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Last updated by Minesh 7 years, 3 months ago.
Assisted by: Minesh.
I am trying to produce a nice-looking webpage using Genesis and Toolset.
The attached screenshots demonstrate the problem. The image with the white panel is without the Genesis plugin activated. You'll note that the layout is congested, the various views within the one layout are not aligned, etc.
The second image is with the plugin activated. You'll note that the header and menu have disappeared, along with all sense of layout.
Am I doing something wrong here? Should a Toolset Layout or View just simply look good within the Genesis framework? Or do I need to tackle this from another direction?
Thanks in advance ????
Greig
