Rohan Khandeparkar

Hi @matthewchow

The website at your end is built using WPBakery Page Builder. The Visual Composer Website Builder: http://visualcomposer.com/ and WPBakery Page Builder: https://wpbakery.com/ are two independent products.Having said that, they can’t be replaced one by another.
You can find more info here: https://visualcomposer.com/docs/faq/visual-composer-website-builder-vs-wpbakery-page-builder/
As the issue is related to WPBakery Page Builder, please open a ticket via support portal: http://support.wpbakery.com/ so that the support team can guide you with it.

Thanks,

Hi Ben, Thanks for the feedback. It will certainly motivate us to do better.

Hi @marketingdebelten

I hope you are doing great. The shortcodes displayed on your website are from WPBakery Page Builder plugin. The Visual Composer Website Builder and WPBakery Page Builder are two independent products.Having said that, they can’t be replaced one by another.
You can find more info here: https://visualcomposer.com/docs/faq/visual-composer-website-builder-vs-wpbakery-page-builder/

Let us know, if you have any more questions.

Hi @markus12345

I hope you are doing great.
The warning at your end is related to WPBakery Page Builder plugin. The Visual Composer Website Builder: http://visualcomposer.com/ and WPBakery Page Builder: http://wpbakery.com/ are two independent products.
You can find more info here: https://visualcomposer.com/docs/faq/visual-composer-website-builder-vs-wpbakery-page-builder/

Thanks,

Hi @williamews

I hope you are doing great.

Right now there are two ways to convert your page from WPBakery Page Builder to Visual Composer Website Builder. Both ways include manual work as there is no automatic conversion in place.

1) Keeping both plugins

Open the page you created with WPBakery Page Builder using Visual Composer Website Builder (Edit with Visual Composer).
The content of the page will be wrapped within the text block for the WPBakery shortcodes rendered properly.
You will be able to work with the page – either update shortcodes manually in the text block or add new content above/below.
In addition, you can also select the page layout to design custom Headers, Footers, Sidebars.

2) Removing WPBakery
If you want to remove WPBakery Page Builder, you will need to replicate the layout by using Visual Composer Website Builder.
To do that, create a new page with the same title and use Visual Composer Website Builder to design your content. For the text blocks, you can copy all the content from WPBakery Page Builder text blocks to the Visual Composer text blocks.
Once your new page is ready, you can delete the old WPBakery Page Builder page and change the slug of the new page to the original which was used in WPBakery Page Builder layouts (this way you will avoid redirect issues).
As you have all pages re-designed with Visual Composer Website Builder – you can remove the WPBakery Page Builder plugin.

Let me know if you have further questions or need more assistance.

Hi @cocod

I hope you are doing great.

The Visual Composer has an option to set a column width in percentages depending upon various devices used for viewing it: https://prnt.sc/sah0uw

Please let us know if you are facing any issue in using it.

Thanks

Hi, I hope you are doing great. Plugin only load the CSS which is required to render it’s elements. The plugin content is added as html, hence it can still render when it is deactivated. Our support team will be glad to investigate the issue further on your setup if you can open a ticket via our support portal: http://visualcomposer.com/support