Hi @kerryvillers,
Do you have a link I can check to find the issue?
My first guess is that your theme does not include the column classes in it’s CSS.
Thanks, Jory
Hi
I’m fairly certain my theme does have column classes.
I would love for you to have a look, thanks. Here’s the URL. The problem is in the second front page area. Two images one above the other, rather ham side by side.
http://noahandthegirls.com
Thanks!
Kerry
Just checked your page and indeed, your theme does support the classes.
Your problem is that the CSS styles for columns are overwritten.
The flexible widgets also set widths for widgets and these are overwriting other styles (including column styles).
The only way around this is to either create your own widget areas instead of using the flexible widgets.
Or: modifying your theme CSS to make the column class selectors more distinct than the flexible widgets selectors.
Keep in mind that these flexible widget areas are overwriting a lot of data so if you plan to do some modifications it can be a bit of a pain to do so…
Not sure how flexible these flexible widgets are since I’ve never used it myself. Maybe you can use these to create the column as well?
It will probably work a bit different though.
From what I can see in the CSS it seems you need to create a widget area for each column.
I’m afraid this is not something this plugin can (and should) fix since it only adds the classes, not the CSS.
It’s up to the theme to support these default CSS classes on all locations.
Maybe send an email to the theme developer?
If you have questions, don’t hesitate to ask!
Regards, Jory
Marked as resolved because it got silent here.
Feel free to reopen it if you need help!
Regards, Jory
