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Worked – thank you!

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Hi – thanks for the quick response.
Tried putting this css code into the main theme options area and even in the css of the page and it didn’t remove the price.
Thoughts?
(see grab after code is added)

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Hi David – we are using the most updated versions of Cardinal & Swift framework (a noted in initial post).
If you (on your end) make a row with color and/or image full-width and save that as an SPB item. Then make a page and add the SPB item, the page will not display that SPB item as full-width. This was working in previous versions but not with latest update.

See screen shots of visual
– colors of page design (top areas are Row’s on page working fine, then bottom 2 are SPB’s which aren’t working full-width)
– screen of swift builder page so you can see the Row’s and SPB that make up the visual / problem we are seeing
– screen of the SPB element so you can see we are selecting full-width.

Would love to see if you also get same issue on your end with similar set up.

It has always worked until the last update from about 2 weeks ago. Any idea on a short code work-around? or is there a new update coming to fix the issue?

Thank you

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Hi Kyle – it’s an internal link which can’t be hit outside but I have attached a small screen shot of the side of the browser. You can see the top half (yellow) is full width using a row. The bottom photo area is set to full width in a row – but the difference is that is utilizing the SPB tool since it’s used across various pages. For some reason with the last swift framework update, anything using an SPB on a page isn’t hitting full width anymore.
Thoughts?
Thank you

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I believe we fixed it by adding this to the custom CSS

article.post.single-post-standard figure.media-wrap{
display:none !important;
}

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We set a user up as Author giving them only access to Blog Posts (not Swift Page Builder helper – but regular WP editor).
Every time they make a post, the Featured Image is automatically added to the top of their post.
How can this be turned off? Is there CSS you can provide?
(not using SPB feature options)
Thx!

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Great, thank you!

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Thank you!
Is there a guide in the documentation that says what those extra class fields do specifically?

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Hi – so the padding spacing works from within the content area placed on a page but what we’re trying to do is have content sections literally butt up against each other. See the 2 attached images as reference. Can you give me a CSS which takes out any space between “content” areas of the site?

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That did it – thanks!

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Hi Kyle – here’s a link to a test site for you to see the “animated top nav roll-overs”. Check out the first main nav button and see sub-nav. http://tinyurl.com/qx9b848

Let me know if there’s a way to turn that style off so it works across browsers.
Thanks

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Does not seem like your demo does the lift up style animation no.
Is there a place in the admin to control the main nav / sub nav features (besides the overall layout) in order to tell the sub-nav how to reveal itself? I’ve been looking but can’t seem to locate anything in the Theme Options or Customize sections.
Thanks

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It’s a test page still but here’s 2 screen grabs. One shows it in position 1, then in position 2. But as mentioned IE doesn’t do the smooth animation like Safari, Chrome, FF do.