sorry, I just fixed it this morning. I had to overwrite it with

add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false

with higher priority. I think in the code somewhere it is always setting this on.

Can you see the screenshot here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/qT2tMYJpEQfVRbCQA
its the bar highlighted in red, I want to hide this for none admin users.

Hello,

my problems is the feature image from Visual composer is not showing, see screenshot. Why it is not supported in the new theme version 4.0

• This reply was modified 8 years by yinako.

Hi i did use a 3 column layout, the middle one has feature image set, but its missing , hence blank.

But regardless of columns and layout, even if i use a standard layout the feature image is missing from vc. I can see th feature umage in the backend in vc even shows up in The editor, just not on the page.

This is my website url: http://www.onlybestshoes.com/test/

http://www.onlybestshoes.com/test/

I have made a test page, the middle column has the single image, with feature image set, and it is not showing up.

Thanks, I just hide the entire review section below like this

.td-review {
display: none;
}


Yes I want to hide that section as well as everything under the review overview. But will it still be picked up by google rich snipt?

thats okay, thanks.

Thanks for the tip about commenting out the title and category. Here is a screen shot of the my layout in VC

and the VC code via pastbin http://pastebin.com/dVr6E25P the styling is done in custom CSS in the custom CSS section in the theme panel.

most of the design it is done via columns in visual composer, so the title is on the second column. I would still like to have the category properly updated for each post and appear just below the title on the second column, how could I do that with this layout?

• This reply was modified 10 years by yinako.

Hi Andrie thanks,

I think I should of used my site design to explain better, see image below. Since I already have the feature image and title made out of visual composer and the rating section on the right, I don’t think I can just use the existing title from the post template and move into my content made from visual composer. because the rating section on the right may not position correctly. correct me if I’m wrong about this.

So I was thinking maybe I could hide the post title and feature image from the post template, and use my own made from visual composer. And how can I best hide the title in post template to not hurt my seo and use my made up title (h1 title) in visual composer? will google pickup this H1 title if I make it in visual composer?

but I think with my meathod I won’t be able to put the category tags under the title made in visual composer. its a bit hard to decide for me right now. :/

I like to remove the default post title, ie H1 because the position does not suit my site design. see image attached.

I then like to add my own H1 post title next to post featured image, see image attached. I like do this step without hurting my site SEO.

Additionally i like to move the post category below my post title, can this be done?

Regards.

it’s fixed now, after I set all visual composer elements to enabled in administrator role and re save the settings. all elements show up.

Thanks for the direction, it would be good in the future to have the review section as a VC composer element, so it can be placed anywhere

sorry I got it working, I had to tick the table element under ‘user group access rules’ for administrator in visual composer general settings.

well installing easy table is quite straight forward, its also from the same developer of visual composer.

https://wpbakery.atlassian.net/wiki/display/VC/Easy+Tables#EasyTables-FAQ

I can’t say why it shouldn’t work, since its just one extra element in visual composer. I really need to have a way of doing tables, all my lay out is done with visual composer, I’m not sure how else I can make data tables on the page, I hope you can look into this problem.