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  • I had this issue too..

    Check your CSS and any other plugin CSS for list-style: none;

    For some reason, even some styling I’d used on another plugin which was only used on a totally unrelated page containing list-style:none; was affecting my pagebuilder pages..

    It’s usually caused by people defining ul,li { list-style: none; } within page / plugin files, when actually it should be .plugin_page_class ul, .plugin_page_class li { list-style: none; } etc..

    So yeah, have a look around.. Maybe have a mass-file search for list-style: none (with and without the space!) and check for any where are not specifically defined to parent divs / classes.

    Also you could try changing the list CSS to include the list-style/image as !important

    Jack

    Thread Starter JackChuckun

    (@jackchuckun)

    Nevermind, it was because of an inherited CSS issue forcing a 75px width on all buttons.

    Thread Starter JackChuckun

    (@jackchuckun)

    UPDATE: Nevermind, it only happens that way when PREVIEWING the page.. Once I save it & publish, it is fine.

    Ok it was an inherited issue, but the plugin cache was killing me 😛

    So I disabled the plugin cache by defining SITEORIGIN_PANELS_NOCACHE, and then added to the /siteorigin-panels/widgets/widgets.php file:

    Find:
    $css = str_replace(';}', '}', $css);
    Add before:
    $css = str_replace(';', ' !important;', $css);

    This marks every single CSS element produced by the plugin as !important, to override any conflicts with the template >_<

    Worked for me but wont always be perfect for those who want their theme to take over the blocks a little.

    Update: I will be more than glad to help resolve this issue – but despite my attempts, I cannot figure out where the CSS is actually coming from.. Where’s the handle?

    I’ve tried a str_replace within the origin_widgets_generate_css() function to replace all “;” with ” !important;” to see if perhaps it’s a parent class forcing no list styles but no matter what I do, the CSS does not change to reflect the !important additions..

    So where can I play around with the generated CSS in order to try to help you resolve this issue? As there are a couple of other CSS styles I would like to alter out of personal taste (font size, decoration, style, etc)

    I have this same issue using version 1.3.9..

    I simply cannot get the bullet points to show when using the Price Box widget (haven’t tried other PB list boxes at this point).. I have tried Firefox, Chrome, and IE, and tried logging out of admin and clearing cache.. Still nothing.

    I looked at the inline CSS produced and it should be working.. I’ve never had such a bizarre thing happen to me with CSS :/

    I also tried disabling inline CSS and still no luck.. Any ideas? >_< I’m on a local machine right now so cannot provide a link just yet!

    EDIT: All other applied styles are working fine, eg the button, header, etc.. Just not the feature list style option.. The inline CSS its self is being generated, and it changes to reflect any changes I make via the widget panel, but visually the feature list doesn’t change at all, and no list style is used at all.. Despite it being defined in the CSS.

    Not a problem 🙂 Thank you for the plugin!

    @developers – I reproduced the issue with no problems..

    The fix is this:
    Open /core/template/receipt_page.php

    Line 17:
    <?php if(is_payment_made()): ?>
    Should be:
    <?php if(is_payment_made() && !is_paid()): ?>

    No problem 🙂

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