Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius

Hi Lauren,

I’m not able to reproduce this issue. We have two quick-edit fixes for the upcoming release where one of those issues looks very similar to this issue. Only that was a very specific situation when a specific plugin was also loaded. It that will not fix your issue.

Based on some research for that issue, It seems that some extra columns where returned when saving with Quick edit. Columns that were not added by Admin Columns or were removed. But even this I cannot reproduce. In your environment, can you see if there are extra columns added or missing when you save the post with Quick Edit? Please compare your table headers with the returned row.

Hi Dave.

ACF uses two Meta fields to save their data. One of those fields contains only a reference to the field that actually stores the data. In your case you’ve selected the field that contains the reference so you have to change the field to correct field.

ACF uses two keys, one with a underscore. For example your Driver order field would show up as ‘driver_order’ and ‘_driver_order’. The one without the underscore at the beginning is the correct one.

Although the free version of our plugin is great at showing ACF fields, I would like to mention that we also have pro versions with ACF addon which makes it possible to easily add ACF fields and even makes it possible to filter, sort and inline edit the values of those fields from the overview. ( https://www.admincolumns.com/documentation/compatible-plugins/advanced-custom-fields/ )

Hi Vince,

Great to hear it’s fixed again.

An enter in the text view of the editor renders as a break on the page.
Therefore it’s necessary to leave no gap between two columns.
You’re content should look something like this:

[one_fourth]<p>heading</p>[/one_fourth][one_fourth]<p>heading</p>[/one_fourth][one_fourth]<p>heading</p>[/one_fourth][one_fourth_last]<p>heading</p>[/one_fourth_last]

We’ve made a ticket for this. Are you sure that this happens after updating our plugin?

The plugin does nothing with responsive content.
It only collapses all columns to 100% from 600px and lower.
This is because breakpoints are theme specific. To handle responsive content (images etc) inside columns, you’ll have to adjust the CSS for your theme.

I don’t see why it should not be possible as long as the content field you render on the page also renders shortcodes. But the plugin does not scale images responsive inside any columns. You could add the following lines to your CSS.

.full_width img,
.one_half img,
.one_third img,
.two_third img,
.one_fourth img,
.three_fourth img,
.one_fifth img,
.two_fifth img,
.three_fifth img,
.four_fifth img,
.one_sixth img,
.five_sixth img {
max-width: 100%;
height: auto;
}

This is only possible by writing your own stylesheet with media queries.
We’ve made a basic stylesheet with only 1 breakpoint a 600px. The problem is that we don’t know which breakpoints there are in your theme.

The best way is to copy the default stylesheet ( /column-shortcodes/assets/css/shortcodes.css ) and move this to your theme, include the Stylesheet and write your own mediaqueries. Be sure that the CSS your write, is more specific than the stylesheet the plugin ships with.

Ok we made a fix for this for the upcoming release.
Thanks for the snippet!

You should use a shorttag with last suffix for the last column.
The content should look something like this

[one_fourth][/one_fourth]
[one_fourth][/one_fourth]
[one_fourth][/one_fourth]
[one_fourth_last][/one_fourth_last]

Hi Tim,

your shortcode should look something like this after adding a column with padding:

[one_half padding=”20px 20px 20px 20px”>content[/one_half]

I think a full_width column should never float and can use a clear: both.
In most cases a full_width column is used as a clear ‘row’.

Your solution to extend your own CSS is good but I should also add a clear: both statement.

If you’re not comfortable or able to edit the theme CSS, you can add a column with _last in the name to clear the container.

The best way is to check in the text view if all columns have no content (read spaces or other empty elements) between two columns. If that does not solve the problem, it may be a conflict between the CSS classes the plugin uses and the CSS classes a theme uses. Does anyone a test environment so we can have a look what is happening?

A columns with last suffix should clear the columns of a row.
In your case you want to clear after each second half column. The code should be something like:

[one_half]
colum one text
[/one_half]
[one_half_last]
colum two text
[/one_half_last]
[full_width] [/full_width]
[one_half]
colum one text
[/one_half]
[one_half_last]
colum two text
[/one_half_last]

The best way to do this is to make a specific column yourself as a new plugin.
We have a manual and starterkit for this so I suggest you take a look at the following URL’s:

Documentation:
https://www.admincolumns.com/documentation/developer-docs/creating-new-column-type/

Starter-kit:
https://github.com/codepress/cac-column-template/