hello, i bought your theme today, just installed it but have a problem... When I want to edit the "random portfolio" page for example, there appears an error: "The content area has not been found on your page". Can you help me?
We decided that some page templates will not display the content entered in the editor. They just build the layout automatically based on portfolio items options (hero image, hero title, subtitle, background etc) and the options of the page having this template. These options are not configurable through the editor but in wordpress admin. WordPress platform offers the ability of showing the content entered in the editor by calling a specific function: the_content(). Elementor detects that the function is not called and displays a warning message.
The reason we decided we ignore the editor content is that unpredictable content entered with Elementor (that is so vast) may break/conflict with our styles and dynamic effects associated with the template.
if you want to go forward you can copy-and-rename the portfolio grid page template (which is implemented in portfolio-grid-page.php), add the <?php the_content(); ?> call in line 97 or 126, modify the template name in the header and then add it to the child theme. This way will not be overwritten during a theme upgrade.
hello, i bought your theme today, just installed it but have a problem...
When I want to edit the "random portfolio" page for example, there appears an error: "The content area has not been found on your page". Can you help me?
Hello Danny,
We decided that some page templates will not display the content entered in the editor. They just build the layout automatically based on portfolio items options (hero image, hero title, subtitle, background etc) and the options of the page having this template. These options are not configurable through the editor but in wordpress admin. WordPress platform offers the ability of showing the content entered in the editor by calling a specific function: the_content(). Elementor detects that the function is not called and displays a warning message.
The reason we decided we ignore the editor content is that unpredictable content entered with Elementor (that is so vast) may break/conflict with our styles and dynamic effects associated with the template.
if you want to go forward you can copy-and-rename the portfolio grid page template (which is implemented in portfolio-grid-page.php), add the <?php the_content(); ?> call in line 97 or 126, modify the template name in the header and then add it to the child theme. This way will not be overwritten during a theme upgrade.
Thank you.
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