• Resolved swarnat

    (@swarnat)


    Hy,

    I recognized a compatibility problem with WPBakery Page Builder.

    Your Plugin hides every element with class “content” in admin interface, because, when plugin is active, it enqueues his css on every page in admin interface.

    I fixed that by replace the “.content” in your admin.css with:

    .settings_page_scss-wp-editor .content {
    ...
    }

    So it is only active on your page. But a better solution would be to only load your css on your plugin pages, which is a little bit more work to implement.

    But generally: Thanks for that plugin. It helps a lot.

    Best Regards,

    Stefan

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  • Plugin Contributor Harivadan Kadiya

    (@harivadan)

    Hi @swarnat ,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
    You can stick with your current solution for now.
    We will definitely address it very soon to our next version.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter swarnat

    (@swarnat)

    Hy,

    When you are working on this topic:
    I additionally figured our another part, where this is a problem:

    The class “tab-content” is not really unusually. So in same file, line ~63, you have:

    .tab-content {
    display: none;
    }

    I think you understand the problem ??
    I also limit this rule to the page of your plugin.

    Best Regards,

    Stefan

    Plugin Contributor Harivadan Kadiya

    (@harivadan)

    Hi @swarnat ,

    The new version of our plugin 1.1.8 is released.
    Please update to this latest version and ensure that the issue you were facing is resolved now or not.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter swarnat

    (@swarnat)

    Everything is working. Many Thanks!

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