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Last updated by zacharyL 7 years, 2 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
I updated to the most recent version of Divi 3.0.53, which was a huge performance update. They restructured how the theme utilizes CSS, among other enhancements. After I updated, I visited the homepage and found the layout to be completely broken. Disabling Toolset proved that Divi was working just fine. Rolling back the Divi version also "fixed" it, but this presents an issue with not being able to take advantage of future updates, as Elegant Themes updates often.
I'm going to be perfectly honest, I am developing a site, other than this one, with WP Toolset and Divi, with the intention of purchasing either a developer license or single site license once finished, so I couldn't very well use that site's debug information. This is where I encountered the problem, and right now, it's only using basic layout functionality (custom global headers and footers).
The purpose of this support ticket is to make you aware that there is a conflict between the new Divi 3.0.53 update and WP Toolset. For now, my temporary solution is to not update Divi until patches are made on either side.
I haven't tested it on MyJobShine's live site, but I'm guessing the results will be the same.
