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It is actually possible to stop between two sliders, and show half of both. In a two slide slideshow, it is very difficult to scroll past slide number two to see the content. Scrolling up, the header is “Normal”.

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Any solution to this? Still having the error.

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@javierojuel I am happy for your recommendation 🙂 I have a few question I will address the author, but among other things I can see I am able to hide the page builder asset from certain user roles – I have not tested it yet, but it could be the solution for http://support.swiftideas.net/forums/topic/role-based-access-to-swift-page-builder/

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Thank, it does seem to work – at least the meta options are gone 🙂 I guess it takes some testing before I can say it solves everything, but it looks very promising.

Thanks again!

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Ok. Maybe there exist a way NOT to add the meta information.

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And while I am at it:

I would also like to hide the standard “Description box” from the users when adding products, as it gives a bad user experience having to scroll past the big “Description” field and down to the small “Short description” at the bottom of the page 🙂 You do say to use this field, so it should be easier to do so. The easiest way to prevent “wrong use” is to take away the possibility to use the systemt in a wrong way.

I would be happy to use a plugin to solve this, but I have yet to find one. Any feedback will be valuable 🙂

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Thanks for the easy solution 🙂

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Still not working….. and hiding them is only a workaround for the badges (badgets?) using the same screen area as the cart, wishlist and quickview icons, I did not want to hide them in the first place 🙂

But still not working.

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Hm, still not working….

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Quickview icon looks fine now!

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I was sure I had seen this in this theme, but I guess it was in one of the others I have spent time with before landing on Cardinal:

Products presented together with blog posts in masonry view, where the blog posts were called articles and the products simply had “Product” as a descripton, making it very easy to know what the search result was.