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So I just installed Gutenberg only to find that many elements from the Jevelin theme don’t seem to be available. Obviously I reverted to the classic editor in order to access the Jevelin features but how will the two work together when Gutenberg rolls out soon?
Hi @GeoffMorris,
I hope you are well today and thank you for your question.
We are working on it and soon will update you regarding roadmap.
Best regards,
Shufflehound teamCould you please tell me exactly which elements are missing?
You can use Gutenberg with Visual Composer as described in the below page.
https://visualcomposer.io/docs/content-elements-structure/gutenberg-element/
Essentially all of them. Visual Composer is now WPBakery Page Builder and requires a separate product licence from the Jevelin theme is that right? Also there is Unyson included with the theme. Do I need them both?
Essentially all of them. Visual Composer is now WPBakery Page Builder and requires a separate product licence from the Jevelin theme is that right?
No you don’t need a seperate license as the theme comes bundled with plugin now as described in the below topic.
Also there is Unyson included with the theme. Do I need them both?
The theme needs Unyson plugin but you don’t need to activate its Page builder extension if you don’t need it and instead want to use WPBakery Page Builder (Visual Composer).
