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  • #26139

    Or how else do I customize a live blog that I can’t take down and that has to look professional at all times?

    Thank you!

    #129434

    Hi,

    Regular license only allow you to create a single end product which means you can only use the theme on a single website.

    You can switch the theme to debug mode. This way you will be able to see the actual shortcode below the Advance Layout Editor. You can just copy and paste the shortcode on another installation of Enfold theme.

    Open functions.php, find this code

    if(isset($avia_config['use_child_theme_functions_only'])) return;

    Below, add this code

    //set builder mode to debug
    add_action('avia_builder_mode', "builder_set_debug");
    function builder_set_debug()
    {
    return "debug";
    }

    Regards,

    Ismael

    #129435

    Hi Ismael,

    I would just buy more licenses if I use it on several websites. I just want to design the theme on an empty blog and then transfer it to the live blog, so the theme switch can be completed in 30 mins rather than days.

    What exactly do I need the code for? to switch to debug mode? Or is there a button in the backend?

    #129436

    Basically, the theme would only run on one blog ,never on two.

    I was just wondering if I can design everything, then download the files via ftp, and upload them to the new blog again. Thanks

    #129437

    Hi gentlemansgazette,

    Yes you definitely can though it does have its own challenges. You would need to use a tool like WP MIGRATE DB or another migration plugin to save everything down and rename all the data for the new site.

    What I would recommend doing instead is setting up the site on the domain it will end up on but in a sub folder. Then just point the site root to run from that folder when you a ready to go live.

    Regards,

    Devin

    #129438

    The WP MIGRATE DB plugin saved my life :-)
    Tnx!

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