Refer to this guide for further instruction on updating via FTP.

If none of the above should work, then try to overwrite your theme files with a fresh copy from your Themeforest account – Please make sure to properly back your site up prior to attempting this.

Disable all plugins to see if there is a conflict with any of them – if there is a conflict, you can reactivate them one by one to find out which one is causing the problem.

If it works as expected in this browser, then you are getting cached results in the first one.

Try a different browser to verify if you are getting cached results or not – preferably a browser you have never used to log into the WordPress installation in question with before.

Clear your browser cache and restart – Guide to clearing your browser cache.

First of all, make sure that you are running the latest version of the theme – you can find out what the latest version is here.

Here are a few things you could try to fix it: Sometimes Advanced Layout Builder may stop loading due to different factors like browser caching, server issues or plugin conflicts. Troubleshoot: Advanced Layout Builder not loading $.each( gridrow_cells, function( cell_id, cell_atts )Ĭonsole.log( 'cell_id: ' + cell_id, cell_atts ) Īdd_filter( 'avf_in_shortcode_handler_prepare_content', 'custom_get_shortcode_atts_for_js', 10, 1 ) Īdd_action( 'wp_footer', 'custom_handle_shortcode_atts' ) $.each( data, function( gridrow_id, gridrow_cells )Ĭonsole.log( 'gridrow_id: ' + gridrow_id, gridrow_cells ) Var container = $('#av-script-custom-shortcode-atts'),ĭata = container.data('custom-shortcode-atts') If( empty( $grid_json ) || ! is_array( $grid_json ) ) * Add to HTML and a js snippet to access data $cell_atts = AviaHelper::multi_value_result_lockable( $atts ) $cell_class = $atts // add a unique custom class to every cell

$cells = ShortcodeHelper::shortcode2array( $args ) If( ! isset( $args ) || $args != 'my-custom-grid' ) Please keep in mind that solution #2 is a Beta feature and is still tested.įunction custom_get_shortcode_atts_for_js( array &$args ) You then have to add them with a template builder element, just as in solution #1 This will enable the Layout Builder for the default Shop page but also remove the default WooCommerce Products that would usually be displayed on that page. If thats the way you want to go, you will need to add the following snippet to either your themes or child themes function.php file:Īdd_theme_support( 'avia_custom_shop_page' ) The more “complicated” option is to activate a beta feature of ours, that disables the WooCommerce Custom Query.The easier option is to simply create a new Page and add a “Product Grid” template builder element, along with all the other stuff you want to show and simply don’t use the default shop page at all.So if you want to build a fancy shop overview with the advanced layout editor you got 2 options: This does not play well with the way the Advanced Layout editor works. This is because Woocommerce overwrites the contents of this pages and executes a custom query for your products. Once you open the WooCommerce default Page, the “Home Page of your shop” so to speak, you will notice that the advanced layout editor is disabled by default (See image). $value = 'developer_seo_heading_tags' Īdd_filter( 'avf_alb_get_developer_settings', 'custom_alb_get_developer_settings', 10, 3 ) * 'developer_options' | 'developer_id_attribute' | 'developer_seo_heading_tags' | 'developer_aria_label'įunction custom_alb_get_developer_settings( $value, $setting, $option_value ) * 'hide' = hide input fields but use values * string|false 'deactivate' = hide and ignore input values (is removed from options) * This implementation was used prior 4.6.4 where each input field had an own option * Allows to distinguish settings for individual input fields. * Returns option settings for developer options.

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