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Hey guys, just hoping to get a status update? Particularly in regard to the plugin conflict. It would also be great to know if there’s a fix/workaround for loading content elements (accordion, etc.) via the Raw HTML element as described above. But once again, primarily just concerned with the plugin problem. Though the latter would also be a very big help.

Thanks again

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Ah awesome, it’s working perfectly. Thanks Ed. Look forward to seeing what’s to come.

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Try entering the following in the “Extra class name” field located below the editor,

no-arrow

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+1 Very helpful code!

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@LeadoutMedia – That’s awesome. I’m happy to hear that it worked for you.

@UDS – First, full disclosure; I’m just a noob. The Swift guys knows a hell of a lot more than I do so definitely defer to them over any of my suggestions…

That seems odd that it had no effect whatsoever. My first thought is that maybe the WP Visual editor is the culprit. But I don’t think that’s logical because you would still see some sort of response from the custom css. In any case, here’s some things that may be worth checking/trying…

If you’re using the Visual editor, try switching over to the Text tab and enter your text directly in there. In my experience, using the Visual editor, as well as simply switching back and forth between the Visual/Text editor, often results in code/structure changes and/or &nbsp and <p> tags being thrown in all over the place – both of which either throw off the layout of your content, or completely break it so that it doesn’t display at all. So maybe try that out.

<h1 style="text-align: center;">KEY METRICS: A Look At Your F&I Performance</h1>

Ensure that your extra class is entered without the period. ptb2 -not- .ptb2

If you have more than one extra class, separate each with a single space – no commas.

Check your line height in the font size options. If it’s set much higher than the font size, try adjusting it down. My h1 is set at font size: 60px line height: 72px (just for reference). Also don’t think this seems very logical, but wouldn’t hurt to check.

Check your custom css for anything that could potentially be overriding the ptb2 code block. Good place to start might be by checking anything that you have declared !important.

Try disabling your plugins one-by-one, refreshing the page each time to check for a change in layout. Highly unlikely/probably impossible for a plugin to be the cause, as I would think you would be having issues with more than just that one element.

Well, I’m fresh out of ideas. I hope you’re able to get it figured out! Hopefully some/any of this is helpful.

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Try adding something like this in your custom css and use ptb2 as your only extra class (along with no-arrow, if you’d like). Play with the number if you want more or less space. I don’t know, hopefully it will work for you. That’s more or less how I’ve been controlling the height of most of my full width text blocks that have just a single line heading (h1 in my case).

}
.ptb2 { /* Top & Bottom Padding 2em */
	padding-top: 2em;
	padding-bottom: 2em;
}

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Here you go,

http://flexform.swiftideas.net/documentation/

You can also find the documentation in the main .zip you download from Envato.

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I seem to be experiencing the same issue as the others above. Search results are identical, regardless of my query…

Really liked the search you used for a few weeks recently. Don’t know if that was an entirely different search (seemed to be) or the same one, just with different settings configured. Seeing the full post(s) returned on the results page was really nice. Much less time spent navigating back and forth to see if the post contains the information you’re looking for – also seemed to be considerably accurate, from what i recall.

Anyway, just wanted to give you a heads up that there appears to be problems with search again.

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Thanks Ed! Guess I assumed it to be a more difficult task than it actually is. Really appreciate all the help. The theme, the support, this forum, whatever is the next level up above top-notch, that’s where you guys are holding it down. All the code, advice, and answers to questions posted by you, Cosmin and Ben are an invaluable resource to someone new and learning.

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Oops. Here’s the image, though you’ll find it in the documentation anyway.

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Try adding “pt0 pb0” (without quotation marks & no decimal points) in the “Extra class name” field. Fortunately, they have already built-in some extra classes precisely for that purpose. Try playing around with different combinations until you get the look you want. Also, if you see no changes from creating your own extra class in the “Custom CSS” box, add !important to each property and see if that does the trick. But first try without adding !important. This probably doesn’t matter but, you might also consider shortening up the names of your extra classes to something more simple like those that Ed has added. The attached image is found towards the bottom of the theme documentation. http://flexform.swiftideas.net/documentation/

Hope that is helpful

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As far as I know, the “Widget title” field cannot be left blank in order for the icon to show up. When they are displayed, they will become the first/title line in the body of that particular section – beginning where the text, “Praesent ut dolor…” appears now. Without further customization…

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I wish I could tell you from my own experience, but like I said, I haven’t actually used the Events Calendar plugin. However, I think one or both of the pages below may have the answer to your question. If not, I’m sure the answer is bound to be buried somewhere in their extensive documentation and tutorials sections.

http://tri.be/finding-your-events-adding-them-to-the-menu/
http://tri.be/pro-my-first-event/

As for the AIOEC plugin, that’s an odd issue. All I can think is that maybe some plugin files were left behind when you uninstalled that are preventing you from being able to reinstall. If you have access to the files on your server, try looking in the wp-content/plugins folder for any files/folders left behind by the plugin and delete them. Be careful though. If your not exactly sure what your looking for, download the plugin to your computer and look through the files/folders included in the .zip. I’m not sure if leftover database tables can prevent you from being able to reinstall the plugin, but if the former doesn’t work, you could try cleaning that up with WPDBSpringClean.

WPDBSpringClean

Hope you’re able to get it all worked out!

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Regarding the gap problem… While you’re waiting to hear back, I would recommend opening a separate tab in your browser with a page/post that you’ve inserted an accordion on. Then go to the plugins section in the WP admin; then one-by-one, deactivate any plugins you have installed and reload the page/post in-between each deactivation to check for a change in the accordion’s appearance. Might even refresh twice just to be sure.

There’s one plugin I’ve come across that caused a somewhat similar distortion. Once activated, the accordion’s layout was immediately thrown off and the blocks became about 1.5 times their normal size. Long story short, your accordions should not look that way. They should appear just as they do in the preview. Though I would be interested to know how to make the edges of the blocks completely flush with one another. Anyway, it’s worth a shot. At the very least you’ll be able to rule-out a plugin conflict as the source of the problem.

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