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Hi,

If the page was build using WPBakery, then you should have access to edit them, but if those was build with tagDiv Composer or other builder, you can not edit them using WPBakery, we recommend to use with our theme the tagDiv Composer.

Please make sure that you do not have a plugin conflict with untested plugins, please deactivate all non theme/tested plugins, also if you are using child theme, clear all cache and try again.

Thank you!

Hello !

Yes ! You can delete the WP Bakery Plugin. WP Bakery is a page builder like the tagDiv Composer so if you haven’t been using it then nothing will happen.

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Hello !

Since the last update there have been reports of a conflict between WP Bakery and tagDiv Composer, so in order to have a fully functional page you will have to disable the WP Bakery plugin.

If it is a MUST for you to have WP Bakery plugin please contact us at contact@tagdiv.com and provide wp-admin access and cPanel login if possible so we can take a closer look. Also paste a link to this topic so we can identify you.

We are sorry for the inconvenience !

Thank you !

Hi,

I see you used a footer page built with WPBakery. There is some CSS coming from it that makes it look like that. A quick fix would be to use this code – https://prnt.sc/o0bfb6

.td-footer-page .td-pb-span6 .wpb_text_column {
margin-bottom: 0;
}
.td-footer-page .wpb_text_column p {
line-height: 41px;
}

Or maybe try and design the same page with the composer.

Thanks

Hi,

I believe it is happening because of WPBakery. Some CSS it loads overrides the CSS from the theme, it affect mainly the columns. From what I can see only the post pages and category pages are affected. In pages it looks fine. I could give you a quick fix that you could try, if deactivating WPBakery is not an option

.td-footer-page .vc_column_container.td-pb-span4 {
width: 33.33333333%;
}
.td-footer-page .vc_column_container.td-pb-span6 {
width: 50%;
}
.td-footer-page .vc_row {
margin-left: -24px;
margin-right: -24px;
}

It will make the footer look as it should – http://prntscr.com/o0a0cz

Thanks

Hi,

1/2. Some elements won’t be available in the composer if WPBakery is active. The widget sidebar and the HTML element are two of them. This was done because they may not function correctly when both composers are active. Maybe this will change, I can’t say for sure at the moment what will happen.
So as long as WPBakery is active, those elements will be removed from the composer element list can can’t be used.

3. Depends, how was it added in the page initially? try to edit the page and check if it’s still there, shouldn’t have been removed by itself.

Thanks

Hi,

Some elements won’t be available in the composer if WPBakery is active. The HTML element is one of them. This was done because they may not function correctly when both composers are active. Maybe it will change, I can’t say for sure at the moment what will happen.

But the cloud library should function same as before. If you want us to take a look, send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide admin login. Include a link to this topic in the email.

Thanks

The footer page can be used if you want to display a page in the footer, instead of a footer template. It will affect the whole website. The predefined footer templates are limited in some ways, so in this case a page designed with the composer for example, can be set to display there.

That depends, for example if the pages contain theme provided elements, like blocks and grids, these should work regardless of the composer used or being active. But if the pages contain specific WPBakery elements like tabs, accordions, masonry grids, these won’t be recognized by the composer. The same would happen if a page contains composer specific elements, and it is edited with WPBakery.

Hi,

Yes, the WPBakery can work with tgDiv Composer, but in the last update ( v.9.7.3) there are some issues between those to builders.

Tank you!

Hi,

You mean single product pages? Those can’t be edited with the composer or WPBakery. The shop page, cart page, checkout page, account page and maybe others can be custom pages built with composers, but the single product page cannot.
What exactly would you like to do with the product pages? Maybe there is a different way.

Thanks

Hi,

Please notice that we recommend to use only the WPBakery Page Builder plugin that is coming with the theme package ( in the last theme package v9.7.3 we include the WPBakery Page Builder 6.0.2), if you try other versions is very possible to do not work with our theme.
In the coming update will be include WPBakery v6.0.3

Thank you for your understanding!

Hi,

If you are not using tagDiv Composer you can deactivate it from Newspaper > Plugins, in this way there will be no conflicts between those two builders, and the WPBakery Page Builder should work normally. But also there can be others conflicts with others plugins.

Thank you!

Hi,

You see that code because that page was not build with WPBakery builder plugin.
Please notice that all demos are created with tagDiv Composer, the WPBakery is just a second alternative builder for our theme; please do not edit the pages build with tagDiv Composer with other builder, edit theme only with our builder.
From Visual Composer to tagDiv Composer -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/visual-composer-tagdiv-composer-transition/

Thank you!