Toolset Layouts 1.8.4 is a maintenance release that addrsses the following issues:
Feature: Added control to add / remove 15px left and right padding from containers elements.
Feature: Added control to Menu cell to control menu floating, left or right, when rendering in front end.
Compatibility: Upgraded selet2 library to version 4.0.3, to avoid conflicts with themes and other plugins.
Bug-fix: Fixes issue with CRED preview not rendering with some themes.
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I wonder when you will fix the widget headers. I can’t style them now.
in this file wpddl.cell_widget_area.class.php on line 90 I read:
// Don’t show the create new widget area button in this version
// We’ll complete this later
Will you soon fix this please?
Dear Dido,
I am Riccardo, Layouts Developer, the comment you are referring to is an old comment, a left behind from previous versions, but the “Create new Widget” button it is indeed working: you can create new widgets from Widgets Area cell, as much as you want.
I don’t understand exactly what is the connection of the Widget Area creation with the Widgets title style, but to style the Widgets titles in a Widget Area created with Layouts, you can simply assign a CSS class to the Widget Area cell, using the input “Tag classes” and create a specific rule in Layouts CSS editor, something like:
.my-widget-area .widget-title{font-weight:bold;}
This will style specifically Widgets titles added to the Widget Area cell you added or created using Layouts editor.
I hope this helps, best regards
Riccardo
I am not sure, but I think Dido might be talking about widget titles in a Widget Area Cell. If I have a single widget the html is like this with markup for the title:
Recent additions
If I use a widget in an area the markup is missing making it difficult to style with css:
Recent additions
Sorry I have got my comment markup wrong! The two snippets should be:
Recent additions… etc
and:
Recent additions… etc
One more go:
div class=”col-sm-3 widget-cell”
div class=”widget woocommerce widget_products”
h3 class=”widgettitle” Recent additions /h3
and:
div class=”col-sm-3″ Recent additions
I will leave this now – I know it is the wrong forum – but you can see what I mean with the search widgets in the sidebar on this test site http://test-layouts.discover-wp.com.