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Extra columns have noe been added!

Hi @afroniquely,

Yes WPForms is on the TODO list with a few others – I’ll do my best to get to it as soon as possible ??

Thank you for the kind words Verdi and for the suggestions

– When disabling all buttons, the space they occupied is still used.

This is one of the pains I’m yet to figure out but have provided a workaround. Under each column’s title you’ll find these words “Use this option to adjust the margins if you have removed the CTA button.”

– There is no way (for a content manager) to add buttons/links in fields.

Ping me on FB with a visual example so I can see what the inteded use case is ??

– Nice to have: A query to auto-fill ‘Features’ with post types like products!

Not a small task my friend – will probably tackle it in a future pro version if I ever get the time to start it ??

– Custom column width options! Really. It needs this.

Flexbox dictates the layout but I’ll tinker with the idea to see what can be done – my concern would be around how it looks on mobile!

As always, suggestions keep the projects alive and improving so keep them coming – always appreciated ??

Use the following code in your child theme’s functions.php

<?php 
function custom_hide_popup {
	if( get_field('hide_popup') ) { ?>
		<style>
			div.sticky-popup {display:none!important;}
		</style>
<?php }
} 
add_action( 'wp_head', 'custom_hide_popup', 99 );

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by WPDevHQ.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by WPDevHQ.

The Fullwidth Standard template should display the header and footer of the theme.

If that’s not the case let me know and I’ll another closer look OceanWP and integrate it better.

I’ll go through the plugin and work the RTL support in as soon as I can.

Sorry for the long delay.

Contact me on my site with the copy of your child theme and I’ll add the hooks in for you

Currently the Overlay Menu does not support sub-menus – however, I’ll try and add support in the next update.

I’m sorry but TwentySeventeen does not use action hooks as far as I know.

You’ll need to create a child theme and then copy TwentySeventeen in to the child theme for editing. Let me know if you wish to go this route and I’ll assist you further.

The addon was primarily designed for Elementor pages yes.

But it can be used with any theme that supports hooks and/or provides a way to access those action hooks.

What theme are you using?

There seems to be a JS conflict between the one for the theme’s navigation and that of the plugin.

I’ll be testing further with GeneratePress later this week and aim to release an update by Monday.

Thank you for reporting this @momo-fr – I’ll get a colleague to debug that as I do not have access to a Mac

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by WPDevHQ.

Could you guys post a link to the site(s) where you are implementing this please?

Need to have a look at the source code to see if there’s anything that’s conflicting with the output.

Extra columns will be available in a future update together with various other table types ??

No, no issues on my side or that have been reported thus far.

Any chance for a url or at least some screenshots on the settings?