In addition to all the standard Avada Page Options, Avada offers several exclusive options for you to use for each individual FAQ item. When creating or editing a FAQ item, scroll below the WordPress Content Editor to find the FAQ tab inside the Avada Page Options box. Inside that tab are all the individual FAQ settings, and page settings that can be set for each FAQ item. In addition, we』ve listed the rest of the tabs you will see when editing a FAQ item.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Avada Page Options will override the global options set in Avada Theme Options.FAQ Tab – Displayed only on FAQ items. These options will affect the FAQ items they』re set on. View the FAQ options here.
Continue reading below to know more about these FAQ options.Sliders Tab – These options allow you to set a slider on the page and customize it. View the Slider options here.Page Tab – These options allow you to set page』s padding and the like. View Page options here.Header Tab – These options allow you to show/hide the header, customize it, or upload a background image. View the Header options here.Footer Tab – These options allow you to show/hide the footer and it』s other footer elements. View the Footer options here.Sidebars Tab – These options allow you to set sidebars on the page. View Sidebar options here.
Note: The Global Sidebars option located in 『Avada Theme Options > Sidebars』 must be disabled for these options to take effect.Background Tab – These options allow you to set the layout of the page. View the Background options here.Page Title Bar Tab – These options allow you to show/hide the page title bar on the page. View the Page Title Bar options here. Click Here To Learn More About Avada』s Options Network SystemFAQ TabShow First Featured Image – Show the 1st featured image on single post pages.
Featured Image Dimensions – Allows you to set the dimensions of the featured image in pixels or percentage, ex: 100% or 100px. Or Use 「auto」 for automatic resizing if you added either width or height.
Video Embed Code – Allows you to attach a video through inserting Youtube or Vimeo embed code.
Show Previous/Next Pagination – Allows you to show or hide the post navigation.
Show Post Meta – Allows you to show or hide the post meta.
Show Social Share Box – Allows you to show or hide the social share box.
Show Author Info Box – Allows you to show or hide the author info box.
Show Related Posts – Allows you to show or hide related posts on this post.
Show Comments – Allows you to show or hide comments area.
Custom Fonts
Typography options abound when using Avada. You can use standard font families, such as Arial, Helvetica etc, you can select from hundreds of Google Fonts, and if that』s not enough, you can even upload custom fonts to use anywhere on your site. Read below to find out more.
How To Upload A Custom FontIn Avada 4.0 or higher, you can now upload unlimited custom fonts to your site and assign them to any area of the site that has a font-family option. To learn how to upload and use custom fonts, please continue reading below.
Step 1 – Download the custom font you』d like to use and make sure you receive all 5 web font files; .woff2, .woff, .ttf, .svg, and .eot. Each one is required.
Step 2 – Navigate to Avada > Theme Fusion > Typography > Custom Fonts.
Step 3 – In this panel, there will be a repeater field where you can upload each of the 5 web font files you』ve downloaded. For example, upload the .woff2 font file to the 『WOFF2』 field, and so on.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you get an error when uploading your fonts, such as: 『Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons』, a solution to this is to temporarily add this line to your wp-config.php file:
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If you are unsure how to do this, please seek help from your host.Step 4 – Once you』ve uploaded all the required font files to their respective fields, click the 『Save Changes』 button then refresh the page. After you refresh the page, you will now be able to select your new custom fonts. They will be listed under 『Custom Fonts』 on any Font Family option dropdown.
Step 5 – To add another custom font, simply click the 『Add』 button on the lower right side and repeat step 1 to step 4.
Step 6 – To delete a custom font, expand the custom font that you』d like to delete, then click the 『Delete』 button.
CSS & JS Compilers
IMPORTANT NOTE: As of Avada 5.8, the Dynamic CSS and JS options are now found in the Performance tab.The CSS Compiler was introduced in Avada version 3.8. The CSS Compiler is a great way to optimize the CSS styles which are dynamically generated from the various option settings on your site. This is done by compiling the styles into one file for each page/post, providing a performance boost. The JS compiler is mainly for debugging purposes and should remain enabled on your site. Please continue reading below to learn more about the JS & CSS Compiler.
What Is The CSS Compiler?When the CSS Compiler is disabled, each option which relates to the page / post being loaded is processed by your server and the styles are all compiled into a single stylesheet which is loaded in the page through the tag. Since these styles can change based on your settings, they』re referred to as 「Dynamic CSS」 styles. The processing of each option into a compiled stylesheet happens on each page load which requires more work for the server. The CSS Compiler can be enabled, for increased efficiency.
IMPORTANT NOTE
In Avada 4+ the CSS Compiler option is enabled by default.Explanation of Each Compiler MethodThe CSS Compiler will save the work the server did when compiling the options into a stylesheet so it doesn』t have to be repeated each page load. There are two methods of storing the Dynamic CSS which you can choose from or Disabled. Just select the method of your choice and save the Theme Options.
File – When you enable the File compiling method, your styles will be saved as a .css file for the page/post it relates to. This file will be stored in wp-content/uploads/avada-styles and loaded when the page is loaded again. This saves the server the work of having to process your site』s settings on each page load. This will remove Avada styling from loading in thetag. Note: This file will automatically be regenerated when you update your settings. If you have a caching plugin or server cache on your site, you should clear your cache to ensure your changes are loaded.
Database – The Database method will save the compiled CSS in the database instead of as a file. The styles will be loaded in thetag as inline styles for this method as apposed to a .css file as with the File method. This method can increase your database size considerably if you have a large site. For sites with 20-30 pages, this won』t be a problem. However, if you update your website regularly with new content and posts (for example 10K+ blog and portfolio posts), using the Database method is not recommended.Disabled – When the Compiler is disabled, it will not save the styles in any way. Each setting will be compiled anew into Dynamic CSS and loaded through thetag as inline styling. This is the least efficient method.Page Source Without CSS CompilerPage Source With CSS CompilerThe JS CompilerThe JS compiler (JavaScript Compiler) will be enabled by default. This will combine individual Avada related JS files into a single loadable file. This improves efficiency in page load times. Disabling the JS compiler will load the individual and unminified JS files.
Reset Fusion CachesThis button will allow you to reset all the Avada related compiled styles, compiled JS files and cleans up the database of any saved styling related entries. This normally happens automatically on your site when updating the theme or other actions like saving a page, your theme options, etc. However, you can use this button to manually clear your compiled styles, if you are uploading theme files via FTP or you notice your theme options not applying changes or odd behavior along the lines of your changes not taking effect.
Note: This won』t delete your settings or change your site appearance. It only affects compiled files which are a 「saved」 version of your settings. This won』t change your actual settings or affect them in any way.
Important Note About Server CacheFor unique cases where you are using cloud flare and a cache server, like varnish cache, enter your cache server IP to clear the theme options Dynamic CSS cache. If you do not do this you may not see your changes instantly on refresh. Consult with your server admin to find out your server IP address.
Load Media-Queries Files AsynchronouslyAnother option that can improve performance on mobile and desktop is the Load Media-Queries Files Asynchronously which is available only in Avada version 5.6 or higher. This option can be found in Avada > Theme Options > Advanced > Dynamic CSS & JS. Let』s have some examples below.
Example 1:
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Copy to Clipboard1 1The browser gets the HTML, and then it starts loading all the assets. When it sees Example 1, it stops, gets the file, and when the file is loaded then it continues parsing the rest of the document. If it finds another stylesheet like Example 1, it stops again, gets that file, and once done then it continues with the rest of the document. That』s what is called a 「render-blocking stylesheet」 and is usually something that should be avoided for performance.
However when the browser sees Example 2, it doesn』t stop. It downloads the file in the background while it loads the rest of the page. If the user』s screen-size is a minimum of 700px, then it applies the styles contained in it.
In Avada 5.6, we split a lot of CSS and created separate stylesheets, 1 for each media-query. The main stylesheet is still render-blocking, but since its size got reduced it can load faster, while all styles that depend on the screen-size are now not render-blocking. They get downloaded all at the same time (so faster), and the browser then applies them.
When you set Load Media-Queries Files Asynchronously option to OFF, all media-queries are compiled inside the main CSS file – just like it works in previous versions. If set to ON, then they are separate files. The main compiled CSS file is smaller in size, and all media-queries are loaded asynchronously.
Read Google Docs Render Blocking CSS
Container Background Parallax Options
Container Background Images can also have a parallax effect applied to them. There are a range of options with regard how the image should move. These options can be found in the BG tab of any container element, once a background image has been chosen.
Below is an example of a container with a background image that has a parallax effect applied to it. The direction chosen is left, and the speed is the default .3. As you can see as you scroll, the image moves to the left. On a mobile device the image will not move as Enable Parallax on Mobile has been set to No on this container.,There are three parallax related options. The first is Background Parallax. There are six options here.
No Parallax – This is the default setting on Containers, with no parallax effects.
Fixed (fixed on desktop, non-fixed on mobile) – As the title makes clear, this makes the background image fixed when viewing on a desktop size screen, with the image not being fixed on mobile screens.
Up (moves up on desktop and mobile) – This option makes the image move in an upwards direction as you scroll down the page.
Down (moves down on desktop and mobile) – This option makes the image move in a downwards direction as you scroll down the page.
Left (moves left on desktop and mobile) – This option makes the image move to the left as you scroll down the page.
Right (moves righton desktop and mobile) – This option makes the image move to the right as you scroll down the page.
There is also an option that controls the speed of the image movement – The value should be between 0.1 and 1.0. A lower number means slower scrolling speed. Higher scrolling speeds will enlarge the image more.
Mobile Parallax OptionsFor parallax movement on mobiles, there is the Enable Parallax on Mobile option. This works only for the up/down/left and right options. To disable parallax effects on mobile when using one of these options, set this option to No. As the description explains, parallax effects can cause slowdowns when your site is viewed on mobile devices.
Configure and Display Social Media Icons
Avada includes a wide range of social media icons that can be used in several locations on your site. All social media icons are CSS based font icons, which ensures that they are high quality, and can be configured using the available options. Continue reading below to learn more about how to set up the social media icons, how to customize different settings, and how to display them on your site.,Overview
Social Media Icons
Header Social Icons
Footer Social Icons
The Social Sharing Box
Social Links Element
Social Sharing Box Element
Social Links Widget
Social Media Icons Styling
Custom Social Media Icons
Social Media IconsIn the Social Media Icons panel, found at Avada > Options > Social Media > Social Media Icons, you will find a repeater field, to which you can add one social network at a time. You can add as many social links as you require. You can also add custom social links and icons here, which you can read more about below.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The social media icons and links that you insert on this tab will be the icons that will be displayed on your header or footer.How To Add Social Media IconsStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Social Media > Social Media Icons.
Step 2 – In the repeater field dropdown, select the social network that you』d like to add an icon for. For example, Facebook.
Step 3 – Under the 『Link (URL)』 field, enter the URL you』d like the social media icon to link to. For example, http://www.facebook.com/avada.
Step 4 – Once done, click the 『Add』 button to add it to the list.
Step 5 – To add another social media icon, simply repeat Step 2 to 4.
Step 6 – To delete a social media icon, expand the social media icon tab you』d like to delete, then click the 『Delete』 button on the lower right side.
Step 7 – To rearrange the order of the social media icons, simply drag and drop each tab until you achieve your desired order.
Step 8 – Once you』re done adding social media links, don』t forget to click the 『Save Changes』 button.
Header Social IconsOnce you have added Social Media Links, you can display them on your site. On the Header Content tab, found at Avada > Options > Header > Header Content, you can, if you have chosen a header layout that supports it, choose to show Social Links in the Header Content 1 or Header Content 2 field. Full instructions and screenshot below.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For social media icons to appear on your header, you must enable it and have the appropriate social media links set in the Social Media Icons tab.How To Display Social Media Icons On Your HeaderStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Header > Header Content.
Step 2 – Choose a header layout #2 – #5 (not available for header layouts 1, 6, 7).
Step 3 – Under 『Header Content 1』 or 『Header Content 2』 dropdowns, select the Social Links option to display social links on the header.
Step 4 – Don』t forget to save your changes by clicking the 『Save Changes』 button.
Styling Header Social Media IconsTo style your Header Social Media Icons, see the following steps.
Step 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Social Media > Header Social Icons Styling.
Step 2 – On this tab, you will find configuration options such as font size, tooltip position, color, and layout.
Step 3 – When you are done, click the Save Changes button.
Footer Social IconsYou can also display social media icons in your Footer. They draw from the same pool of social media icons set previously, but you can style them independently to the header social media icons. Continue reading below to learn how to display social media icons on your footer and customize them.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For social media icons to appear on your footer, you must enable it and have the appropriate social media links set in the Social Media Icons tab.How To Display Social Media Icons In Your FooterStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Social Media > Footer Social Icons Styling.
Step 2 – Locate the 『Display Social Icons In The Footer』 option and select On.
Step 3 – Under this tab, there are also several options that you can use to customize the appearance of the footer social media icons.
Step 4 – When finished, don』t forget to click the 『Save Changes』 button.
The Social Sharing BoxThe Social Sharing Box allows your viewers to share any blog or portfolio post using several social media networks. This feature can be enabled or disabled on any blog or portfolio single post page. On this tab, you can customize the social sharing box itself and the social media icons within it. Also in this section, we』ve included a quick guide on how to enable/disable the social sharing box on blog and portfolio posts.
How To Enable Social Sharing Box In All Single Blog Post PagesStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Blog > Blog Single Post.
Step 2 – Locate the Social Sharing Box option, and select 『On』 to enable the Social Sharing Box.
Step 3 – Don』t forget to save your changes by clicking the 『Save Changes』 button.
How To Enable Social Sharing Box In One Single Blog Post PageStep 1 – Navigate to the blog post you』d like to enable the Social Sharing Box in.
Step 2 – Under Page Options > Post tab, locate the Show Social Share Box option and set it to 『Show』.
Step 3 – Don』t forget to save your changes by clicking the Save Draft or Publish.
How To Enable Social Sharing Box In All Single Portfolio Post PagesStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Portfolio > Portfolio Single Post.
Step 2 – Locate the Social Sharing Box option, and select 『On』 to enable the Social Sharing Box.
Step 3 – Don』t forget to save your changes by clicking the 『Save Changes』 button.
How To Enable Social Sharing Box In One Single Portfolio Post PageStep 1 – Navigate to the portfolio post you』d like to enable the Social Sharing Box in.
Step 2 – Under Page Options > Portfolio tab, locate the Show Social Share Box option and set it to 『Show』.
Step 3 – Don』t forget to save your changes by clicking the Save Draft or Publish.
How To Style Social Sharing And IconsStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Social Media > Social Sharing.
Step 2 – Here you will see multiple options for social sharing such as the tagline, background color. You』ll also find options for the Social Sharing Icons such as font size, tooltip position, etc.
Step 3 – Under the Social Sharing Links section, you can select which social links to display on the Social Sharing Box. Simply choose 『On』 for the corresponding social link option that you』d like to show. For example, if you』d like your viewers to be able to share your portfolio or blog post on Facebook, then you will need to set the Facebook option to On.
Step 4 – Don』t forget to save your changes by clicking the 『Save Changes』 button.
How To Add The Social Sharing Element To A Page Or PostIMPORTANT NOTE: For social links to appear on the sharing box element, you must first set them in the Avada > Options > Social Media > Social Sharing panel.Step 1 – Navigate to the page or post where you』d like to add the Social Sharing Element.
Step 2 – Activate the Avada Builder by clicking the 『Use Avada Builder』 button.
Step 3 – Add a new Container to the page, and select your desired column layout.
Step 4 – Click the 『+ Element』 button to bring up the 『Elements』 window. Find the Social Sharing Element, and then click it to add it to the page and bring up its options window.
Step 5 – Customize the Social Sharing Element to your liking.
Step 6 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
Social Links ElementThe Social Links Element can be inserted in any page or post you create. To learn how to add and customize the Social Links Element, please continue reading below.
How To Add The Social Links Element To A Page Or PostStep 1 – Navigate to the page or post you』d like to add the Social Links element.
Step 2 – Activate the Avada Builder by clicking the 『Use Avada Builder』 button on the top of the content editor.
Step 3 – Add a new Container to the page, and select your desired column layout.
Step 4 – Click the 『+ Element』 button to bring up the 『Elements』 window. Find the Social Links element then click it to add it to the page and bring up it』s options window.
Step 5 – Add links to the respective social network fields you』d like to display. For example, if you』d like to display the Facebook social icon, you need to add a Facebook link to the Facebook field provided.
Step 6 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
How To Configure Social Links Elements GloballyIMPORTANT NOTE: On the 『Avada Builder Elements』 panel, the 『Social Icon Elements』 tab controls the global options for both the Social Links element and the Person element.Step 1 – Navigate to the Avada > Options > Avada Builder Elements panel.
Step 2 – On this panel, you』ll find the 『Social Links Elements』 tab. Under this tab, you』ll find several options that allow you to customize the appearance of the Social Links elements globally. Please keep in mind that this tab also controls the global options for the Person element.
Step 3 – Once done, click the 『Save Changes』 button.
Social Links WidgetYou can use the Social Links widget to insert social links to any widget-ready areas of your site; such as the footer, sliding bars, sidebars, mega menu columns, and the like. To learn how to add a Social Links widget to widget areas, please continue reading below.
How To Add A Social Links Widget To Widget AreasStep 1 – Navigate to the Appearance > Widgets tab on your WordPress admin sidebar.
Step 2 – You must first create a widget area. To learn more about this, please refer to our Widgets Section article.
Step 3 – Under the Available Widgets section, locate the 『Avada: Social Links』 widget. Then, drag and drop it to the widget area you』d like to add it to.
Step 4 – Once you add it to a widget area, the widget will automatically expand and display all the available customization options. Using these options, you can customize the widget and add your desired social links to their corresponding social network fields. For example, if you』d like to display a Facebook link, then enter that link under the 『Facebook Link』 field. View screenshot here.
NB. A few options to be aware of here: If you want to ensure your Social Media Links open in a new window, make sure to add 「_blank」 to the Link Target option. Also, you can add your own Social Media links by adding the link in the fields provided, or you can choose to Use Theme Option Links and/or Show Custom Links. See these options here.
Step 5 – Once done, click 『Save』.
Social Media Icons StylingThere are several configurable options that makes it easy to style your social media icon』s appearance. These options are found in the respective areas where social icons can be displayed. To learn how these options affect the social icons, please continue reading below.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The options to configure a particular set of social media icons depends on the area where they』re found. For example, if you』d like to change the social media icons displayed on the header, then you will need to go to the Avada > Options > Social Media > Header Social Icons tab.Social Icon Font SizeUse this option to increase or decrease the size of the social media icon. For example, 18px.
Social Icon Tooltip PositionCan be Top, Right, Bottom, Left or None. Choose the tooltip』s position.
Social Icon Color TypeCan be Custom Colors or Brand Colors. Sets each icon』s color to it』s brand colors or custom colors.
Social Icon BoxedCan be On or Off. Use this option to display the social icons in boxes or just icons.
Social Icon Boxed RadiusIf the 『Social Icon Boxed』 option is set to On, then this option controls the roundness of the box.
Social Icon Boxed PaddingIf the 『Social Icon Boxed』 option is set to On, then this option controls the interior padding of the icon.
Custom Social Media IconsAdding custom social media icons allows you to display social networks that are not included on the list. You can also choose to add custom social media icons for existing social networks if you』d prefer to use your own icons. You can add as many custom social media icons as you』d like. To learn how to add custom social media icons, please continue reading the instructions below.
How To Add Custom Social Media IconsStep 1 – Go to the Avada > Options > Social Media > Social Media Icons panel.
Step 2 – In the repeater field, select 『Custom』 from the dropdown. The 『Custom』 option is the last option in the dropdown.
Step 3 – Once 『Custom』 is selected, the options on the repeater field will change.
Step 4 – Add your custom URL link in the 『Link (URL)』 option.
Step 5 – Add your custom tooltip name in the 『Custom Icon Title』 field.
Step 6 – Upload your custom icon image by clicking the 『Upload』 button, then choose the appropriate image from your computer or media library.
Step 7 – Once you』re finished, don』t forget to click the 『Save Changes』 button.
Column Spacing Options
Column spacing plays a huge factor in designing a creative website. Avada gives you the freedom to choose the amount of column spacing that shows between columns. There are global options, and element options. Please read below to learn about each area that offers column spacing options. Also, please see the How To Control Spacing With Avada & Fusion Builder doc for more information on this topic.
Overview
Blog Element With A Grid Layout
Portfolio Element With A Grid LayoutImage Carousel ElementColumn ElementWooCommerce Featured Products ElementWooCommerce Carousel ElementRelated Posts / ProjectsGeneral Blog and Portfolio in Fusion Theme OptionsBlog Element With A Grid LayoutStep 1 – Add a Blog Element by clicking the 『+ Element』 button in a column.
Step 2 – Click the 『Element Settings』 icon on the Blog Element, then set the 『Blog Layout』 option to Grid.
Step 3 – Locate the 『Grid Layout Column Spacing』 option. Drag the slider to your desired column spacing value, or simply enter it in the text box provided. For example, 20.
Step 4 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Column Spacing for the Blog Element only works for the Grid Layout.Portfolio Element With A Grid LayoutStep 1 – Add a Portfolio Element by clicking the 『+ Element』 button in a column.
Step 2 – Click the 『Element Settings』 icon on the Portfolio Element, then set the Layout option either to Grid, or Grid with Text.
Step 3 – Locate the 『Column Spacing』 option. Set your desired column spacing value in the text box provided. For example, 20. You can also click the 『Use Default Value』 radio field to use the default value set in Theme Options.
Step 4 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Column Spacing for the Portfolio Element only works for the Grid, and Grid with Text Layout.Image Carousel ElementStep 1 – Add an Image Carousel Element by clicking the 『+ Element』 button in a column.
Step 2 – Click the 『Element Settings』 icon on the Image Carousel Element.
Step 3 – Locate the 『Column Spacing』 option. Set your desired column spacing value in the text box provided. For example, 13.
Step 4 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
IMPORTANT NOTE
This option is only available with Avada version 3.8 or above.Column ElementStep 1 – Click the 『Column Settings』 icon on the Column Element.
Step 2 – Locate the 『Column Spacing』 option. Set your desired column spacing value in the text box provided. For example, 20px. This setting can take any valid CSS unit.
Step 3 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
WooCommerce Featured Products ElementStep 1 – Add a Woo Featured Element by clicking the 『+ Element』 button in a column.
Step 2 – Click the 『Element Settings』 icon on the Woo Featured Element.
Step 3 – Locate the 『Column Spacing』 option. Set your desired column spacing value in the text box provided. For example, 13.
Step 4 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
WooCommerce Carousel ElementStep 1 – Add a Woo Carousel Element by clicking the 『+ Element』 button in a column.
Step 2 – Click the 『Element Settings』 icon on the Woo Carousel Element.
Step 3 – Locate the 『Column Spacing』 option. Set your desired column spacing value in the text box provided. For example, 13.
Step 4 – Once finished, click 『Save』.
Related Posts / ProjectsStep 1 – Navigate to Avada > Theme Options > Extra > Related Posts / Projects tab.
Step 2 – On this tab, locate the 『Related Posts / Projects Column Spacing』 option. Drag the slider to your desired column spacing value, or simply enter it in the text box provided. For example, 44.
Step 3 – Once you』re happy with your settings, click the 『Save Changes』 button.
Fusion Theme OptionsInside the Fusion Theme Options which is located in Avada > Theme Options, there are also options for column spacing specifically in the Blog and Portfolio tab. These options only affect the Blog Grid and Portfolio pages, but not the Blog and Portfolio elements. Column spacing for the Blog and Portfolio elements must be set individually per element.
To access this, navigate to Avada > Theme Options > Blog > General Blog.
To access this, navigate to Avada > Theme Options > Portfolio > General Portfolio.
Code Block Encoding vs. Not Encoding Option
If you』re wondering what the 『Disable Code Block Encoding』 option found in Theme Options > Advanced tab does, please continue reading below.
What Happens To Your Content Inside A Code Block?Essentially, any content within a Code Block element is encoded. This stops WordPress from getting it』s hands on the code and inserting
tags, line breaks and any other formatting changes that it likes to make to content inside the editor. By default, Avada takes the content and converts it into a base64 string so that it can be decoded when the page is rendered. This way it will come out on the page the same as it was inserted into the Code Block.
What Happens When You Enable The 『Disable Code Block Encoding』 Option?If you choose to enable the 『Disable Code Blocking Encoding』 option located in Theme Options > Advanced, your Code Block elements essentially become a Text Block element and WordPress will have it』s way with the content inside. Please view below for a sample Google Analytics code inside a Code Block that has encoding enabled and disabled.
Encoding DisabledIf you have the 『Disable Code Block Encoding』 option checked (Encoding Disabled), then WordPress will insert formatting changes. These tags alone are enough to break the JavaScript code. View screenshot here.
Encoding EnabledIf you have the 『Disable Code Block Encoding』 option unchecked (Encoding Enabled), then your code will be inserted as intended and function correctly. View screenshot here.
Avada WooCommerce Options
Avada has a range of global options you can configure for use with WooCommerce. The main WooCommerce global options are located under Avada > Options > WooCommerce, and there are some secondary WooCommerce options as under the Sidebar section.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The WooCommerce Options are only visible inside of the Avada Global Options when the plugin is activated. This eliminates irrelevant options for your current setup if not in use.OverviewWooCommerce > General Woocommerce OptionsWooCommerce > Woocommerce Styling OptionsSidebars > Woocommerce ProductsSidebars > Woocommerce ArchivesAvada General WooCommerce OptionsWooCommerce Number of Products Per Page – Allows you to set the number of products per page. (1-50/page)
WooCommerce Number of Product Columns – Allows you to set the number of columns for the main shop page. (1-6 columns)
WooCommerce Related/Up-Sell/Cross-Sell Product Number of Columns – Allows you to set the number of columns for the related products, up-sell products on single posts and cross-sells on cart page. (1-6 columns)
WooCommerce Archive Number of Product Columns – Allows you to set the number of columns for the archive pages. (1-6 columns)
Column Spacing – Controls the column spacing between products on WooCommerce product archives. In pixels.
WooCommerce Product Images Layout – Set the layout for your product images. Choose from Avada or WooCommerce.
WooCommerce Product Images Zoom – Allows you to enable or disable the WooCommerce zoom feature which was added to WooCommerce V3.0 and supported in Avada 5.1+. See this post for more information.
WooCommerce Product Images Width – Controls the width of the single product page image gallery. For the image gallery zoom feature to work, the images you upload must be larger than the gallery size you select for this option. IMPORTANT NOTE: When this option is changed, you may need to adjust the Single Product Image size setting in WooCommerce Settings to make sure that one is larger and also regenerate thumbnails. See this post for more information. Enter value including any valid CSS unit, ex: 500px.
WooCommerce Product Images Thumbnail Width – Controls the natural image width of product page image gallery thumbnails. IMPORTANT NOTE: When this option is changed, you need to make sure to regenerate thumbnails. See this post for more information. In pixels.
WooCommerce Product Images Thumbnail Position – Set the position of the product page image gallery thumbnails with respect to the main gallery images. Choose from Top, Right, Bottom, or Left.
WooCommerce Product Images Thumbnail Column Width – Controls the width of the left/right column of product images thumbnails as a percentage of the full gallery width.
WooCommerce Product Images Thumbnails Columns – Controls the number of columns of the single product page image gallery thumbnails. In order to avoid blurry thumbnails, make sure the 「WooCommerce Product Images Thumbnails Width」 option above is large enough. It has to be at least 「WooCommerce Product Images Width」 option divided by this number of columns. In pixels.
WooCommerce Product Quick View – Turn on to enable product quick view for products.
WooCommerce Product Variation Swatches – Turn on to enable color, button and image variation types.
WooCommerce Shop Page Ordering Boxes – Allows you to turn the shop page ordering boxes On or Off.
WooCommerce Shop Page Crossfade Image Effect – Allows you to turn the crossfade effect on product images on the shop page On or Off.
WooCommerce One Page Checkout – Allows you to turn the one page checkout template On or Off.
WooCommerce Order Notes on Checkout – Allows you to turn the order notes on the checkout page On or Off.
Woocommerce My Account Link in Main Menu – Allows you to turn the 「My Account」 link in the main menu On or Off. Not compatible with Ubermenu.
WooCommerce Cart Icon In Main Menu – Allows you to turn the cart icon in the main menu On or Off. Not compatible with Ubermenu.
WooCommerce Menu Cart Icon Counter – Allows you to turn the WooCommerce cart counter circle On or Off.
Woocommerce My Account Link in Secondary Menu – Allows you to turn the 「My Account」 link in the secondary menu On or Off. Not compatible with Ubermenu.
WooCommerce Cart Icon In Secondary Menu – Allows you to turn the cart icon in the secondary menu On or Off. Not compatible with Ubermenu.
WooCommerce Social Icons – Allows you to turn the social icons on single product posts On or Off.
WooCommerce Product Grid / List View – Allows you to turn the grid/list toggle on the main and archive shop pages On or Off.
WooCommerce Product Default View – Allows you to set the grid/list view on the main and archive shop pages On or Off.
WooCommerce Account Area Message 1 – Allows you to insert custom text that will appear in the 1st message box on the account page.
WooCommerce Account Area Message 2 – Allows you to insert custom text that will appear in the 2nd message box on the account page.
View The Options ScreenAvada WooCommerce Styling OptionsWooCommerce Product Box Design – Allows you to Control the design of the product boxes. Choose from Classic or Clean.
WooCommerce Product Box Content Padding – Controls the top/right/bottom/left padding of the products contents. Enter values including any valid CSS unit, ex: 20px, 15px, 15px, 15px.
100% Width Page – Allows you to set the single product post to 100% Width. On or Off.
Equal Heights – Allows you to set equal heights for shop and product archive pages. On or Off.
WooCommerce Tab Design – Allows you to control the design of the single product post tabs. Choose from these options: Horizontal Tabs or Vertical Tabs.
WooCommerce Quantity Input Size – Controls the width and height of the quantity input field. Enter values including any valid CSS unit, ex: 38px, 36px.
WooCommerce Quantity Font Size – Controls the font size of the quantity input field. Enter value including any valid CSS unit, ex: 14px.
WooCommerce Quantity Box Background Color – Allows you to control the background color of the WooCommerce quantity box.
WooCommerce Quantity Box Hover Background Color – Allows you to control the hover color of the WooCommerce quantity box.
WooCommerce Order Dropdown Background Color – Allows you to control the background color of the WooCommerce cart dropdown.
WooCommerce Order Dropdown Text Color – Allows you to control the color of the text and icons in the WooCommerce cart dropdown.
WooCommerce Order Dropdown Border Color – Allows you to control the border color in the WooCommerce cart dropdown.
WooCommerce Cart Menu Background Color – Allows you to control the bottom section background color of the WooCommerce cart dropdown.
WooCommerce Icon Font Size – Allows you to control the font size of the WooCommerce icons. Enter a value including CSS unit (px, em, rem), example: 12px.
WooCommerce Sale Badge Shape – Controls the shape of the sale badge. Choose from Rectangle, or Circle.
WooCommerce Sale Badge Background Color – Controls the background color of the WooCommerce sale badge.
WooCommerce Sale Badge Text Color – Controls the text color of the WooCommerce sale badge.
WooCommerce Sale Badge Text Size – Controls the font size of the WooCommerce sale badge text. Enter value including any valid CSS unit, ex: 15px.
WooCommerce Sale Badge Border Size – Controls the border size of the sale badge. Enter values including any valid CSS unit, ex: 0px, 0px, 0px, 0px.
WooCommerce Sale Badge Border Color – Controls the border color of the sale badge.
WooCommerce Sale Badge Text – [percentage] and [value] placeholders can be used to display product discount as percentage or as a value, ex: [percentage] Off!
View The Options Screen,Sidebars > WooCommerce ProductsGlobal WooCommerce Product Sidebar 1 – Select sidebar 1 that will display on all WooCommerce products.
Global WooCommerce Product Sidebar 2 – Select sidebar 2 that will display on all WooCommerce products. Sidebar 2 can only be used if sidebar 1 is selected.
Force Global Sidebars For WooCommerce Products – Turn on if you want to use the same sidebars on all WooCommerce products. This option overrides the WooCommerce post options.
Global WooCommerce Sidebar Position – Controls the position of sidebar 1 for all WooCommerce products and archive pages. If sidebar 2 is selected, it will display on the opposite side.
View The Options ScreenSidebars > WooCommerce ArchivesWooCommerce Archive Sidebar 1 – Select sidebar 1 that will display on the WooCommerce archive pages.
WooCommerce Archive Sidebar 2 – Select sidebar 2 that will display on the WooCommerce archive pages. Sidebar 2 can only be used if sidebar 1 is selected.
View The Options Screen
Avada Privacy Bar
A new feature for Avada 5.6 is a configurable privacy bar, adding to the Avada privacy tools to help you facilitate GDPR compliance.
This new feature is highly configurable, giving you everything that you need to keep your website visitors informed of any cookies, third part embeds and/or custom implementations that may affect their data privacy.
It will handle 3rd party embeds, tracking codes, and any custom cookie contents that you may require. The settings are found in Avada > Theme Options > Privacy tab. Enabling Privacy Bar option will give access to additional options that will help in customizing the privacy bar. Continue reading below to know more about the full options available in the Privacy tab.
OverviewPrivacy Bar Basic ExamplePrivacy Bar Configured ExampleConfiguring The Privacy BarPrivacy Bar Theme OptionsPrivacy Bar Basic ExampleBelow is what your website visitors will see by default when you enable the privacy bar. Basic wording added with the default location placement at the foot of the website.
Privacy Bar Configured ExampleThere are a range of Theme Options that will make it possible for you to personalize and style up your privacy bar, giving you the ability to inform your website visitors regarding data privacy and handling. There are styling options, layout options and content options. Below is an example of what a final result could look like:
Configuring The Privacy BarFor added flexibility, the privacy bar content areas will accept Avada Elements like buttons, font awesome icons, images etc. that will help you set up a professional and elegant notification for your website visitors. Adding Elements to text areas is now as easy as a right click on the Element and paste into the text area.
There are a range of styling and layout options. Leave it as a simple notification bar by setting Privacy Bar Settings to 『Off『, enabling this option will when clicked slide and out, displaying additional notification information for your visitors.
Privacy Bar Theme OptionsIMPORTANT NOTE: The options in this section will help to easier comply with data privacy regulations, like the European GDPR. When then 「Privacy Consent」 option is used, Avada will create a cookie with the name 「privacy_embeds」 on user clients browsing your site to manage and store user consent to load the different third party embeds and tracking scripts. You may want to add information about this cookie to your privacy page.
Avada Page Options
Avada Page Options are another way Avada offers powerful flexibility. Through the Page Options, you are able to make individualized changes on a per page/post basis. Avada Page Options will override any corresponding global options set in the Avada Global Options.
Each page or post you create will have a Page Options section with options organized under tabs for each area of the page. You』ll find these options at the bottom of the page/post editor while in the Avada Builder, or in the Page Options tab of the Sidebar in Avada Live.
The Page Options largely follow the flow of various page sections, from top to bottom. Below are screenshots and short descriptions of each different section included in the Avada Page Options. To learn more about Avada』s Option Network System, please follow the link below.
Learn More About Avada』s Options Network SystemWatch the Avada Live Local Options Management video!Avada Page/Post OptionsWhen creating a page, these are the Avada Page Options tabs you will see. Continue reading below to learn more about each tab.
Settings – THIS TAB IS ONLY FOUND IN THE PAGE OPTIONS IN AVADA LIVE. These options allow you to set the Page Settings, such as the Title, SLUG, Parent, Page Template and Featured Images. View the Settings options here. In the back end interface of the Avada Builder, you will find these options on the right-hand side of the page.
Layout Tab – These options allow you to set broad layout options that apply to the whole layout, such as Wide/Boxed, and background color or image. View Layout tab options here.
Header Tab – These options allow you to show/hide the header, customize it, or upload a background image. View the Header options here.Sliders Tab – These options allow you to set a slider on the page and customize it. View the Sliders options here.Page Title Bar Tab – These options allow you to show/hide and customize the page title bar on the page. View the Page Title Bar options here.Content Tab – These options allow you to set padding, background color or background image for the content area. View the Content options here.Sidebars Tab – These options allow you to set sidebars on the page. View Sidebar options here.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The Global Sidebars option located in 『Avada Theme Options > Sidebars』 must be disabled for these options to take effect.Footer Tab – These options allow you to show/hide the footer and its other footer elements. View the Footer options here.
Custom CSS – THIS TAB IS ONLY FOUND IN THE PAGE OPTIONS IN AVADA LIVE. This tab allows you to add Custom CSS for the individual page/ post when editing in the Front-End Builder. In the back end interface of the Avada Builder, this tab is found along the top Toolbar.
Import / Export Tab – These options allow you to save and manage custom sets of Page Options, as well as exporting and importing Page Options. View the Import / Export options here.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Avada Page Options will override any corresponding global options set in Avada Global Options.Blog, Portfolio and FAQ Single Post OptionsBlog, Portfolio and FAQ are custom post types. When you create a new post for each of these 3 items, you will see a new Page Options tab available, dedicated to that particular post type. Continue reading below to learn more about each tab.
Post Tab – Displayed only on Blog posts. These options will affect the blog post they』re set on. View the Blog options here.
Post Settings Tab – NB. THIS TAB IS ONLY FOUND IN THE PAGE OPTIONS IN POSTS IN AVADA LIVE. These options allow you to set the Post Settings, such as the Title, SLUG, Parent, Post Format, Categories, Tags and Featured Images. View the Settings options here. These are found on the right-hand side of the post in the back end interface of the Avada Builder.
Portfolio Tab – Displayed only on Portfolio posts. These options will affect the portfolio post they』re set on. View the Portfolio options here.
Portfolio Settings Tab – NB. THIS TAB IS ONLY FOUND IN THE PAGE OPTIONS IN POSTS IN AVADA LIVE. These options allow you to set the Portfolio item Settings, such as the Title, SLUG, Post Format, Portfolio Categories, Skills & Tags, and Featured Images. View the Settings options here. These are found on the right-hand side of the portfolio item in the back end interface of the Avada Builder.
FAQ Tab – Displayed only on FAQ items. These options will affect the FAQ items they』re set on. View the FAQ options here.
FAQ Settings Tab – NB. THIS TAB IS ONLY FOUND IN THE PAGE OPTIONS IN FAQ ITEMS IN AVADA LIVE. These options allow you to set the FAQ Settings, such as the Title, SLUG, Post Format and Featured Images. View the Settings options here. These are found on the right-hand side of the post in the back end interface of the Avada Builder.