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Ok, so after playing with this mode, I’ve realized there are some nasty side effects. I was able to get the progress bars to work within the tabs, but then I noticed that everything below the menu (the page as a whole) had a padding around 100 pixels on every side. It created basically a big white frame for the whole page. I thought – that’s weird – and went back into the Layout builder and fixed what was going on. End result? All my shortcode changes had disappeared! So naturally I go back to manually inputing shortcodes – end result: nasty padding back. So my advice on the debug mode to others: don’t use it. Unless Enfold adds support for using shortcodes (where it won’t break their drag and drop interface) I would stay away from the debug.
Other themes have fluid abilities where you can switch between drag and drop interfaces and using shortcodes without a care, Enfold clearly isn’t ready for that yet. Maybe a suggestion for the future? Make Enfold intuitive for the beginner, but with robustness for those who know how to use shortcodes but can’t do heavy lifting in the actual coding realm. Most themes struggle with this – finding a good middle ground is a big deal. :)
No progress bars in tabs for the time being in Enfold. :/
Unfortunately, both of those plugins don’t work with 4.1, and this post does nothing to address how the theme distorts the thumbnails. Sure, if I want to manually edit each featured image to a specific size and adjust the code this solution would work, but what about ease of use?Any other ideas? Or is Enfold not built like other themes – to handle various featured image sizes?
