Hey guys - I've seen others with this issue of a white space on the right side of their site - you recommended a plugin conflict debug - which lead to me finding the culprit: an important plugin we're unfortunately at present reliant upon: "WordPress Twitter Bootstrap CSS".
As such, I know you guys have limited responsibility here but we'd be incredibly grateful if you could help. Since there's no super easy way to integrate all those handy visibility / hidden / column classes from bootstrap - we've designed a lot of the site to rely on this functionality, but as you can see on the following page http://myfancard.wpengine.com/manage-money/ there is a 20 pixel gap on the right of full-page elements.
I've even tried implementing bootstrap in other ways and every way seems to conflict with VC's classes.
Is there any spot-fix you can think of to fix that issue? I can't even fully understand what about simply linking to Bootstrap causes VC's browser width calculation to bug out.
Wow - what a simple solution.. not sure why I didn't think of that! I coulda swore it was being calculated by javascript based on browser width or something!
That worked like a charm. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey guys - I've seen others with this issue of a white space on the right side of their site - you recommended a plugin conflict debug - which lead to me finding the culprit: an important plugin we're unfortunately at present reliant upon: "WordPress Twitter Bootstrap CSS".
Screenshot of bug: https://cl.ly/1p1R1D2i033C
As such, I know you guys have limited responsibility here but we'd be incredibly grateful if you could help. Since there's no super easy way to integrate all those handy visibility / hidden / column classes from bootstrap - we've designed a lot of the site to rely on this functionality, but as you can see on the following page http://myfancard.wpengine.com/manage-money/ there is a 20 pixel gap on the right of full-page elements.
I've even tried implementing bootstrap in other ways and every way seems to conflict with VC's classes.
Is there any spot-fix you can think of to fix that issue? I can't even fully understand what about simply linking to Bootstrap causes VC's browser width calculation to bug out.
Hey Again,
Add this into the Custom CSS box located in your Salient Options panel (Make Sure there are no red cross in the Box) :
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Wow - what a simple solution.. not sure why I didn't think of that! I coulda swore it was being calculated by javascript based on browser width or something!
That worked like a charm. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey there,
Thanks for reaching in,
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