juiceycow

Sorry to hijack this thread, but is it possible to turn off fixed header depending on the breakpoint? ie turn it off when it breaks for tablet/cell.

Thanks!
Good to know it’s Elementor and not Blocks causing the issue.

Your CSS workaround worked great too. Thanks

Love the new checkout design so far guys. Saved me a lot of extras plugins / code eg billing address hidden by default. I’ll definitely be using it, but as others have mentioned other payment methods would be great.
In my case it’s CASH ON DELIVERY that is missing. Look forward to more improvements.

Thanks, looks like that was it!
Surprised it worked for all my the other fields eg plain text, videos etc without choosing a Dynamic Tag.
Thanks again.

Here you go. FYI the ACF is a WYSIWYG field.

https://purenorth.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/dynamic.png.jpg

• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by juiceycow.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by juiceycow.

I’m having the same issue.
Brand new WP install, and they’re not importing (even did a fresh export on my old site).

After some testing, looks like the patch they applied has solved the issue.
Carry on ??

I got a reply from the author of the other plugin:

Actually, that looks like something that is completely on their end, their plugin should check if the class is defined hence it seems to start after mine.

I did apply a patch that would work if mine was the one starting second though:

But I am sure it won’t help in your case. The other guys will need to help. It’s really easy fix.

I have the same issue here. With no solutions, Im afraid it’s a deal breaker…

This is the reply I got from Make in regards to my similar issue: “This is actually expected behavior. When you add a background color to a section, the section gets additional padding. This is so you don’t have content running along a color border.”

I’m having the same issue with extra padding between sections, particularly columns.

It was working fine until I added background colours to all sections.
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