Hello, Simon –
I spoke to MailPoet and this was their response:
Get in touch with this theme’s author and ask him to stop enqueuing his scripts on all WordPress Dashboard pages. This is his fault and he needs to fix that.
I am not qualified to comment – but I hope we can get this fixed for the sake of everyone.
Perch
Hi, Simon –
I have reported the issue to MailPoet. I hope this conflict can be fixed. Newspaper is one of the best selling themes and Mailpoet is probably the best newsletter plugin. It’s crazy that the 2 are now incompatible!
Thanks,
Perch
OK. Thank you. I’ll work it out.
Hi, Simion –
Of course. I was not suggesting otherwise.
I have already made some progress with my own “featured image” page template. The only problem is that I do not know how to assign the featured image to the page background. Would it be possible for you to give me some insight into this please?
Thanks,
Perch
Hi, Catalin –
Looks like the background is fixed – which is great! 🙂
However, the Woocommerce product gallery is working as expected. Maybe check this thread:
http://traceyrickard.co.uk/woocommerce-3-0-new-product-gallery-not-working/
Perchpole
Hi, Catalin –
Thanks for your note. Some of the new single-product features do not appear to work correctly. There is also a legacy problem with the 2 tagdiv WooCommerce templates that do not display properly if you have a background color or image. (There is a missing CSS class!)
I reported this a while ago and it still isn’t fixed!
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Perchpole
No problem, Bogdan. I have done it myself.
Hi, Bogdan –
This method only works with Custom Taxonomies. I want the layout to apply to the Post Type – which is why I have created a separate template: archive-custom.php. What I want is to permanently include the M6 layout code in my archive-custom.php file.
What is the best way to do this?
Thanks,
Perch
Update:
This issue is directly related to a demo (Cars Blog). When I uninstalled the demo the problems went away!
I also note it is now possible to install a demo without the content!
Hooray!
Did all of your settings remain the same – such as header logos, etc – and any changes to the colour and typography?
It’s important to get this right!
Hello, Again –
I’ve compared the code on the Woocommerce archive pages and a normal page and there is a slight difference. On a normal page the classes assigned to the content div are:
td-main-content-wrap td-main-page-wrap td-container-wrap
Whilst on the Woocommerce templates the classes are:
td-main-content-wrap td-main-page-wrap
The missing “td-container-wrap” appears to be causing the issue.
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Perch