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Lee Collier
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June 22, 2017 at 7:13 am
I’m trying to get EE4 working with the Lumino theme (https://themeforest.net/item/lumino-responsive-multifunctional-theme/15752995). Currently the single event view displays like a blog post with a featured image and the text from the event description. There is no ticket selector or venue information.
Looking at the page source, the EE4 scripts are loading and the JSON schema scripts are there but the extra HTML is not being injected. I guess it’s a filter issue with theme, using a different theme works fine.
Is there any chance to get this working, or is it a non-starter? It’s a really nice theme…
N.B. this is a development site, to which I will be moving my license once complete and shuttering my old site. I’m happy to give login details.
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Josh
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June 22, 2017 at 9:47 am
Hi Lee,
You’re conclusion sounds solid, it usually is a filter issue with the theme where the theme overrides what gets filtered into the content. If we can take a look at the theme’s files we can find where it’s overriding the filters and offer a possible solution. Can you send us a dropbox link to where we can download the PHP code from the theme?
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Lee Collier
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June 22, 2017 at 10:52 am
Thanks that would be great.
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Josh
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June 22, 2017 at 1:38 pm
Hi Lee,
It’s a one line fix. You open up lumino/templates/blog/entry-content.php and on line 12 you’ll see this:
if ( is_apalodi_post_format_with_content() && has_apalodi_the_content() ) : ?>
You change it to be this:
if ( is_apalodi_post_format_with_content() ) : ?>
If you want to future-proof the fix, you can install the lumino child theme (included with the parent theme you dowloaded). Then you add the following folder structure:
/templates/blog/
and then you copy the modified entry-content.php file into the
lumino-child/templates/blog folder.
It’d be good to open a support ticket with the folks at APALODI so they can be aware that the has_apalodi_the_content() function isn’t well suited for a distributed product and will end up creating a lot of support issues for their customers.
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Lee Collier
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June 24, 2017 at 3:21 am
Thank you, fantastic 😀
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