hi,

I’m liking the plugin. There’s one thing that’s a little funky and I wish to have it improved. In editor mode under the settings panel in the Core Framework section where you get to select CSS classes to apply to a design block. The CSS class dropdown menus tend to jump around and get finicky making it hard to scroll down and select the options. I’m hoping there’s a better setup to select the CSS classes.

Thank you.

Hi David,

I noticed some conflict issues between Core Framework and the WordPress editor, please see the short video below. Could this be fixed for the next release? It would be great to add this to my WordPress development stack.

Thanks,
Tony

Click here to watch the video

I started having an issue in the last month or so. When I update a spacing variable in the coreframework plugin it does not update anywhere else, ie in the bricks builder/frontend.

Tried emptying the cache, reinstalling the plugin on a fresh installation.

One thing thats changed is my hosting platform. I use Cloudways, is there a cache setting I need to be aware of maybe?

• This topic was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by webcountrydesign.
• This topic was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by webcountrydesign.

I saw this reported somewhere else so it’s not just me.

When setting a different color than the default, it reverts it back to default after updating the page. I tried on a new install before starting the project.

Reverting back to the previous version works fine.

FYI, I also have the BrickBuilder addon, in case you can’t reproduce it with Gutenberg only version.

Is there a way to add a CSS class or variable to Core Framework via PHP code? I looked through the filter and action hooks you have and couldn’t find a straightforward way. Maybe there’s a helper function?

I tried to change the root font size to 100% but calculations don’t seem to change.

Is it working with Divi Theme?

Hi there, seems like when Gutenberg integration is enabled, every time the editor is opened, anywhere, the “dirty state” is triggered and Gutenberg thinks there are unsaved changes (when there aren’t). For example, when I open the main editor page in order to navigate to Patterns or Styles or whatever, it comes up with unsaved changes in header, footer and main page, and every time I hit save, and same thing happens next time. Not a huge issue, but wondering if there’s a fix.

I’ve just tried out your plugin and after fiddling around with many other plugins, THIS seems to be exactly what I need and it’s built so well. One question before I commit myself to your work: Will the Gutenberg integration stay free – or do you plan to make it paid at some point?