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Elementor Page Builder
9 replies · Started by mc208 on June 16, 2016
There's a new page builder http://elementor.com/ that I'm considering using for some sites. Do you know if there's any issues of compatibility with it and GP? I'm fooling around with it on DesktopServer https://serverpress.com/ and ran into some bugs but I don't know if they are due to DesktopServer, or the page builder's interaction with GP.....
I played around with it for a bit when it was first released and didn't notice any issues.
Any specifics on the problems you're having?
Well, for example, I was making a section with a background video and while editing the settings, it disappears from the page. I have to exit the page builder, then come back into it for it to appear again. Wanted to get your spin on it before I decide to use it or not...
Interesting, can you get the same thing to happen when using a default Twenty-x theme? It might be an issue with the plugin/browser you're using.
I can't think of anything in GP that would cause something like that to happen.
It looks like a promising plugin, but it's still super new :)
I didn't even think of trying that but I just did and the same thing happens, so it's not GP causing it. Now I wonder if it's this desktopserver software causing it.
Worth trying on a live server or another development server like xampp/wamp.
Reason I tried that desktopserver thing is because I have an old godaddy hosting account, but it doesn't have php 5.4, it has 5.3 and I need to upgrade to some other plan to get 5.4+ which is the min. requirement for Elementor.
I'm personally using 7.0 - old versions of PHP are bad for a lot of reasons, mostly security.
I've been playing around with Elementor and really like it. Question is - how can I make GP so that when I select full width for section in elementor, that it makes the section actually span the full width of the browser window?
I would set the sidebar layout to no sidebars, then add this CSS:
.no-sidebar.elementor-page .container.grid-container {
max-width: 100%;
}