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Hi,
I added the demo slider that came with enfold and then replaced it with my images and text. It worked for a couple of months until yesterday when I changed some text. Now it no longer displays full-width.
EDIT: if you meant how did I add it to the page, I used the shortcode.BTW, some things I’ve already tried:
1. deactivating plugins
2. Deleting custom css in the “quick css” field
3. Deleting functions.php (child theme) in case something went weird there.No luck with any of these.
Ok. I got it. I deleted the layerslider from the page, saved. Then I opened the page in the Advanced Layout Builder and added it again.
It appears that you cannot change text using the Default Editor without messing up the shortcode elements. Does this sound right to you?
Hi!
Yes, that’s expected. The ALB data is saved separately from the Default Editor, if you want to see the generated code you can enable Debug Mode: http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/enable-advanced-layout-builder-debug/
Regards,
JosueThanks for your reply. Good to know.
Just to confirm, am I correct in understanding that you cannot edit a page that has any ALB element on it outside of ALB?
And you can’t edit the code view supplied by the debug mode – you HAVE to use the graphic alb interface?
What if I was using a plugin like Events Manager or Download Manager that has it’s own shortcode? That cannot be used on an ALB generated page?Hi!
You can actually edit the code in debug mode, for example if you want to duplicate repetitive elements (tabs, toggles) you can do it using that.
To include a third-party shortcode you’d need to use a Text / Code Element.
Best regards,
JosueOK. So it’s more of an “Edit Code” mode than a debug mode. Do you have plans to open it up a little more to make it more flexible between modes? Or maybe at least have some kind of brightly highlighted warning on the edit page saying ONLY EDIT IN ALB!! to warn unsuspecting editors. Just a thought.
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