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Hi Mohammed,
I have upgraded my test/training site to v2.51 (from v2.16), and I see there are marked differences in the way the options are presented for a Portfolio/Page/Post with the tabs for the meta options.

We have just invested a considerable amount of effort and cost into training our client on how he can update his site, and I really don’t want to go back and rewrite the training manual and retrain our client. I fear it will create confusion for him, and I cannot charge him for the extra effort involved.

I see v2.15 as being stable, so I will leave the live site at that for now and advise all concerned.

Thank you for your assistance.
Thea

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FYI I successfully hid the Elements in the Swift Page Builder by using a plugin “Admin JavaScript” with the following code:

var slideout = jQuery(“#spb-option-slideout”);
var hide_items = [“name1”, “name2”, …];
for (var j = 0; j < hide_items.length; j++) {
slideout.find(“#”+hide_items[j]).parent(“li”).hide();
}

The name of each element I wanted to hide was found through Mozilla Firebug as the “id=” of the item. The elements are hidden for each user, and can very easily be reinstated if required.

Thanks to Hayden Stainsby for his assistance.

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Thank Melanie you for this information. I will pass the details to my client.
cheers
Thea

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Thanks Tahir for your reply. When you say “custom CSS enqueued in the backend”, can that be done from the Theme Options > Custom CSS or from a Child Theme? If not, how do I ensure future theme updates don’t overwrite any changes?

many thanks,
Thea

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Hi all at SwiftIdeas,
I have just marked this issue as resolved. Thanks.

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Thanks Ed!
When would the next release be? As I am new to your theme I am unsure of your release program.
– Thea