1) So if this is not possible, can the default woo single product page be used instead?

2) Also, I tend to disagree about the design not looking good with a sidebar because I have a design that requires it and looks better than the default of the theme. Is it not possible to provide the code to place a sidebar on the right and reduce the product description area from three thirds to two thirds and leave one third for the sidebar (using a small product image)?

I’ve just started building a few sites and some things that i require would be

1. Custom Post Types, the ability to pull from different post types, and taxonomy using Layout Editor

2. Nested Layout options, have a 1/3 & 3/3 inside a 1/2 if you want to have an image aligned left (i know it can be done using text field, but this way would be much easier for my clients)

3. Ability to add a custom class or ID to each element in the layout builder

Also, 4. When i press enter on my keyboard it exits out of the editor, can we somehow map that to the save button in the editor?

Enfold doesn’t support this feature out of the box and you can add it to the wishlist. WP-Backgrounds Lite should work with Enfold because I tested it. However you must use the “Boxed Layout” otherwise you won’t see the background image. I used following settings for WP-Backgrounds Lite:

You can select the background image on the post/page editor page:

Sure – add following code to the bottom of functions.php

function avia_add_images_to_rss_feed($content)

{

global $post;

if ( has_post_thumbnail( $post->ID ) )

{

$content = get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, 'full', array( 'style' => 'display: block;' ) ) . '<br/>' . $content;

}

return $content;

}



add_filter('the_excerpt_rss', 'avia_add_images_to_rss_feed');

add_filter('the_content_feed', 'avia_add_images_to_rss_feed');

Hi!

Maybe it’s not possible to use a column shortcode within a toggle shortcode because the floating columns will break the toggle container. However you can try following code:

.toggle_content{

display: inline-block;

}

Best regards,

Peter