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Having issues here as well, which i think is related to the WP core update. I’ll look for the Cardinal update, but in the meantime here are my issues:

Accordion was working, now there appear to be numerous issues with various Swift Builder components after installing the latest version of WordPress (4.5). My entire accordion (example here: http://regionalfreightway.werremeyer.com/about/) is not visible. Checking the css, i can see the following culprit:

.spb_accordion {
    opacity: 0;
}

I had a similar issue with the Portfolio swift builder element (http://regionalfreightway.werremeyer.com/real-estate/). See items below the State labeled subheads. All of the items were loading, but were invisible. The offending css:

.portfolio-items .portfolio-item {
    opacity: 0;
}

Additionally, i had to set a min-height on the portfolio items because the items were “catching” on items in above rows with lengthier content.

-Paul

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Hi David,

I wanted to check back in to see the status of this fix. The last time we heard from you was 5 days ago and we are launching a website tomorrow that uses Cardinal and the padding issue is still occurring. I would like to have this resolved as soon as possible so I can go through the pages and fix the padding inconsistencies before the push live.

Thank you

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David – thanks again for the response. After careful review of the page and header child theme files, it appears my main changes were to allow a sidebar with a different width. A sidebar width setting feature was later instituted officially via a theme setting. I also think the newer header file incorporated an opening .container element. I was able to turn off my child theme files and utilize the new settings to fix the site. Thanks again. -Paul

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great thank you!

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I know that will fix it for the meantime and that is what I have done to get all of the items to show but will this bug be fixed?

Thank you,
Alison

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David – I’ve enabled the built in WP file editor. Let me know if that’s not sufficient. I’m not aware of the issue with the portfolio post type taxonomy archives. We’re displaying the items like such: http://bit.ly/1Ve2XuT What I can say is that illinois is a sub category of real-estate. Not sure if that’s causing issues or not. We’re also attempting to use a custom portfolio permalink base of “portfolio”. But variations on using portfolio and not portfolio-category also do not work. Thoughts? -Paul

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Ed – thanks, I’ll give this a try. But I didn’t think the page template affected posts. And I don’t think the header should affect the content area. Am I going to have the same padding issues with pages once I make those edits? -Paul

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Ok I see so we should use the Design Options tab for the row padding and margin settings and ignore the options under the Display tab? Now that I’ve tried to use those setting under the Design Options tab it doesn’t seem to always save these changes.

For example:
1. I will set “Padding – Vertical” to 100 but it won’t change on the live view when i refresh the page. It still shows as if it is set at 0.

2. And I only have the option of sliding the green circle over, I can’t manually type in the number I want. Is that suppose to be the case? I can’t get it to always land on the number I want.

These are just a few of the issues I’ve been having within these settings. It doesn’t seem to be consistent. So in summary it seems like there are still some bugs that need to be worked out?

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