On my site: https://stefpaul.nl/ i'm using the satalite theme. On the about me page: https://stefpaul.nl/about/ i use the elements as provided in the theme. These all have some padding and margin in them. After my first save this will show up nice when looking at the page.
BUT, when i navigate to the portfolio section and then back to the content page (about) all the margins and paddings disappears. Even the USP's that are supposed to be in coloumns show up from top to bottom.
i've tried inspecting and finding out if something thing is overruling it, but i can not find anything. Please help :)
Added two images in the description to show differences in the pages when it works and after i've navigated.
Ajax page transitions will load the target page content container within the original page. Since the target page is not loaded normally the <head> and <body> elements will stay the same.
Since a lot of plugins are using javascript initialisation in the head (or the footer) of the page they don't get called in the target page. This is what happens with WPBakery
Try the following: disable ajax page transitions in customizer -> general settings or use the satelite wpbakery child theme we provide in the main archive which provides compatibility between basic WPBakery elements and AJAX.
Hi,
On my site: https://stefpaul.nl/ i'm using the satalite theme. On the about me page: https://stefpaul.nl/about/ i use the elements as provided in the theme. These all have some padding and margin in them. After my first save this will show up nice when looking at the page.
BUT, when i navigate to the portfolio section and then back to the content page (about) all the margins and paddings disappears. Even the USP's that are supposed to be in coloumns show up from top to bottom.
i've tried inspecting and finding out if something thing is overruling it, but i can not find anything. Please help :)
Added two images in the description to show differences in the pages when it works and after i've navigated.
Hi Stef
Ajax page transitions will load the target page content container within the original page. Since the target page is not loaded normally the <head> and <body> elements will stay the same.
Since a lot of plugins are using javascript initialisation in the head (or the footer) of the page they don't get called in the target page. This is what happens with WPBakery
Try the following: disable ajax page transitions in customizer -> general settings or use the satelite wpbakery child theme we provide in the main archive which provides compatibility between basic WPBakery elements and AJAX.
Thank you.
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Thank you! this worked for me!