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Hi Ismael,
I haven’t modified anything in the theme beyond custom CSS, and I haven’t used child themes at all.The blog can be seen at:
http://www.arenacore.com/blog/single/
You’ll see there is a subscribe entry field and label at the bottom of the page – this is the Better Feedburner widget, and should have additional items (at least the Description).
This widget and the recent posts/comments/archives etc should all be appearing in the right sidebar.
If you look at any of the individual posts, the same problem is occurring – these have all been setup for the right side sidebar blog layout also.
Thanks- EvanHi Devin,
Apologies I probably didn’t make it clear enough in my previous post that no changes had been made to any Widget Areas, Post layout settings or anything else.
The only change was the upgrade to Enfold v3.0.
I’ve since attempted to rebuild the relevant Widget Area, create a new custom Widget Area, and to try all of these in combination with all possible page layout settings on an example Post.
I’m clearing my Total Cache page cache every time, and also browser cache.
There is no change in the page layout after doing all of these things.
Can you suggest anything else?
Is there anyone else experiencing problems like this (it seems like a fairly significant issue?)
As a last resort, is there a way to revert to the previous version of Enfold?
(Otherwise I’ll need to drop back to a backup of the entire web server, which seems to be a very inappropriate thing to need to do for a well tested release of Enfold?).
Thanks EvanKriesi support policy:
have checked the documentation that comes with the theme
have done a quick forum search to check if your problem was already solved in another thread
– I’ve done this.“Questions will be answered in order received”
– obviously not.Hi Ismael,
Thanks very much for your help!
In the end I’ve implemented some custom css as follows:
.page-id-734 .template-page.content.twelve.alpha.units {
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
}
.page-id-734 p {
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
}I found this was necessary to control the margins (restricted to only the homepage).
The classless <p> tag took a bit of sorting out also.
I couldn’t get the floating css to work – I know it should work but no luck so far!
