darbielee

Thanks! If there is any CSS you discover/recommend to fix this before a whole new release is ready, let me know here and I’ll try it out.

I agree this would be useful. Maybe just a little icon of the Tailor logo next to the page name to visually annotate which ones have actively been Tailored already. This would be especially helpful if there is more than one admin, so that the others know when to jump straight into Tailor for editing.

(also, +1 vote for being able to set custom breakpoints if the WordPress defaults aren’t cutting it, since I’ve seen that come up a bunch in the support topics, and sometimes all that matters for getting approvals is making sure some higher-up’s special snowflake device renders things as they expect rather than by such silly concepts as “global standards”)

Just wanted to add another voice for the same issue. One of my clients uses Thesis and we’ve discovered the same problem after starting to use this plugin. It’s fantastic otherwise, so I’d rather not swap out a different plugin for them. But if I can’t get around this, I might have to.

Joe, if I understand correctly, you’re using that function by itself, not as a shim for WPFBOGP. Could a variation of that potentially be used in tandem with WPFBOGP to solve this issue? (My custom-function-fu is weak, so I’m not sure if that’s possible or not.)