One of the news published previously included an image gallery, now as you can see in the link (http://www.periodicoelnazareno.es/socarrat-arroces-tapas-abre-sus-puertas-con-una-amplia-carta-para-todos-los-gustos/) the text goes beyond the limits of the column and the image gallery is shown in full screen. Can you help me.
Thank you
Hello solidoes,
I have inspected your website and I saw that you are using a lot of untested plugins which can interact with the theme core files and cause this problem. My advice is to remove all of these, leave just TD Composer to active, clear all the caches and check the results. This is the first steps on debugging in WordPress. If the problem is still there, you should try making a new clean install from scratch via FTP way and check the results.
Hope this helps and let us know how it goes!
Thank for the message!
Hi Catalin,
I think the problem does not have to do with other plugins, as you mentioned. The problem occurs when I edit a post with VC and the file has a parameter “Row stretch” with the value “Default” (See screenshot: https://pasteboard.co/aY6kylZ4V.png), the text of the post gets into the column sidebar (here you can see screenshot: https://pasteboard.co/aYessU1TD.png) that is the problem.
I’ve emptied the cache and disabled the plugins. But the problem is solved if I change the parameter “Row stretch” to “Stretch row and content”, in both rows of the text and the image gallery (which is how it is now because I changed the parameter “Row stretch” in The two rows to “Stretch row and content.” What I think is, that “Default” should do this Do not you think? For me it is a bug and what are working badly are your plugins and not others.
Thanks and best regards
Hello solidoes,
I guess that you are using the Visual Composer on posts, right? If so, please notice that the VC has not been tested to be used for posts but only for pages and it might appear some issues, sorry! If you want to use the VC for posts, note that we can not provide support for the eventual problems that happens due to this, sorry!
Thanks for your understanding!
