That is great! 🙂
It seems that the widget styling were built pre Elementor times and can be customized from Gillion Settings (at the topbar) > Content > Titles & Tabs section. If from there you can’t get the result you want, then you can let us know specific things and we will help you to change them.
About the Yellow Pencil it seems that we found the cause.
Can you please try it now and see if that works? (just remember to clear the website cache with ctrl+f5 as we changed some JS files).
That is great! 🙂
To hide the header cart you can try to go to the – Jevelin Settings (at the topbar) > Header > Header Elemnets, uncheck the WooCommerce Cart and save it.
Let us know if that works!
Then you can still use it, but just keep in mind that new issues usually happens after new updates like WordPress and server environment.
We would recommend you to clone your website to a new place and rebuild the website there (if you have based your current website on one of our demos, then install it again – it will be built via WPBakery page builder). When the website will be ready, then backup and restore it on your current website.
Yes, of course. You can install WPBakery page builder at any time.
You are welcome!
Great! 🙂
That was a bug in the theme, so we made a fix for the theme itself, which will be included in the next theme update.
About the widget it seems that your server had issues with too many connections in that page (showed too many connections to database errors). We installed classic widgets plugin and now it seems working fine.
It seems that the option works correctly, however in some places Elementor options could rewrite it and so it doesn’t look like that the global option is working, but that is only a default color for some places.
The boxed layout purpose was to imitate old-school layouts where all the content is in the middle. Yes, there are some new options when using boxed content, but it wasn’t meant to work with full width header.
We added some improvements, can you please take a look? 🙂
You are welcome! 🙂
Can you please confirm that?
Hi there,
Regarding to your questions:
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Shufflehound team
Okay, so the boxed layout only means that the header and the content will be limited to the specified width. When the boxed layout is disabled then it allows header to go to the full width.
Content width option most likely didn’t want to change due to your caching plugin. In some cases it is needed to clear cache after changing theme settings. We tested it after clearing cache and it was working just fine.
You need to disable the boxed theme layout to achieve that.
We disabled it and now it should work like you wanted.
Hi there,
It seems that you have a custom CSS that blocks clicking on the portfolio links. We attached screenshot bellow on how it looks.
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Shufflehound team
Hi there,
Can you please give us a link where we can test this issue?
Best regards,
Shufflehound team
We updated the theme and it looks like the issue is fixed.
Can you please take a look?
We added further improvements and also updated the theme. 🙂
Can you please take a look?
Oh, then we are not sure why you would have basket instead of the cart.
At the moment the only idea what we found is this tutorial.
It seems that the issue might be fixed. 🙂
Is it possible to login in to your website again and to test it? (your last login details doesn’t work anymore)
Hi there,
Would it be possible to login in to your website and to debug this issue? (you can share the login details in the private field bellow)
Best regards,
Shufflehound team
Hi there,
We can understand that it can be confusing.
So the main issue is that the Unyson plugin development has been ended some time ago (2-3 years ago or more). For that reason it had more and more unfixed bugs, that we couldn’t fix and that forced us to switch to something different with better support. We ended up choosing Redux Framework as the replacement plugin for the Unyson framework. But this framework didn’t have its own page builder, so we switched to Redux + WPBakery page builder combo, that could fully replace Unyson framework (also the they now have most of the Unyson framework theme options and elements).
If at some point you will make a decision to move to the Redux framework, then you will need to rebuild your content to WPBakery page builder and remove Unyson completely. However you can still use Unyson if you don’t have issues with it. We just don’t support it any more as the plugin isn’t maintained anymore.
About the beta stage we will remove information about it, as the tool have been available for a some time now and we just forgot to remove it.
Best regards,
Shufflehound team