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Seems to be a bug!

Create content with Gutenberg, save and then exit. If the page/post is then opened in the standard editor and a change made there when revisiting it in Gutenberg then the warning appears.

The frustrating part is there seems to be no way of unlocking it for further editing.

Sorry about that – those forms are incomplete and should not have been on by default, they still need quiet a bit of work done on them!

Will be revisiting the plugin in a couple of weeks time as my current project is near completion ??

Hello @vongoh,

As you said, it is very tricky getting tables to behave as they should in Elementor.

I have a number of tables styles on the TODO list which I’m working on getting to function correctly – will release them as soon as they are ready and then we can look at how we handle the data input & display!

Will take a look at adding more controls to adjust for mobile view.

Each menu should be set to a different location on the second select box i.e menu 1 should be set to Primary and menu 2 set to Secondary!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by WPDevHQ.

Try the following code – adjust the width for your needs!

.elementor-navigation ul ul li a {
    width: 400px;
}

Set the menu to Secondary in the “Menu Location” select box

You’ll need to set the footer menu as the Secondary menu is the 2nd select box marked as “Menu Location”

Removing the sentence would require some css added to your child theme or the css box in the customizer.

As for the cursor, the reason a cursor is not in place is because the form is initiated via a click after the page has loaded. To have it appear would require a rewrite of the controlling javascript which will in turn take away from the design aspect.

You’ll need to add some css in order to achieve this.

If you can post the site url I can get you the right code for your needs!

Have you resolved this or still having the issue?

Sorry for the late response – could you provide a link and an example of what you are looking to achieve please?

The size of the menu item container is determined by the length of the menu item. Fixing all items at the same size will break design is some instances.

Maybe a future module may address this feature!

A vertical menu will be part of a future version as I work to improve the plugin.

For now you may want to look at the WordPress custom menu widget, with a little bit of extra styling you can achive some great results!

Not possible at the moment as it would require an option to override the javascript.

I’ll be revisiting the plugin in a very near future to see how it can be improved.