[parkourgenerations]

Sorry, that’s not really what I meant. I was talking about getting the Row functionality for columns. It doesn’t matter now, I figured out how to have 50% width Rows and given myself a new option in the Wrap-type dropdown box. So instead of just having ‘Standard width content’ and ‘Full-width content’, I now have ‘50% width content’ too.

The changes I made are below for anyone who wants to have it:

Edit 1.
File : dante/swift-framework/page-builder/builder/shortcodes/row.php
Line : 129 – 135

if ($wrap_type == "fifty-width") {
	        	$colWidth = 'fiftyPercent';
	        }	else {
				$colWidth = '';
			}
			        			
	        $output = $this->startRow($el_position, $colWidth, true) . $output . $this->endRow($el_position, '', true);

Edit 2.
File : dante/swift-framework/page-builder/builder/shortcodes/row.php
Line : 214

"value" => array(__('Standard Width Content', "swift-framework-admin") => "content-width", __('Full Width Content', "swift-framework-admin") => "full-width", __('50% Width Content', "swift-framework-admin") => "fifty-width"),

Edit 3.
File : dante/swift-framework/page-builder/builder/lib/shortcodes.php
Line : 132 – 158

public function startRow($position, $col_width = "", $fullwidth = false) {
	    	global $sf_sidebar_config;
	    	
	    	if (is_singular('portfolio')) {
	    		$sf_sidebar_config = "no-sidebars";
	    	}
	    	
			/* CHANGE - TO INCLUDE A 50% WIDTH ROW CLASS */
			if ( $col_width == 'fiftyPercent' ) {
				$fiftyClass = 'rowFiftyPercent'; 
			} else {
				$fiftyClass = ''; 
			}
			
	        $output = '';
	        if ( strpos($position, 'first') !== false ) {
	        	if ($fullwidth) {
					/* ANDYP CHANGE - TO INCLUDE A 50% WIDTH ROW CLASS */
	            $output = ( !empty($_GET['spb_debug']) &&  $_GET['spb_debug']=='true' ? "\n" . '<!-- START row -->' ."\n" : '' ) . '<div class="row fw-row '.$fiftyClass.'">';            
	        	} else if ($sf_sidebar_config == "no-sidebars") {
	        	$output = ( !empty($_GET['spb_debug']) &&  $_GET['spb_debug']=='true' ? "\n" . '<!-- START row -->' ."\n" : '' ) . '<div class="container"><div class="row">';
	        	} else {
	        		$output = ( !empty($_GET['spb_debug']) &&  $_GET['spb_debug']=='true' ? "\n" . '<!-- START row -->' ."\n" : '' ) . '<div class="row '.$fiftyClass.'">';
	        	}
	        }
	        return $output;
	    }

[parkourgenerations]

No worries Melanie and Ed! Look forward to it.

Cheers.

[parkourgenerations]

OK, thanks.

[parkourgenerations]

Hmm. OK, let’s make sure we’re both doing the same thing.

1. On the child TEXT element, click on the edit ‘pen’ icon to bring up options for the text.
2. Edit the ‘Extra Class Name’ to ‘ChildCLASS’.
3. Click Save.

4. On the parent ROW element, click on the edit ‘pen’ icon to bring up options for the row.
5. Edit the ‘Extra Class Name’ to ‘ParentCLASS’.
6. Click Save.

7. Return back to the the child TEXT element and look at the ‘Extra Class Name’. It should have now changed to ‘ParentCLASS’ and is not ‘ChildCLASS’.

This doesn’t happen for you?

[parkourgenerations]

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[parkourgenerations]

Yes. The text box looses it’s extra class and is replaced by the parent’s one. It seems that the parent’s extra class take precedent over all of the children’s extra classes.

[parkourgenerations]

Thanks Kyle, but no, that CSS was just an example.
My issue is that the parent “Extra Class Name” entry box in the swift page builder overrides the child one.