Reliable and solid with a few set-up hiccups
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Ran into a few issues when setting up the Pro version, which we bought straight from the dev. I installed it without installing the Light version first, then got prompted to do that. Turns out if you install them in that order, a bunch of stuff goes belly-up, so I needed to contact support end ended up uninstalling, then reinstalling in the right order.
Apart from that, this is a solid, reliable plugin that works quite well. I love that when using shortcodes (I use Bricks Builder for which there is no integration), the plugin produces clean HTML output with no CSS that I have to battle against. Would have liked a few more classes, but I can still target any element I want with :nth-child and the like so it’s all good.
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Check out https://ora-hr.2sinn.dev/position/talent-acquisition-specialist-m-w-d-in-teilzeit/ (screenshot in case somebody reads this in the far future: https://paste.pics/R67QA).
Here, we have an <article> and inside, a <header> followed by several <div>s that all have the same class, “entry-content” (screenshot: https://paste.pics/R67RP).
Styling this page would be easier if (a) the contents had their own wrapper like this: https://paste.pics/R67SH, which I could then give a max-width of 1240px and (b) they had their own classes to distinguish them. For instance, the feature list (years of experience, work hours, locations…) could have a class .job-features.
I used :first-of-type to target the div that contains the features. If ever there is a situation where the first div isn’t the features container, the layout breaks.
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