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Hello Tung,

Sorry for the late response. I had just sent site credentials with admin account via your contact form. You can also see the video clip of the issue: https://srecorder.com/s/6n3t

Regards

Hello Anthony,

The browser being used is IE 11. The KC plugin shall support IE 11 (if not less than IE 9). I am a theme developer at themeforest (username SaurabhSharma). I am using KingComposer for one of my WordPress themes NewsPlus. It is important for me (and users of this theme) to get KingComposer working in IE 11.

Can you please check the “Feature Box” element in IE 11 and confirm if it works. I appreciate any help you can provide.

Thanks and regards.

Hello @kroma,

You can try this:

1. Open row settings and assign a column gap which is half of desired total gap. Example, 25px for total gap of 50px. See https://prntscr.com/fsccf8

2. Inside “Styling” tab, click on “Box” sub option and assign negative left/right margin of half gap (25px). See https://prntscr.com/fscdb6

3. Inside “Custom” CSS tab, add the following CSS:

width: calc(100% + 50px);

Where, 50px is the total gap. See https://prntscr.com/fscdw7

4. Save these changes and check the page.

Thank you for looking into the issue. I will wait for an update.

Kind regards

Add this code inside your theme’s functions.php file:

function my_theme_new_measurement_units() {
	$measurements = array(
		'px',
		'%',
		'in',
		'cm',
		'mm',
		'em',
		'ex',
		'pt',
		'pc',
		'rem'
	);

	return $measurements;
}

add_filter( 'siteorigin_panels_style_get_measurements_list' , 'my_theme_new_measurement_units' );

Thanks a lot Chris.
As a last hope, I tried to understand the processing of WordPress Post in formatting.php, post-template.phpand functions.php, but it was a long and unnecessary approach to alter the core logic and code.

Lastly, I tried using this:

<?php function my_content($content)
{
	$content = '<p>first page content</p><!--nextpage--><p>second page content</p>';
	return $content;
}
add_filter('the_content', 'my_content');?>

Expecting that <!--nextpage--> will go through all those WP Post filtering now. But this didn’t worked as well. Anyways, I will keep trying on this to come up with some solution.
Appreciate your support and help.

Thanks a lot.

Hi Chris,
Thanks for the reply. I am already using The_Loop, but it seems that <!--nextpage--> will be parsed only if it is used inside the_content() function. Otherwise, a normal rendering with HTML output will treat this as an HTML comment.

I am trying to find any other solution to split a page into multiple pages. (For example, page_id=20&page=2 , page_id=20&page=3 and so on.)

Is there any other way to create such multiple splitted pages without using <!--more--> or <!--nextpage--> Quicktags? Keeping in mind that I am putting the content directly into the template.

Thanks very much for your time and quick responses.

Hi Samboll,
Thanks for the link. The problem is that I am NOT inserting the content via WP text-area. Instead, I am inserting the entire content inside the page template directly.

The only thing I want to know is “How to split the content of this one page-template into different pages?”

The expected result is similar to the one if we use <!--nextpage--> inside the text-area of WP. I was wondering why <!--nextpage--> doesn’t work if inserted directly into the content of a page template (and not through the WP text-area).