, use the Menu Anchor Element.
Step 6 – If you』re using the 『Name Of Menu Anchor』 option, then simply insert the unique Menu Anchor ID for the section. If you』re using the Menu Anchor Element, click the 『Element Settings』 and enter a unique Menu Anchor ID for the section in the 『Name』 field. For example, about.
Step 7 – Click 『Save』 to save your changes, then repeat steps 4-6 and create separate Menu Anchors for all the different sections that you have.
Custom MenuA Custom Menu is important because this is how your viewers jump to different sections of your page. Instead of normal links, your One Page site』s custom menu will have Anchor Links that link and scroll automatically to each section on the page.
How To Create A Custom MenuStep 1 – Navigate to the Appearance > Menus tab on your WordPress admin panel.
Step 2 – Click the 『Create A New Menu』 link. Give it a name, then click the 『Create Menu』 button.
Step 3 – In the left sidebar, expand the 『Custom Links』 tab. If you』re missing content types in the left sidebar that you want to add to the menu, you can open the Screen Options and enable them for your menu.
Step 4 – In the 『URL』 field, enter the Menu Anchor ID you』ve assigned to a section on your page. For example, if this menu item links to your About section, then it would be about. Please note that you have to enter it with a hashtag (#) in order to scroll to the section properly. For example, #about.
Step 5 – Once you』ve added the Anchor Name ID to the 『URL』 field, enter a name for the 『Link Text』 field. This is simply the menu item』s text. For example, About.
Step 6 – When finished filling in those fields, click the 『Add To Menu』 button.
Step 7 – Repeat steps 4-6 and create a menu item for each section you have.
Step 8 – Under the 『Menu Structure』 section, you』ll find all the menu items you』ve just created. You can expand each menu item and edit its settings if you need to.
Step 9 – Don』t forget to assign your new menu. To learn how, see 『Assigning A Custom Menu To A One Page Site』 and 『Assigning A Custom Menu To A Multi-Page Site』 below.
Step 9 – Once you』re done creating your custom menu, click 『Save Menu』.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you want to create a link that lets the page scroll back up to the top, you can simply use #home, as this anchor is already preset in the theme.Assigning A Custom Menu To A One Page SiteStep 1 – If you』re creating a One Page site, you can assign a custom menu by going to the Appearance > Menus tab.
Step 2 – Select the custom menu you』ve just created from the dropdown, then click 『Select』 to load it.
Step 3 – Once you』ve loaded your custom menu, go to the 『Menu Settings』 section and check the 『Main Navigation』 checkbox. This will assign the custom menu you』ve created as your One Page site』s main menu.
Assigning A Custom Menu To A Multi-Page SiteStep 1 – If you』re creating a page similar to a One Page site on your Multi-Page site, you can assign a custom menu to it by editing the page.
Step 2 – Underneath the editor field, you』ll find the Fusion Page Options box.
Step 3 – Switch to the 『Header』 tab and locate the 『Main Navigation Menu』 option. In the dropdown field, select the custom menu you』ve just created. This will make your custom menu the menu for the Landing Page only.
Step 3 – Once finished, click 『Save Draft』 or 『Publish』.

How to Fix portfolioID=xxx url Showing in Single Portfolio Item URLs

If you are using the Fusion Builder Portfolio Element, and you follow one of the links to a single portfolio item, you have probably noticed ?portfolioID=xxx (where xxx is a number) is being added to the url in the browser address bar. Continue reading below to understand why this is appearing on your portfolio item links and how to change it.
Why Is ?portfolioID=xxx Appearing?This will happen if you』re constraining the Portfolio posts to a certain category / group of categories, or to exclude categories. That is done through the Portfolio Element settings in the builder. The reason why this query string is added to the URL is so the Previous / Next navigation on single portfolio posts will navigate only within your set categories and exclude any other posts. Without that identifier, it』s not possible for the theme to pass your specific category settings along to the single posts for accurate paging.
For example, let』s assume you chose to only show the Audio, Photography, and Web in a page using the Fusion Builder Portfolio Element. Once you click on one of the portfolio item links to open it in a single portfolio page, the unique identifier will be added to the link. Then, if you use the Previous / Next buttons to navigate through the posts, only items from the 3 categories you』ve set will be displayed, and any additional items that are from other categories will be omitted.
How Do I Remove It?This will only happen for links from the Fusion Builder Portfolio element that does not include all categories. You can disable this, however, it will not retain the ability to page between your specific categories on your single post page. To remove the identifier for the URL, edit your page and open the Portfolio Element settings. Then find and enable the Hide URL Parameter setting. Be sure to update your page after making these changes in the settings.

How To Customize The Read More Symbol on Excerpts

The default symbol for excerpts shows as […]. If you wish to change this, with Avada 6.1.1, we have added a new Theme Option for you to easily control this. The options can be found in the Theme Options > Extra > Misecellaneous tab, as seen below.

The Display Excerpt Read More Symbol option, when turned on, displays the read more symbol – […] – on excerpts throughout the site.

Under this, the Excerpt Read More Symbol option can be used to customize your preferred symbol. This field can take HTML, and if left empty, will use the default value of […].

There is also a related option under this, called Make Excerpt Symbol Link to Single Post Page. Turn this on to have the read more symbol on excerpts link to the single post page.

How to Make a Horizontal Menu in Footer Widget Area

IMPORTANT NOTE: This document relates to the Global Options method of building a Footer. If you are using Avada Layouts to create your footer, then you can simply use the Menu Element to create a Horizontal menu.In our Modern Shop Demo, we feature a simple horizontal menu in the footer area. If you would like to re-create this look, it』ll require just a Horizontal Menu widget.
How To Insert A Horizontal Menu in The FooterStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Footer > Footer Content.
Step 2 – Locate the 『Footer Widgets』 option and set it to On. Once done, click 『Save Changes』.
Step 3 – Navigate to Appearance > Widgets. Depending on how many columns you』ve set in the Number of Footer Columns, you can have up to 6 Footer Widget boxes. Select the box you』d like to insert the horizontal menu, for example, Footer Widget 2. Then, drag the 「Avada: Horizontal Menu」 widget to Footer Widget 2.
Step 4 – Set the menu you want to use. If you want to create a new menu, go to Appearance > Menus section.
Step 5 – Make the selections for the other field: alignment, padding, color, size, etc.
Step 6 – Once you』re finished setting your menu up, click Save button.
To know more about setting up a menu navigation in another way, check this: Avada Vertical and Horizontal Menu Widgets

How To Convert Your Website To Avada 5.0

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The information in this document is only applicable if you are updating your site from any version older than Avada 5.0 and/or you are following the 『Updating Avada from Older Versions』 stepped update process as detailed here.The Fusion Builder, released in Avada 5.0, is 5x faster than the previous Fusion Builder found in Avada 4.0.3 and older. Updating from an older Avada version to 5+ will require conversion of all elements to the new syntax. The key purpose behind the conversion is to ensure that all elements (formerly known as shortcodes) are assigned with new nomenclatures; this very important step ensures significantly improved 3rd party resource and plugin compatibility.
Let』s look at the conversion process and how to trigger it manually if it doesn』t happen automatically.
Converting WordPress Multisite Installations
The Conversion Process
Triggering The Conversion ManuallyConverting WordPress Multisite InstallationsIf you』re updating a WordPress multisite installation to Avada 5.0+, the conversion has to be performed for each site individually. The Conversion splash screen will display the first time you visit the admin area of each site.
The Conversion ProcessAvada will search through your posts and pages and collect IDs of all pages using the old shortcodes and convert them to our new syntax. A backup is created of those pages and posts, to ensure all your data is fully secure. If the conversion is not performed, you won』t be able to use Avada 5.0 and above, unless you manually trigger the conversion at a later time through the WP admin area. The conversion may take some time, so please be patient and do not close the conversion screen.
Once you』ve carefully read the notice, you will need to check the acknowledgement checkbox to confirm and agree Avada should convert your posts and pages to the new shortcode syntax.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
We recommend doing a full database backup before proceeding with the conversion. If you don』t want your pages converted then please delete the new Avada folder and copy the old Avada folder to your server. If you did not backup your previous Avada theme folder, please contact Support to get a copy of Avada 4.0.3.By pressing the 「Start Conversion」 button below, you confirm that Avada should convert your posts and pages to the new shortcode syntax.
Fusion Builder Manual Conversion ButtonsTo find this section, navigate to The System Status tab at Avada > System Status in your WordPress Admin Main Menu. Once on the System Status tab, you』ll find several buttons which relate to the Fusion Builder conversion for the Avada 5 update. Please see below for details on what each button does.
Rerun ConversionIf the Conversion didn』t process automatically, you can manually trigger the conversion with the 「Run Conversion」 button which is located on the System Status page. Just click this button and the conversion process will start immediately.
Why the conversion is needed:
For Avada version 5.0, the Fusion Builder was separated from the Fusion Core into it』s own plugin. The Fusion Builder was rebuilt from scratch and subsequently all element names were refactored, as well as the page structure of containers. All of this was done to reduce the overall Avada install package, turn the Fusion Builder into it』s own plugin that is 5 times faster than before and more compatible with 3rd party assets.
All installations running Avada 4.0.3 and older will need their pages converted to the new format. If for some reason the shortcode conversion was not automatically triggered when Avada was updated, you can manually trigger the shortcode conversion. During the initial element conversion, all content is backed-up in the database securely.
Reverting ConversionIf required, the conversion to Avada 5.0+ can be reverted to the original state prior to updating. This is only possible if you updated from Avada 4.0.3 or an earlier version and will only revert pages that existed during the update to Avada 5 originally. If that is needed, you can click the 「Revert Conversion」 button from the System Status page.
More details on the Revert Conversion button
This button will undo the initial shortcode conversion which took place during the update to Avada 5. When reverting the shortcode conversion, Avada is getting the content from the backups kept during the conversion and restoring the content to its previous state with the old shortcodes. The process is similar to the initial shortcode conversion in that you』ll be taken to a splash screen and guided through a conversion, only this time the process internally is reversed.
Remove BackupsThe Remove Conversion Backups button will delete the conversion backups created during the initial update. This should only be done once you have checked your site and determined that all is well and you have no need to reference or retain the old data. To start the process of removing the backups, click the 「Remove Backups」 button.
More details on the Remove Backups button
Once you』ve decided you won』t be needing to revert your site for any reason and you are satisfied with the update results, you have the option to manually delete the content backups that were created at the start of the conversion process. Once deleted, it will no longer be possible to automatically restore the content to the pre-5.0 state. Clicking the button will start the deletion of the conversion backup data.
Once completed, only the button to manually trigger the element conversion will remain.,If you have installed Avada 5.0 prior to importing Fusion Builder page content from an older version (4.0.3 or lower), then the conversion will not trigger automatically for you. Also, the conversion trigger button in the Avada > System Status tab will not be available.
To manually trigger the shortcode conversion process and convert old Fusion Builder content to our new syntax, please follow the instructions below.
How To Manually Trigger Shortcode ConversionStep 1 – Login to the WordPress Admin Panel of your site.
Step 2 – At the end of your WordPress Admin URL, usually wp-admin/, add this string:
Copy to Clipboard?fusion_builder_migrate=1 1?fusion_builder_migrate=1After adding this string, your URL should look like this:
Copy to Clipboardhttp://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/?fusion_builder_migrate=1xxxxxxxxxx1 1http://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/?fusion_builder_migrate=1Step 3 – Once you add the necessary string, simply press enter to trigger the Shortcode Conversion process.

How To Get Notified of Theme Updates

There are a few ways to be notified when a new theme version has been released. Please see below for your options, as well as the changelog.
Option 1 – Avada includes an auto-updater that will notify you of theme updates through WordPress. Firstly, however, you must register your purchase. And you should also have a backup theme installed in WordPress for this to work, for example the default Twenty Twenty theme.
Option 2 – When logged into your Themeforest.net account, you can visit your Downloads tab and find your theme purchase. Below it is a check box that says 「Get notified by email if this item is updated」. Please check that box and you will be notified when we submit a new theme update.
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