Layouts plugin provides a drag-and-drop editor that is used from the WordPress administration. Using this editor, you can create layouts, assign them to specific content and design entire pages.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the design that you want to achieve and the layouts that you have created so far.
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Problem:
"Sorry, the content area was not found on your page" error occurs when trying to use the Elementor page builder with the Toolset Starter theme.
Solution:
Themes which are fully-integrated with Layouts—such as the Toolset Starter Theme—do not output the content using the standard the_content() function, and so are incompatible with Elementor.
Solution: You can't add HTML to the Layouts JS panel, and the snippet provided uses HTML to provide a fallback for non-JavaScript users. If you disregard non-JavaScript users, you can add only the JavaScript portion of this code to Layouts JS:
To use the HTML fallback, you must enqueue this script some other way. Some themes provide places where you can insert custom code like this from wp-admin. Some do not, and you must enqueue the code manually instead. See below.
Problem: I would like to create conditional HTML that tests a category ID. I am currently testing using the wpv-taxonomy-archive shortcode, but it is not working as expected.
Solution: The wpv-taxonomy-archive shortcode returns the term Title by default, not the term ID. However, your conditional is set up to test the term ID. So you should modify the shortcode to return the term ID instead of term title:
