• Resolved latitudenick

    (@latitudenick)


    Hi,

    I noticed on my test-build local site that my user-defined column widths are not holding true in their respective tablet/mobile breakpoints. If I set a column width to 10% in desktop and 20% in tablet, the values do not hold when testing on different devices. I did a quick inspection of the CSS in tablet view and see that the code is crossed out and the desktop value sticks. And when in mobile, I have it set to stack, so it’s not an issue.

    I exported the page on my localhost and uploaded it to the live site and the issue persists. When I build from absolute scratch it appears to intend as expected.

    I cannot for the life of me figure out what I am doing wrong. Any suggestions? It seems like the breakpoints are coming out differently and I can’t wrap my head around it at the moment.

    Deactivating plugins and/or switching themes does not resolve the issue. I have also cleared cache, regenerated CSS and switched the CSS print method.

    Here is a quick video: https://www.loom.com/share/683d7fed0651405ebf593301ed32eae4
    I’ve recreated the issue on my site and provided a screenshot here: https://puu.sh/DI3cG/1cdc5de5a0.png

    and here is it in comparison to my live site (the left is my live site): https://puu.sh/DI4Cg/2a3df96abe.png

    I believe my problem may be similar to https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/responsive-columns-width-not-working-in-elementor-v2-5-13/. However, I saw no answer and the thread got derailed and went down a different direction.

    Cheers

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  • Actually that thread holds the same answer I’ll start with in this one:

    1. Clear all cache (server cache, cache plugins, and your browser or phone cache).
    2. Go to Elementor > Settings and then under the General Tab > Regenerate CSS, click Regenerate Files

    Also look at this doc: https://docs.elementor.com/article/235-update-issues
    ——
    Since starting from scratch makes things work expected, I’d suggest using that from-scratch, working version of your section, saving it as a template and replacing your current section with it, if the above instructions don’t help. Sometimes it is easier than hunting down the one setting somewhere that is messing it up.

    Thread Starter latitudenick

    (@latitudenick)

    Hi @cavalierlife

    Thank you for the quick response and for providing me a list of solutions. That being said, I have actually already tried a number of options before creating this thread. I’ve had no success with everything from regenerating CSS to clearing cache, deactivating plugins, etc, etc.

    While I can get the intended outcome when I start from absolute zero, it doesn’t seem productive. Certainly, there must be a way to address this issue that doesn’t result in me rebuilding all of these individual pages?

    Do you have any additional suggestions, by chance?

    (Also, regenerate CSS is located in Dashboard > Elementor > Tools)

    Thanks,

    Nick

    **Edit** When I copy the troubled section out of that page and drop it on an entirely fresh page, the columns & breakpoints work as intended. Have I accidentally tweaked a setting on the problem pages?

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by latitudenick.
    • This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by latitudenick.

    It’s pretty hard to diagnose without digging into the actual backend, so I don’t have any additional ideas. (Oops, yep, Elementor > Tools, not Elementor > Settings, sorry).

    I didn’t realize this was on a lot of pages. I thought it was one instance. But it sounds like it’s a page setting which might make it easier to fix sitewide if you find it.

    I wonder if the various pages with the issue have a different structure or setting than new pages. Same page template?

    Thread Starter latitudenick

    (@latitudenick)

    Hi @cavalierlife

    I think I’ve addressed the problem, however, I am not certain I understand it and at this point, I’m afraid to question it – haha.

    I ended up deleting section by section to see if I could assess what was causing the break. I ended up deleting a hero image background for the page title area and rebuilding it manually from scratch, and voila!

    Fixed. Every setting, style and section is the same, page to page, except now it’s seemingly fixed.

    Weird…

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