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We are having the same issue with not seeing the ElementsKit Layout button. Currently still staying on Elementor 3.15.3 and Hello theme 2.8.1

@fried_eggz I think the intent of GPL went well beyond everyone being able to easily leverage off someone else’s works. The intent is to make the code base better for the community not provide a ‘loss leader’ for gaining email sign-ups to market another product.

The opening closing lines of the Envato guidelines to GPL licence sum it up well for me;
Link: https://help.market.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/202822660-Guidelines-for-forking-GPL-code

“When forking an open source project, the first step should always be asking: “should I really be forking this project?” In most cases, you should instead consider simply contributing to the existing project. If this isn’t possible, then consider forking into a new project if your proposed changes warrant it.”

“The forked project must provide sufficient uniqueness or improvement over the original project to be accepted on Envato Market. When submitting items based on forked code please outline clearly why you have forked the original code and what enhancements or modifications you have made.”

If it was simply a ‘fork’ for improving code and adding to the community shouldn’t they clearly articulate the improvements. What defines ‘fork’? What level of improvement do I need to make to take advantage of someone elses effort?

Is @claycollins forking into the future with this tweet?
“It’s a GPL plugin and we’ll be adding lots of stuff to our fork for months and years to come.”

Also… did they need to take 100 email templates forward to improve code? Are they their own artistic efforts or are they enjoying leveraging off someone else’s hard work?

Same issue – User is ‘Administrator’ and there is no menu item under Posts in WP 3.5 installation. I have a plugin WordPress Editorial Calendar (v2.6) that appears in this area and it is working OK. Maybe there is a conflict.