OK, I’ll send an email with the info. To be clear, the WP settings seem to be updating fine. It’s the PHP settings that don’t seem to be recognized–and I just want to be sure that we’re getting the performance and results we should be getting.

OK, after slugging away at it for nights and weekends, we have launched “version 3.0” of http://cayennediane.com
This was originally a RapidWeaver site for its first two incarnations, and we wanted to move to WordPress so we could gain more capabilities as the business grows.

Working great so far. Now for the bonus section: how can I do this for the More Articles Box? I see the code to generate it in the wp_booster folder, but it’s being called in ways that are above my pay grade 🙂

I had just tracked it to this area and was hacking on the code. I’ll use this and take it from there! Thank you very much.

Slight update: I’ve been digging in even more, and still cannot find a way to modify this. I assume it’s coming from one of the modules?
I’ve disabled any potential conflicting plugins I can think of. But custom post or not, I still can’t trace how the posts are being built to the point that I can stop the date output. I am using a child theme and I have followed the instructions in your documentation as well.

Unfortunately, it’s not helping… this all makes sense for a standard theme, but with the WP Booster framework, I can’t find where the date is being printed. I can’t even get a determination if single.php is being called for my custom post types–or even regular posts.
I’ve removed the ability to choose a template from my CPT (I inquired before on how to enable it, but ended up not needing this functionality).

Is there any reference you can point me to for how a page is generated within the WP Booster framework?
It seems like single.php calls the single_template_#.php which in turn calls loop-single-#.php. Within loop-single there are echo statements within the metadata for the post–however, I can not find a way to edit this and get any result to change any page. Are the #’s corresponding to the template choices in order? If it’s left as default, would that indicate that single.php -> loop.php or single.php->single_template_1.php->loop-single.php ?

Genius! This seems to work fine. Thank you.

Uh… that’s supposed to be “Child Theme-friendly way to apply this…”

A little more info: Turns out, the Product Features box I’m looking for seems to just be the Icon box, with a section for text after it. Probably styled with a header tag or class so it’s formatted nicely. Maybe that’s something the Creativo guys cooked up. It’s not part of what comes in with WooCommerce.

As far as the sidebar cutting thing goes, I’m still working on it. It does seem to stem from trying to cram in too many columns in VisualComposer, but there’s still formatting issues past the first row. I’ll try to come up with a repeatable and easier to demonstrate example later today.

Cool. This works like a charm!
Is there a Chile Theme-friendly way to apply this?
Thank you!

Hello! Thanks for the help. The Product Features I’m looking for is just a nice bullet point style box with a selectable icon. I’ll keep searching for it. I think the CSS hint will lead me down the right path.