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How Portfolios Work In Avada

A portfolio is a collection of creative work intended to demonstrate a person』s ability, to a potential employer, or customer. And so websites often have a great need for such collections. Whether you are a web designer, graphic designer, photographer, artist, or in fact anyone who creates a body of work, you will probably want to display your work in a well-presented collection on your website.
With Avada, we make this possible with the Portfolio Custom Post Type and the Portfolio Element. There is also the possibility to make a custom Portfolio layout with Avada Layouts.
Watch the video below and read the full set of Portfolio documents to get a clear idea of how best to use this powerful, and very flexible, set of tools. Just note that this video below covers the pre Avada Layouts methods. You can still create your Portfolios this way, but with Avada Layouts, you now have the freedom to create your own layouts, while still using the Custom Post Type for the portfolio items. See the Creating Custom Portfolio Layouts With Avada Layouts video for more details on this method.,The Portfolio Custom Post TypeThe first thing to understand about setting up a portfolio is that the portfolio is a custom post type in Avada, in the same way the blog or FAQ is. So, setting up a Portfolio requires you to create Portfolio items, and then you display them on your site in various ways, by using the Portfolio Element, much like we create individual blog posts and then use the Blog Element to display them on our pages.
The Portfolio Custom Post Type is similar to the 『Post』 Post Type in WordPress. It gathers your portfolio items together and provides options for Categories, Skills, and Tags, which allow for further filtering and sorting down the track. Categories and Skills can also be customized with language files if you want to have your own personalized headings.
The Portfolio Custom Post Type and the Portfolio Element, together with the Avada Theme Options and the Avada Page Options, offer an enormously wide range of choices, to give you a multitude of ways you can set up a Portfolio on your Avada site.,Overview of the Portfolio ProcessIn the other documents in the Portfolio Category, as you can see on the left hand side of the page, we break down the process of building a Portfolio into their individual steps, but in broad terms, to create a Portfolio on your Avada site, you will follow this general process:

Decide how you want to layout & display your portfolio items. There is a huge range of layout and display options with Portfolios. There are layout choices when working with the Single Portfolio Posts, and many display options when working with both the Theme Options and the Portfolio Element. A good place to start is to check out the various Portfolio examples shown under the Portfolio Menu item on the Avada Demo Site.
Most of the examples show the various display possibilities with the Portfolio Element, but the Single Post Layouts show the various configurations available with the Single Portfolio Posts. The 「Our Work」 section of the Agency Demo also is a great place to see what can be done with Portfolio posts. Watch the video at the top of the page for a detailed rundown of how that demo is using the Portfolio.

Create your individual Portfolio posts. These are the individual items in your portfolio. Each website, painting, sculpture, etc, needs its own portfolio post. The following documents go into much more detail on this process, but there is enormous flexibility here, both for how things are laid out, and options of using Categories, Skills, and Tags for further filtering and sorting.

Use the Portfolio Element to display your collection on your site. Once you have created your individual Single Portfolio Posts, you use the Portfolio Element to display them on your site. Again, there is enormous flexibility here, with innumerable, easy to use display options. The Displaying Portfolio Posts On Your Site document looks at all the possibilities.
The Portfolio options in Avada are amongst the most powerful and flexible in the theme. But Portfolios themselves are the cornerstone of some sites, and so we have created a system that provides the necessary muscle and flexibility to cover almost any scenario. Make sure you read the remaining Portfolio docs to see how this great system can work for you.
Next Step: Creating Portfolio Posts!,Disabling The Portfolio Custom Post TypeIf you wish to disable the Portfolio Post Type entirely, just head to Options > Advanced > Post Types, and here you can turn the Portfolio post types off. This will disable the Post type and remove it from the menu.

Displaying Portfolio Posts On Your Site

Once you』ve created your individual portfolio posts, you can now use the Portfolio Element to display them on your site.
The Portfolio Element is a very flexible tool, which you can use to display your posts in a variety of styles and layouts. You can use its extensive design options and settings to build your ideal portfolio page.
To get a good idea of the possible configuration options available with the Portfolio Element, take a good look at the Portfolio Element page on the Avada Classic Demo. This page has a summary of what』s possible and shows examples of many layout possibilities. Also, have a browse under the Portfolio Menu Item, also on the Avada Classic Demo. Here you can see the various layouts possible through the configuration options available in the Portfolio Element, as well as what can be achieved by adding Sidebars.
The last item in the Portfolio menu item on the Avada Classic Demo is Single Posts Layouts, which shows what can be achieved with the global settings available in the Portfolio Single Post Options in the Fusion Theme Options and the corresponding local options in the Portfolio Tab of the Fusion Page Options.
Once you have a good idea of what you would like to achieve, its time to add the Portfolio Element to your site. This can be added anywhere on any page, and has a wealth of options for you to display exactly the type of Portfolio you want. There are three different layouts available: Carousel, Grid, and Masonry. You can show only certain categories, exclude certain categories or display the whole portfolio.
For full details on the Portfolio Element, follow the link below.
Next Step: The Portfolio ElementFurther Information: Portfolio Archives & Filters

Creating Portfolio Posts

Before you can display your Portfolio items on a page, you first need to create them. The Portfolio Single Posts Pages documentation goes into extensive detail on the possibilities of the single post page, but here is a short overview of the Portfolio Post creation process.
How To Create A Portfolio PostStep 1 – Navigate to the Portfolio tab in your WordPress admin.
Step 2 – Click on the Add New button to create a post. Insert a title, then insert any post content in the editing field. You can use Avada Builder to create advanced portfolio item layouts, like this one, or you can just add simple text to create a more simple portfolio item, like this one, also from the Agency Demo.
Step 3 – Add and assign Categories on the right side of the post. You can add Categories on the fly by clicking the + Add New Category link at the bottom of the Portfolio Categories section, or you can navigate to Portfolio < Portfolio Categories to set up your Categories independently. To assign Categories, check the box next to the Category name. These Categories are the filters that show above your portfolio items when displaying your Portfolio items with the Portfolio Element. They allow you to filter different types of projects.
Step 4 – Add and assign any associated Skills on the right side of the post. You can add Skills on the fly by clicking the + Add New Skill link at the bottom of the Skills section, or you can navigate to Portfolio Slideshows tab.
Step 8 – For a video post, paste the iFrame embed from either Youtube or Vimeo into the Video Embed Code field, found in the Portfolio tab of the Avada Page Options.
Step 9 – Select any number of other options for the portfolio post in the Portfolio tab of the Avada Page Options.
Step 10 – Once you are finished, click Publish to save the post.
There is enormous flexibility in how you design, configure and layout your individual portfolio items. In the next document, we look at the Portfolio Single Post interface in detail and the various ways you can create your portfolio items.
Next Step: Portfolio Single Post Pages

Creating Custom Portfolio Layouts with Avada Layouts

With the introduction of Avada Layouts, it is now easy to create completely custom Layouts for your Portfolio pages. The two main Portfolio related areas you can create custom Layouts for are the Single Portfolio Page, and the Archives page.
With the help of Layout Elements, and with the help of Dynamic Content within normal Design Elements, you can build virtually any layout you can think of, using the full power of the Avada Builder. And using the power of Conditional Layouts, you can specify exactly when and where your Layout will be used. You could make a Custom Layout for ALL single portfolio pages, just for a single portfolio post, or category etc, or you could also just exclude a single post of category. The Conditions can be as simple or as complex as you need them to be.
Custom Portfolio Post LayoutIf you want to create a Custom Layout for your Single Portfolio Post pages, create a Custom Layout (found under Avada > Layouts) and start by setting the Conditions on the Layout to show it on all single portfolio items in the Layout Conditions dialog (Portfolio > All Portfolio). You can then build your Layout using various Custom Layout Sections.
When building the Content Layout Section, you will find the Layout Elements, most of which you will use to design the content section of the Single Portfolio Post Layout. These dynamic elements pull the required data from the database based on the conditions of the layout, and for a Portfolio Single Post Layout, you could choose from such Elements as Pagination, Content, Author, Featured Images Slider, and Project Details to design your layout.
See the video below for a rundown on how to Build a Custom Portfolio Layout, and check out the menu items on the Restaurant Demo, which use a Custom Portfolio layout.
Portfolio Archives LayoutYou might also want to create a Custom Layout for your Portfolio Archives pages. Just remember, that a Custom Layout can include as little or as much as you want.
You may just want to add a Custom Page Title Bar, or Custom Footer, but you might also want to customise the Content Layout Section of the page. For this, there is the Archive Element, one of the Layout Elements, as well as the other Layout Section and normal design elements. See the How To Use The Layout Elements video for more info on this.
If you don』t set a Custom Content Layout Section, your Archives layout will be controlled from the Portfolio Archives Layout Options, found under the Options > General Portfolio tab.
See the video below for a rundown on how to build a Custom Archives Layout.

Theme Check Information

Theme Check is a plugin that tests your theme with the latest theme review standards using automated testing tools. However, the results should be taken with care. Many items it will return may seem to be errors, but are not. Please see below for a description of things you will see in the results. Errors you may see in the test results do not mean that the theme is broken or will not work. Themecheck is a general guideline, and is not anywhere close to being fool proof.
These Results From Theme Check Can Be Fully Ignored
text domain warnings

base_64_encode

file operations like fread, fwrite, fsockopen, fopen, fclose

file_get_contents
Explanations For Why They Can Be Ignored1) text domain warnings: Theme Check plugin is listing these as false positives. The listed items are correct.
2) base64_encode: that is a normal php function. WordPress theme repo prohibits it for no reason in our opinion. You can do harmful things with any php code. It is officially allowed by ThemeForest!
3) file operations like fread, fwrite, fsockopen, fopen, fclose: all used only for importer. WordPress prefers using the WP_filesystem, but there is no problem with using the php functions.
4) file_get_contents: the main problem is that wp_filesystem offers very limited functions. So for example for revslider imports we use php ZipArchive class right now which allows you to read a file inside a zip without extracting the zip. The wp_filesystem function get_contents doesn』t allow to do this. So we would need to extract all the zips to the upload directory, then get the contents and then delete them again when finished. that causes a lot of overhead and is completely unnecessary.
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WARNING: Found base64_encode in the file class.options_machine.php. base64_encode() is not allowed.
Line 582: $output .= ''.base64_encode(serialize($smof_data)) /* 100% safe - ignore theme check nag WARNING: Found base64_decode in the file importer.php. base64_decode() is not allowed. Line 103: $smof_data = unserialize( base64_decode( $theme_options_txt['body']) ); WARNING: Found base64_decode in the file functions.interface.php. base64_decode() is not allowed. Line 247: $smof_data = unserialize(base64_decode($imported_data)); //100% safe - ignore theme check nag WARNING: fwrite was found in the file recaptchalib.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 84: fwrite($fs, $http_request); WARNING: fsockopen was found in the file recaptchalib.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 80: if( false == ( $fs = @fsockopen($host, $port, $errno, $errstr, 10) ) ) { WARNING: fread was found in the file importer.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 264: while (!feof($slider_export)) $content .= fread($slider_export, 1024); Line 265: if($custom_animations){ while (!feof($custom_animations)) $animations .= fread($custom_animations, 1024); } Line 266: if($dynamic_captions){ while (!feof($dynamic_captions)) $dynamic .= fread($dynamic_captions, 1024); } Line 267: if($static_captions){ while (!feof($static_captions)) $static .= fread($static_captions, 1024); } WARNING: fopen was found in the file parsers.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 415: $fp = $this->fopen( $file, 'r' ); Line 641: function fopen( $filename, $mode = 'r' ) { Line 644: return fopen( $filename, $mode ); WARNING: file_get_contents was found in the file parsers.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 66: $success = $dom->loadXML( file_get_contents( $file ) ); Line 269: if ( ! xml_parse( $xml, file_get_contents( $file ), true ) ) { WARNING: file_get_contents was found in the file importer.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 278: $content = @file_get_contents($filepath); WARNING: fclose was found in the file recaptchalib.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 88: fclose($fs); WARNING: fclose was found in the file parsers.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 464: $this->fclose($fp); Line 659: function fclose( $fp ) { Line 662: return fclose( $fp ); WARNING: fclose was found in the file importer.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls. Line 269: fclose($slider_export); Line 270: if($custom_animations){ fclose($custom_animations); } Line 271: if($dynamic_captions){ fclose($dynamic_captions); } Line 272: if($static_captions){ fclose($static_captions); } 1WARNING: Found base64_encode in the file tweets-widget.php. base64_encode() is not allowed.2Line 52: $toSend = base64_encode($credentials);3 4WARNING: Found base64_encode in the file recaptchalib.php. base64_encode() is not allowed.5Line 226: return strtr(base64_encode ($x), '+/', '-_');6 7WARNING: Found base64_encode in the file class.options_machine.php. base64_encode() is not allowed.8Line 582: $output .= '<textarea id='export_data' rows='8'>'.base64_encode(serialize($smof_data)) /* 100% safe - ignore theme check nag 9 10WARNING: Found base64_decode in the file importer.php. base64_decode() is not allowed.11Line 103: $smof_data = unserialize( base64_decode( $theme_options_txt['body']) );12 13WARNING: Found base64_decode in the file functions.interface.php. base64_decode() is not allowed.14Line 247: $smof_data = unserialize(base64_decode($imported_data)); //100% safe - ignore theme check nag15 16WARNING: fwrite was found in the file recaptchalib.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.17Line 84: fwrite($fs, $http_request);18 19WARNING: fsockopen was found in the file recaptchalib.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.20Line 80: if( false == ( $fs = @fsockopen($host, $port, $errno, $errstr, 10) ) ) {21 22WARNING: fread was found in the file importer.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.23Line 264: while (!feof($slider_export)) $content .= fread($slider_export, 1024);24Line 265: if($custom_animations){ while (!feof($custom_animations)) $animations .= fread($custom_animations, 1024); }25Line 266: if($dynamic_captions){ while (!feof($dynamic_captions)) $dynamic .= fread($dynamic_captions, 1024); }26Line 267: if($static_captions){ while (!feof($static_captions)) $static .= fread($static_captions, 1024); }27 28WARNING: fopen was found in the file parsers.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.29Line 415: $fp = $this->fopen( $file, 'r' );30Line 641: function fopen( $filename, $mode = 'r' ) {31Line 644: return fopen( $filename, $mode );32 33WARNING: file_get_contents was found in the file parsers.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.34Line 66: $success = $dom->loadXML( file_get_contents( $file ) );35Line 269: if ( ! xml_parse( $xml, file_get_contents( $file ), true ) ) {36 37WARNING: file_get_contents was found in the file importer.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.38Line 278: $content = @file_get_contents($filepath);39 40WARNING: fclose was found in the file recaptchalib.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.41Line 88: fclose($fs);42 43WARNING: fclose was found in the file parsers.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.44Line 464: $this->fclose($fp);45Line 659: function fclose( $fp ) {46Line 662: return fclose( $fp );47 48WARNING: fclose was found in the file importer.php File operations should use the WP_Filesystem methods instead of direct PHP filesystem calls.49Line 269: fclose($slider_export);50Line 270: if($custom_animations){ fclose($custom_animations); }51Line 271: if($dynamic_captions){ fclose($dynamic_captions); }52Line 272: if($static_captions){ fclose($static_captions); } </div> <footer class="entry-footer"> 发布于 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/theme-check-information" rel="bookmark"><time class="entry-date published updated" datetime="2021-12-27T18:26:42+08:00">2021 年 12 月 27 日</time></a>标签 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/tag/plugins" rel="tag">plugins</a><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/theme-check-information#respond">Leave a comment</a> </footer> </article> <article id="post-484" class="post-484 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-document tag-plugins"> <header class="entry-header"> <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-yoast-seo-with-avada" rel="bookmark">How To Use Yoast SEO With Avada</a></h2> </header> <div class="entry-content"> How To Use Yoast SEO With AvadaYoast SEO is the world』s leading SEO plugin for WordPress. This plugin analyses your content for SEO issues, and using a simple traffic light system, gives you step by step options for improving the SEO friendliness of your content. The plugin is 100% compatible with Avada, and is one of our recommended plugins. Read on to discover more about this amazing plugin, and watch the video below for a visual overview.,Overview Installation Settings Which Content Can Be Optimized? The Yoast SEO Panel Using The Plugin Conclusion,InstallationTo install Yoast SEO, simply head to the Avada > Plugins page, mouse over Yoast SEO, and click install. This will install and activate the plugin with one click. This places the SEO link in the Dashboard Menu, and the Yoast SEO panel on all pages, posts and custom post types. Yoast SEO comes in a free and a premium version, and it has a number of other extensions as well. But let』s just look at the free version, which you can use to great effect. 767,645 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada767,645 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada767,645 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada,SettingsYoast has a number of settings, all designed to help you configure the plugin to best suit your site and your needs. The best place to start is the General tab. Here, you will find a Configuration Wizard, as well as Problems and Notifications areas. It』s a good idea to run the Configuration Wizard as a first step, as this eight step process helps you set up the needed technical optimisation of your site for SEO. Still in the General panel, there is a Features tab, which has a range of features you can enable or disable, with links to the Yoast website explaining each one. There is also a Webmaster Tools tab, where you can connect your site to your preferred Webmaster tools site. In the Search Appearance panel, there are further tabs with options for Title Separators, Content Types, Media, Taxonomies, Archives, Breadcrumbs and RSS. Some of these options are configured for you when completing the Configuration Wizard. There is also a Social panel, where you can connect and configure your Social accounts, and a Tools panel, that has a range of tools, including an import and export options, so you can import or export your settings for use on another blog. You can even import settings from other SEO plugins you may have used. Ther』s also a File Editor, a Bulk Editor, and a Text Link Counter. Finally, there is a Premium panel, which outlines the advantages of the Premium version of Yoast SEO, and also offers Yoast SEO Extensions.,Which Content Can Be Optimized?Once you have configured the plugin to your liking, it』s time to start using it. But which content can you use it on, and is all content equal? Yoast SEO, by default, will be available on all custom post type, taxonomies, and other pages you have, from pages, posts, portfolio items, FAQ items, and even things like WooCommmerce products. You can use the Yoast SEO panel on any of these items to help optimize the content for SEO purposes. But it will typically be posts that are the easiest to work with, and which will give the biggest cost/benefit ratio. This is largely because their content can be tailored to a specific keyphrase, and as such will be easier to optimise for SEO purposes. You can blog to a predefined list of desirable keyphrases and customize your content so that the posts are easy to optimize with Yoast SEO, giving your site lots of new entry points in the SERPs.,The Yoast SEO PanelTo use the Yoast SEO panel, you need to be editing the content in the back end. The Panel will be towards the bottom of the page, under the Editor. If it』s not there, check your Screen Options, at the top right of your page, and ensure the Yoast SEO box is ticked. The panel is empty when you first load your page/post, and the first thing to do to use it, is to add your focus keyword/keyphrase. This is the term you want to be found for when people search in a search engine. For more information on Focus Keyphrases, click the question mark right next to the Focus Keyphrase Title on the Yoast SEO panel. Once you have added a Focus Keyphrase, the SEO Analysis will populate, showing you the initial Google Preview and analysis of your content, from an SEO perspective. See below for the three main areas of the panel, the Focus Keyphrase section, the Google Preview section, and the SEO analysis section.,Using The PluginFrom here on in, it』s pretty much up to you. The way you use the plugin is to look at the analysis results, and address the issues listed in the problem and improvement sections. For example, the first one in the Problem section in the screenshot above is Outbound Links. Yoast SEO tells you to go add some. If you do, that item will move to the Good results section, and your page will be one step closer towards that Green light. Most issues are relatively easy to fix and involve tweaking the content to improve its SEO rankability. You don』t have to address every point, but the more you do, the better the page will rank in the SERPs for your Focus Keyphrase. At some point, as you make your improvements, the page will rank as Green. You may still have a few items in the Problems and Improvements sections, but the smiley face in the SEO Analysis section will turn Green, and at the top of the page, as can be seen in the inset in the screenshot below, the SEO icon in the Publish Panel will also turn green. Watch the video at the top of the page to see an example of editing a post, so that all items end in the Good Results section, as seen below.,ConclusionOnce your page is green, all you need to do now is wait for the Search engine Bots to reindex the page, and over time, the page should start to rise in the SERPs. Just note that this plugin and process will not guarantee a better result in the SERPs. There are many complex factors at play with SEO, not least of which is the popularity of the Keyword Phrase you are trying to rank for. SEO is a huge topic and well outside the scope of this document, but hopefully, you can see how easy it is to use Yoast SEO and how it can help you tweak your content so that it has the best chance of being listed higher in the Search Results. </div> <footer class="entry-footer"> 发布于 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-yoast-seo-with-avada" rel="bookmark"><time class="entry-date published updated" datetime="2021-12-27T18:26:41+08:00">2021 年 12 月 27 日</time></a>标签 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/tag/plugins" rel="tag">plugins</a><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-yoast-seo-with-avada#respond">Leave a comment</a> </footer> </article> <article id="post-483" class="post-483 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-document tag-plugins"> <header class="entry-header"> <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-the-events-calendar-with-avada" rel="bookmark">How To Use The Events Calendar With Avada</a></h2> </header> <div class="entry-content"> How To Use The Events Calendar With AvadaThe Events Calendar plugin, developed by Modern Tribe, is a plugin designed to create and manage events on your website with ease. The Events Calendar is 100% design integrated with the Avada Website Builder. The Events Calendar plugin offers a Pro version as well as a Free version. The Free version is fully featured, however, if you want to receive premium support and additional features, then you can purchase the Pro version. To see the list of features and differences for each version, and to purchase the Pro version, see this site. You can also view the Avada Church or the Avada Craft Beer prebuilt websites to see the Events Calendar plugin in action. OverviewHow To Install The Events Calendar PluginMain Events PageHow To Change The Main Events Page SlugDisplay Settings Creating Events Events Calendar Avada Global OptionsGeneral Events Calendar OptionsEvents Single Post OptionsEvents Calendar SidebarsAvada Builder Calendar ElementAdditional Plugin Resources,How To Install The Events Calendar PluginStep 1 – Go to Avada > Plugins / Add-ons and locate The Events Calendar plugin. Step 2 – Click the 『Install』 button. Step 3 – Once it』s finished installing successfully, it will be activated automatically. Click 『Return to Required Plugins Installer』 link and you will now see it has the Active status. Main Events PageWhen you install The Events Calendar plugin, it creates and registers a slug to showcase your events at /events. You can view an Avada Demo example of this here. It is important to understand that while the /events page on the front end appears to be a regular page, it is not an actual page you can edit in the WordPress back end. To learn how to change this slug, continue reading below. How To Change The Main Events Page SlugStep 1 – Navigate to the Events > Settings tab on your WordPress admin panel. Step 2 – On the 『General』 tab, locate the 『Events URL Slug』 option. By default, it』s set to events. Simply change it to the slug you』d wish to use. Step 3 – You can also change the 『Single Event URL Slug』 option to change the slug for single event pages. By default, it』s set to event. Simply change it to the slug you』d wish to use. Ideally, the Events URL slug should be plural, and the Single Events URL slug singular. Step 4 – Once done, click the 『Save Changes』 button. IMPORTANT NOTE: If the option is unavailable, it may be because your permalinks aren』t set correctly. Your permalinks must be set to any setting except Plain. You can customize your permalinks by going to the Settings > Permalinks on your WordPress admin panel.Display SettingsThere are a lot of settings for the Events Calendar, and they are mostly straightforward and well documented on the Events Calendar Support Site, but there are a couple of options in the Display Tab, that greatly affect how your events look and worth a quick look. Firstly, there is a setting there called 『Enable event views』. These are the different ways to view an event, and by default all three are chosen. The user can switch between the various views on the front end, and this limits what view they can see. Another important setting, directly under this one, is the 『Default view』 setting. This controls which view is loaded initially by default. The views are all quite different, so test them to see which one suits your events the best. 767,657 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada767,657 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada767,657 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada,Creating EventsAt the heart of the Events Calendar plugin are the individual events. These are created from the WordPress dashboard at Events > Add New. After adding your event title, you can add the details of the event through the normal WordPress editor. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you don』t see the option to use Avada Builder on Events, make sure to check the Avada Builder Settings and check that 『Event』 has been ticked in the registered Post Types.In the right hand sidebar, like a blog post, you can choose or create categories, and also add a featured image that will be used in the Event display. There are also a few Event options in this sidebar. But the remainder of the content comes from The Events Calendar box, immediately under the editor. Here you add the date and time for the event, as well as the organizer and the location for the event (which you can reuse). There is a link field for an external event website, and there is a place to add a cost for the event. For additional functionality including recurring events, ticket sales, publicly submitted events, you might want to go for the Premium version and the additional add-ons available. View the Modern Tribe Creating An Event documentation,Events Calendar Avada Global OptionsThe main Avada Global Options for Events Calendar are divided into two sections, namely, the General Events Calendar section which contains general options and the Events Single Posts section that houses specific options for the events single posts only. There are also options to manage Events Calendar sidebars in the Avada > Options > Sidebars > Events Calendar Posts section. General Events Calendar OptionsDisplay Events Page Title – Controls if the native page title for events calendar archive pages should be displayed above or below the filter bar, or if it should be disabled. Options are Above Below, & Disabled. Events Primary Color Overlay Text Color – Controls the color of text when the primary color is the background. Events Filter Bar Background Color – Controls the background color for the events calendar filter bar. Events Filter Bar Text Color – Controls the color of the event filter bar text. Events Monthly Calendar Heading Background Color – Controls the background color of the numbered heading in the calendar. Events Monthly Calendar Background Color – Controls the background color of each day in the calendar. Events Tooltip Background Color – Controls the background color for the event tooltip. Events Tooltip Body Text Color – Controls the color of the tooltip body text. Events Border Color – Controls the various border colors around the events calendar. Events Featured Image Hover Type – Allows you to set the hover type for the event featured images. Choose between None, Zoom In, Zoom Out, or Lift Up. Events Image Background Size For List View – Allows you to select if the event image displays auto or covered in the list view. Choose between Cover or Auto. Events Separator Heading Font Size – Controls the font size of the month and day separator headings on events archive page. Events Single Post OptionsEvents Social Sharing Box – Allows you to turn the social sharing box on single events posts On or Off. Events Single Post Meta Layout – Sets the layout of the single events meta data. You can choose from Sidebar, Below Content, or Disabled. Events Single Sidebar Width – Controls the width of the sidebar when only one sidebar is present. Events Dual Sidebar Width 1 – Controls the width of sidebar 1 when dual sidebars are present. Events Dual Sidebar Width 2 – Controls the width of sidebar 2 when dual sidebars are present. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Background Color – Controls the background color of the single event post sidebar(s) / meta content. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Padding – Controls the sidebar padding for single event post sidebar(s) / meta content. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Widget Heading Font Size – Controls the size of the sidebar widget heading for single event posts. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Widget Title Background Color – Controls the background color of the sidebar widget / meta content title for single event posts. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Widget Headings Color – Controls the color of the sidebar widget / meta content heading for single event posts. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Text Font Size – Controls the size of the text in the single event post sidebar / meta content. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Text Color – Controls the color of the text in the single event post sidebar / meta content. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Link Color – Controls the color of the link text in the single event post sidebar / meta content. Events Sidebar / Meta Content Divider Color – Controls the color of the dividers in the single event post sidebar / meta content. Events Calendar SidebarsIMPORTANT NOTE: The Events Calendar sidebar settings are located in the Avada > Theme Options > Sidebars section.Activate Global Sidebar For Events Calendar Posts – Allows you to turn global sidebars for Events Calendar posts On or Off. Global Events Calendar Sidebar 1 – Allows you to select which widget area to display as the 1st sidebar on all Events Calendar posts and archives pages. Select None to hide the 1st sidebar. Global Events Calendar Sidebar 2 – Allows you to select which widget area to display as the 2nd sidebar on all Events Calendar posts and archives pages. Sidebar 2 can only be used if sidebar 1 is selected. Select None to hide the 2nd sidebar. Global Events Calendar Sidebar Position – Allows you to control the position of the 1st sidebar for all Events Calendar posts and archive pages. If a 2nd sidebar is selected, it will be displayed on the opposite side.,The Events ElementThe Events Element can be found within the Builder Elements when creating any page or post. Please see the Events Element document for more info! The Events Element,Additional Plugin ResourcesBelow is a list of articles and resources that you can use to better learn how to use The Events Calendar plugin. The Events Calendar』s Support CenterThe Events Calendar』s Pre-Sale QuestionsThe Events Calendar』s KnowledgebaseThe Events Calendar』s Technical Documents </div> <footer class="entry-footer"> 发布于 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-the-events-calendar-with-avada" rel="bookmark"><time class="entry-date published updated" datetime="2021-12-27T18:26:41+08:00">2021 年 12 月 27 日</time></a>标签 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/tag/plugins" rel="tag">plugins</a><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-the-events-calendar-with-avada#respond">Leave a comment</a> </footer> </article> <article id="post-482" class="post-482 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-document tag-plugins"> <header class="entry-header"> <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-hubspot-with-avada" rel="bookmark">How To Use HubSpot With Avada</a></h2> </header> <div class="entry-content"> How To Use HubSpot With AvadaHubSpot is an inbound marketing and sales cloud-based software suite, and their free plugin has recently been added to Avada』s recommended plugins. For more details on HubSpot, please see our informative blog post. If you are keen to take advantage of this integrated CRM, you need to both install the plugin, and connect, or set up, a HubSpot account. Setting up HubSpot with Avada is very easy, so read on. Install The PluginThe first step is to install the free HubSpot plugin. This could not be easier. Simply head to the plugins page (Avada > Plugins) and click once on HubSpot to install and activate the plugin. Connect Your AccountOnce you have installed the plugin, you will be redirected to a page where you can either connect to an existing HubSpot account, or you can create a new one. Once you have connected your account, you』re all set up. You will see the HubSpot Dashboard, and be able to implement Popup Forms, add HubSpot Forms and Live Chat to your site, and your HubSpot account will be fully intergated with your website. HubSpot is an awesome CRM, and integrating it with your Avada website gives you a marketing powerhouse. Read our How To Setup And Use HubSpot Live Chat With Avada doc for more information on starting to implement some of the available HubSpot tools. The HubSpot Plugin Free Tools and CRMUtilize HubSpot』s free marketing, sales, service, and CRM tools to help grow your online business. Free CRM ToolsFree Marketing ToolsFree Sales ToolsFree Customer Services ToolsFree CRM Tools Contact Management: Build views and run automated actions to manage your contacts and data easily. Contact Website Activity: Get insight into what a contact is doing on your website. See page views, form submissions, sales activity, and more, all in one place. Companies: Store records for every company in your database. View all your company details and communications in a single place. Deals: Store, track, manage and report on the deals (sometimes referred to as 「opportunities」) your sales team is working. Tasks & Activities: Store, track, manage and report on the tasks and activities that make up your relationships with customers.Company Insights: See useful insights about companies you』re dealing with appearing in your database. So your sales team can spend more time selling and less time digging. Gmail and Outlook Integration: Connect HubSpot CRM to your Gmail or Outlook inbox to send email from the CRM, set up a shared team email account, and access dozens of other useful, time-saving tools. HubSpot Connect Integrations: Explore the integrations library and connect your HubSpot account to other tools that you love to use. Custom Support Form Fields: Add custom fields to your support forms to gather the right information for your team, and generate tickets. Prospects: Use the prospects tool to see which companies are visiting your site and see any available insights about them too. Ticketing: Log customer issues as tickets. They can then be assigned to team members, organized and prioritized, and tracked in a central location. Forms: Add pop-up, embedded, and collected forms to any web page tracked in your HubSpot account to gather the contact details that your business needs. Ad Management: Connect accounts from supported ad networks to your HubSpot account. Create audiences from your HubSpot CRM and see which ads are generating customers. Conversations Inbox: Set up a shared inbox — for all incoming email and live chats — that your whole team can work from efficiently managing 1-to-1 communications at scale. Reporting Dashboards: See detailed metrics on sales activity and performance. Use the data to know how you』re doing and where to improve. Email Tracking & Notifications: Track one-off emails to contacts. Receive real-time notifications when emails are opened or clicked. Email Templates: Save and reuse your best performing emails and share them with your team for a faster and more consistent way to communicate with prospects. Canned Snippets: Create a bank of reusable answers for prospects』 most frequently asked questions that you can quickly add to live chats or emails to save time and help prospects faster. Documents: Build a library of sales documents that you can easily share with prospects. Get insight into when and where prospects are most engaged. Calling: Call prospects through VOIP from inside your HubSpot account. Calls can be recorded and auto-logged on the contact record for future reference. Meeting Scheduling: Share a link with customers that lets them see when you』re free and book meetings with you, cutting out those tedious 『what time works best for you』 emails. Messenger Integration: Automatically capture contact information, have two-way communications with your audience, create chatbots, and report on chat volume through Facebook Messenger. Free Marketing Tools All Features of HubSpot CRM: Marketing Hub is built on top of HubSpot CRM, giving you access to all the tools you see in the HubSpot CRM. Forms: Add pop-up, embedded, and collected forms to any web page tracked in your HubSpot account to gather the contact details that your business needs. Email Marketing: Send bulk emails that are tested and optimized for different devices and inboxes. Create better emails with a drag and drop editor and personalization tokens. Ad Management: Connect accounts from supported ad networks to your HubSpot account. Create audiences from your HubSpot CRM and see which ads are generating customers. List Segmentation: Create static or dynamically updating contact lists based on various criteria using HubSpot CRM properties. Use them to power more personalized content in email, on the web, and more. Conversations Inbox: Set up a shared inbox — for all incoming email and live chats — that your whole team can work from efficiently managing 1-to-1 communications at scale. Team Email: Connect team-wide email addresses to your Conversation inbox. Turn incoming emails into tickets, or send them straight into your shared inbox. No more questions slipping through the cracks. Live Chat: Have 1-to-1 live chats with visitors as they browse your site, and give the information they need to turn them into qualified leads. Conversational Bots: Use a bot to connect visitors to the right rep, route visitors to the most helpful content, and scale 1-to-1 communications. Mobile Optimization: Create content that looks good on multiple device types, and see it before it goes out. User Roles: Give each team member using your account the right permission levels for different functionality. Reporting Dashboards: Get in-depth, customizable data on your marketing performance, so you know how you』re doing and where to improve. Messenger Integration: Automatically capture contact information, have two-way communications with your audience, create chatbots, and report on chat volume through Facebook Messenger. Free Sales ToolsAll Features of HubSpot CRM: Sales Hub is built on top of HubSpot CRM, giving you access to all the tools you see in the HubSpot CRM. Live Chat: Chat 1-to-1 with visitors as they browse your site, and give them the information they need about your business. Conversational Bots: Scale live chat using bots. They can qualify leads, collect and store contact data, book meetings, and send leads to the right salesperson. Team Email: Connect team-wide email addresses to your Conversation inbox. Turn incoming emails into tickets, or send them straight into your shared inbox. No more questions slipping through the cracks. Conversations Inbox: Set up a shared inbox — for all incoming email and live chats — that your whole team can work from efficiently managing 1-to-1 communications at scale. Calling: Call prospects through VOIP from inside your HubSpot account. Calls can be recorded and auto-logged on the contact record for future reference. Email Scheduling: Write one-to-one prospect emails, and schedule them for the right send and receipt time. Email Tracking & Notifications: Track one-off emails to contacts. Receive real-time notifications when emails are opened or clicked. Email Templates: Save and reuse your best performing emails and share them with your team for a faster and more consistent way to communicate with prospects. Canned Snippets: Create a bank of reusable answers for prospects』 most frequently asked questions that you can quickly add to live chats or emails to save time and help prospects faster. Documents: Build a library of sales documents that you can easily share with prospects. Get insight into when and where prospects are most engaged. Meeting Scheduling: Share a link with customers that lets them see when you』re free and book meetings with you, cutting out those tedious 『what time works best for you』 emails. Reporting Dashboards: See detailed metrics on sales activity and performance. Use the data to know how you』re doing and where to improve. Deal Pipeline: Keep track of deals and predict future revenue based on how likely they are to close. Messenger Integration: Automatically capture contact information, have two-way communications with your audience, create chatbots, and report on chat volume through Facebook Messenger. Free Customer Service ToolsAll Features of HubSpot CRM: Service Hub is built on top of HubSpot CRM, giving you access to all the tools you see in the HubSpot CRM. Ticketing: Log customer issues as tickets. They can then be assigned to team members, organized and prioritized, and tracked in a central location. Live Chat: Chat directly with customers through a live chat widget on your website, giving them the help they need, when they need it. Conversations Inbox: Organize customer questions, including live chats and emails, in a shared inbox. Accessible to your entire team so you can manage 1-to-1 customer communications at scale. Calling: Call prospects through VOIP from inside your HubSpot account. Calls can be recorded and auto-logged on the contact record for future reference. Conversational Bots: Use a bot to create tickets and send visitors to the right service rep, or knowledge base article. Improving the efficiency of live chat and helping you to scale 1-to-1 communications. Team Email: Connect team-wide email addresses to your Conversation inbox. Turn incoming emails into tickets, or send them straight into your shared inbox. No more questions slipping through the cracks. Canned Snippets: Create a bank of reusable answers for prospects』 most frequently asked questions that you can quickly add to live chats or emails to save time and help prospects faster. Email Templates: Save and reuse your most helpful emails. Share them with your team for faster and more consistent customer communication. Meeting Scheduling: Share a link with customers that lets them see when you』re free and book meetings with you, cutting out those tedious 『what time works best for you』 emails. Tickets Closed Reports: Measure your customer service efforts. Get in-depth reports that show volume, category, and response times. Rep Productivity Reports: See productivity and response times broken down by rep, and use the data to spot high performers and who needs help. Time-to-close Reports: See how long customers are waiting for their questions to be solved, and use the data to improve response times and processes. Reporting Dashboards: Get data on your marketing, sales, and customer service performance. Use the data to know how you』re doing and where to improve. Email Tracking & Notifications: Track one-off emails to contacts. Receive real-time notifications when emails are opened or clicked. Documents: Build a library of resources and collateral that you can easily share with customers. Get insight into when and where they are most engaged. Messenger Integration: Automatically capture contact information, have two-way communications with your audience, create chatbots, and report on chat volume through Facebook Messenger. </div> <footer class="entry-footer"> 发布于 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-hubspot-with-avada" rel="bookmark"><time class="entry-date published updated" datetime="2021-12-27T18:26:41+08:00">2021 年 12 月 27 日</time></a>标签 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/tag/plugins" rel="tag">plugins</a><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-hubspot-with-avada#respond">Leave a comment</a> </footer> </article> <article id="post-481" class="post-481 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-document tag-plugins"> <header class="entry-header"> <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-filebird-pro-with-avada" rel="bookmark">How To Use FileBird Pro With Avada</a></h2> </header> <div class="entry-content"> How To Use FileBird Pro With AvadaFileBird Pro is a premium WordPress media library folders & file manager tool developed by NinjaTeam. FileBird is is bundled with the Avada Website Builder and 100% free with your purchase of Avada via Themeforest. It has a well designed, simple interface, it』s easy to use and comes with all the features you need. Read below to find out all you need to know about this fantasic free premium plugin, and watch the video for a visual overview.,What is FileBird?FileBird is a WordPress media management plugin that gives you the ability to create virtual folders and subfolders and help you organize your website media content effectively, without breaking any permalinks. How does FileBird work?Free with your purchase of the Avada Website Builder, let』s take a closer look at how this plugin works and what it has to offer when it comes to sorting out that pesky mess in the WordPress media library. Full, Single Toolbar Control in your Sidebar with Drag and DropWith FileBird』s resizable, sidebar toolbar, provides you with the ultimate control over the folders you created to help manage your uploaded files, uploading new files, move existing files and rearrange folders, all with drag and drop. Single Toolbar Control View:Drag & Drop Feature:Easy MigrationImport and seamlessly synchronize media structure from Enhanced Media Library, WP Media Folder by JoomUnited, WordPress Media Library Folders by Max Foundry and Real Media Library Folders. Powerful Search and Sort FeaturesNot only does FileBird Allow you to sort and search files and folders in it』s media library sidebar, it allows you to do the exact same sort and search in the FileBird Browser when editing a page or post. Search Option:Filter Option:Unlimited Folders and SubfoldersBoost productivity and multitasking and manage your media content by categorizing them in folders and subfolders. The full FileBird offers unlimited folders and nested folders, however, the Ninja Team also created a FileBird Lite version that supports up to 10 folders, including subfolder, for those who have less requirements, but still need to group their WordPress library media content. Create Unlimited Folders & Subfolders:Bulk Select and DeleteBulk select is a feature that gives you the means to easily select multiple files and folders so you can move then or to delete folders. Deleting folders moves your files to the uncategorized folder, keeping your media content intact. Bulk select and Delete Feature:Smart Sidebar & NavigationWithin the stratified sidebar, you can right-click to create, rename, cut, paste or delete any folder. Smart Context Menu:Many Languages And RTL SupportedFileBird supports the most popular languages such as English, Spanish, Italian, French, Germany, etc., and fully supports RTL languages such as Hebrew, Arabic, and more. Quick Overview Easy Migration Powerful search and sort options Create unlimited folders and subfolders Drag and Drop Bulk select files or folders Intuitive User Interface Smart Context Menu RTL Support SummaryAre you a website administrator? A freelancer? Do you have hundreds or thousands of website media files to manage? The answer to the clutter-free organization for your Avada website is FileBird. </div> <footer class="entry-footer"> 发布于 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-filebird-pro-with-avada" rel="bookmark"><time class="entry-date published updated" datetime="2021-12-27T18:26:41+08:00">2021 年 12 月 27 日</time></a>标签 <a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/tag/plugins" rel="tag">plugins</a><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-filebird-pro-with-avada#respond">Leave a comment</a> </footer> </article> <article id="post-480" class="post-480 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-document tag-plugins"> <header class="entry-header"> <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://avada.wpwenku.com/document/how-to-use-convert-plus-with-avada" rel="bookmark">How To Use Convert Plus With Avada</a></h2> </header> <div class="entry-content"> How To Use Convert Plus With AvadaConvert Plus is an all-in-one WordPress Popup plugin that will help you generate more leads and get more email subscribers. With this plugin, you can create beautiful pop ups in minutes, and start converting your website visitors into subscribers, social followers, and customers. Below we provide you information on how to install and activate the plugin, the options of the Convert Plus Avada Builder Element, and the direct link to the Convert Plus documentation from the plugin creator』s website.,767,650 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada767,650 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada767,650 Businesses Trust Avada Get Avada,The World』s Easiest Popup Plugin Generate more subscribers & sales conversions using popups, header & footer bars, slide-in forms, sidebar widgets, in-line forms, social buttons — all in one plugin! Conversion-Ready Templates The best thing about Convert Plus is a huge library of beautiful templates that are proven to work. The templates are highly customizable and and easy to tweak. Everything You Need In One Popup Plugin! Easily build professional popups forms & A/B test them in real time. Thousands of marketers are using Convert Plus to increase their conversion rates faster and more effectively. Installation and ActivationAs with required, premium, and recommended plugins for Avada, you can install and activate Convert Plus plugin via the Avada > Plugins / Add-ons section. Learn More About Plugin InstallationPlugin UpdatesThe Convert Plus plugin is an Avada bundled plugin and as of Avada 5.4.1, it can be updated independently and outside of an Avada theme update. The update notification will be visible and can be accessed via the Avada > Plugins / Add-ons section. Convert Plus Fusion Builder ElementA new Avada Builder element, Convert Plus, has also been added for modal usage. Please check below to read more about the available options, or check out the Convert Plus Element doc. Select Module – Controls the module that you want to use. Choose from Modal, Info Bar, or Slide In. Select Modal/Info Bar/Slide In – Controls the modal, info bar, or slide in, that you want to use. Modals, Info Bars, or Slide Ins with status 「Pause」 are not included as they won』t display until you make them 「Live」. Launch Type – Controls how the module will be launched. Choose from Manual Trigger or Inline Display. Content – Allows you to enter some content on the text block. This option is not available if you choose Inline Display as Launch Type. Convert Plus DocumentationConvert Plus is a third party plugin created by BrainstormForce. ThemeFusion is not affiliated with the Convert Plus plugin, we only bundle it with our theme for our customers to use. All documentation for the plugin can be found on the vendor』s website. 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