villarroel

Worked like a charm! Thank you!

Thank you for the quick reply, that worked perfectly!

I wonder if you could help with one last thing. You can see here that the widget isn’t in line with the title to the left. Is there any way to adjust the CSS to change that too?

Thanks again!

Thank you for your reply. I’ve voted for the features on your website.

I appreciate your advice, but I’m afraid I don’t know enough about CSS to be able to implement anything. I guess I’ll just have to wait until the updates to the plugin are made until I can use it.

Thanks again.

Hmm, seems to be working all of a sudden. Closing ticket.

Thanks

Thank you for your help!

We’ve got it working now, which is great.

For anyone else that needs to know, the values are:

‘default’ => __( ‘Default’, ‘theme-layouts’ ),
‘1c’ => __( ‘One Column’, ‘theme-layouts’ ),
‘2c-l’ => __( ‘Two Columns, Left’, ‘theme-layouts’ ),
‘2c-r’ => __( ‘Two Columns, Right’, ‘theme-layouts’ ),
‘3c-l’ => __( ‘Three Columns, Left’, ‘theme-layouts’ ),
‘3c-r’ => __( ‘Three Columns, Right’, ‘theme-layouts’ ),

Thanks!

Hi Sami,

Thank you for your quick reply!

However, I think I did ask for the wrong thing. Apologies :-s Here is what the developer of the plugin says:

“What you need to know is where the selected layout value is saved.

The value is probably saved in either a custom field or a taxonomy. You’ll need to know the custom field name, or the taxonomy name and allowed term values.”

Does that make sense to you?

Many thanks

Thank you WPyogi! It worked perfectly!