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I corrected all three instances of “resposive” to “responsive.” The rest of the code is the same as you provided, but the book is still displaying two pages in portrait mode rather than one.

Also, after pasting and saving the code, WordPress gave me an error message reading, “Custom js code error: Unexpected token ;”.

Thanks. Can you confirm that the last word in the last line is “resposive” rather than “responsive”?

I haven’t checked recently whether this plugin has corrected its erroneous ways. However, I did notice yesterday that Better Font Awesome has an option to remove all old versions of FA icons, for those who want the latest and greatest only.

This worked perfectly for me just now. Made my day! Thanks!

@jekayode I’m interested in the same thing. I’m using the EA Advanced Tabs widget to try to create a way to filter/sort by staff category. I thought that by creating a Section that consists only of the AMO T.S. shortcode (per category), saving each one as a template, then selecting the template from the content options in the Advanced Tabs, it would do the trick. However, as you experienced, it shows up great in the first tab, then stacked on top of each other (more or less) and only about 10px tall on the other tabs.

Any updates to your solution would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

You guys are amazing! Thanks, @technicalheadwear!

If I understood you right, you asked about saving an entire section (or template) as global, so that when you update it in one place it updates everywhere. The article you linked to only applies to individual widgets, not entire sections.

Is there a way to create a global section? This would be very helpful to designers like me who want a section to be repeated throughout a site. For instance, at hcafarmk.com, I’ve created a repeating section of sponsor recognition on every page. Because none of the pre-made widgets functioned the way I needed them to (aligning all the logos on center-horizontally), I had to create everything manually through columns, sections, and a repeating image widget. I saved the whole thing as a template. However, when I go in to update the template, it doesn’t update the dozen pages where this template is used.

Any advice on how to make these changes globally would be greatly appreciated.

If/when this feature becomes available, I would be interested in upgrading if I don’t find a plugin with this functionality in the meantime.

I thought I had found a solution using Tabs in Elementor (pasting the team showcase shortcode into the Tab content field), but as soon as I added more than one team member to the team, it no longer worked. That said, perhaps this is something you could adapt for your design.

After working on this for a bit, I discovered the problem and confirmed that this plugin does indeed work quite well with Astra! By copying and pasting the team shortcode into the text field of the Tabs widget (Elementor), I am able to visually segment our staff members for easy filtering!

Rather than delete my initial question, I figured I’d leave that to the moderator’s discretion in case future users have the same question.

Cheers!

Perfect. Thanks!

OK. I wasn’t sure whether those were designed into MMM or controlled by an external widget, since the widget editor is entirely different than in Elementor. Thanks for clarifying.

Good to know. Thanks!

That fixed it, thanks! I am curious, though, whether it would be even better to include the entire family name (e.g., rosewood-std-fill,serif)?