• I believe I am having the same or similar problem to the one described here:
    https://wordpress.org/support/topic/multiple-column-layout-not-working?

    I am modifying the default profile form using the form builder, I have added a 2 column layout to one of my rows. When I view a user profile all the fields display in a single column. Only when I resize my window the fields change into the desired 2 column layout.

    I have tried changing the max profile width and max profile header widths in UM settings but this has not solved the problem.

    After inspecting the top um profile div I found a class named “uimob340” which appears to be responsible for the change. For some reason this class is set whenever the page is loaded regardless of the window size (my browser is usually 1200+ wide) When I resize the window, this class disappears from the main div and the columns are displayed properly.

    How can I get the multi column layouts to display correctly on page load?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/ultimate-member/

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  • Plugin Author Ultimate Member

    (@ultimatemember)

    Hi,

    Do you have a URL to profile page so I can see this first-hand?

    Thanks

    I am experiencing similiar problems too. When Registration form is set to two columns it still shows at one column.

    Cees Rijken

    (@connectcase)

    Set “Customize this form->Use Global settings” to No. Then emtpy the “Max.Width” field and save.

    Beware: next time the default value will be back in the “Max.Width” field! So set it back to empty before you hit “Update”.

    I’d say: a little bug, but I am not 100% sure. It could be that the UM’s css is interfering with my theme’s css?

    tallis1970

    (@tallis1970)

    I got mine to work by setting the Max Width of registration form to a number above 600px

    Cees Rijken

    (@connectcase)

    That will also work, since the content-divs about it will always prevent it from running over the outer borders. Nice solution!

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