No, no, and NO

  • If you are creating websites professionally this is not the plugin you want. It is very clunky and you WILL have issues updating the plugin, WordPress Core, and other plugins as well. What we noticed are the following:

    The undo feature isn’t always available, so if you remove something and want it back, you may not be able to do it.

    There is no option for minimum height of a row at all whatsoever. You have to use margin and padding to emulate that or you have to hardcode it in.

    It puts spacing between areas where you may not want it. In order to remove that spacing you have to use negative margins, which isn’t ideal.

    When you design a page, we have noticed that when coming back to make updates, there are areas that you can’t even see anymore. It’s hard to explain, but all I can say is it’s totally frustrating when you can’t do anything.

    This plugin will BLOAT YOUR DATABASE. It doesn’t matter what the size is, you’re going to wind up finding out that you’re site is HUGE when it shouldn’t be. After troubleshooting we found it was creating empty tables. We had to manually optimize it and clean out all of the excess junk it creates.

    It’s doesn’t play well with other plugins. There’s no telling which ones until you finally figure it out when something doesn’t play nice.

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  • Plugin Support Rohan Khandeparkar

    (@rohanvc)

    Apologies for the inconvenience caused.

    1. We had such an issue with undo feature a long time back if the undo button was clicked repeatedly. This was fixed in 42.0 update.

    1. The row height depends upon the amount of content present within it. It can be also adjusted by adding an empty space element within a row.
    2. The vertical spacing between the elements is set to 30px by default. This is to give them breathing space when displayed on the page. This can be easily removed by setting the margin-bottom to 0px under the design options of the element.
    3. The page content is stored in the database. As long as any plugin install or update does not affect the database, the page content will remain the same and will display as it was saved.
    4. The database size depends upon the amount of content added to the site. This can also vary depending on the type of content such as images.
    5. The Visual Composer is coded as per the WordPress development guidelines and it works fine with most plugins that follow these guidelines. We also ensure to test it with major plugins to ensure compatibility. However, there can be js conflicts with plugins if they are not updated for a while.
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