ChargeWP Timeline Addons For WPBakery Page Builder vs Hide Content by User Role for WPBakery

This WordPress plugin introduces well-crafted and fully customizable timeline addons for the WPBakery Page Builder plugin. All addons support both the front-end and back-end WPBakery editors. If you need to organize and present information in chronological order, making it easier for your users to understand the content on your web page, this plugin offers many addons to help with that. The WPBakery Page Builder plugin must be installed and activated to use this plugin. Once the required plugins are activated, the elements will be available for use in any WPBakery editor. Source file code you can find on our GitHub plugin page. Everyone is welcome to contribute to the development there. Default Browser support Chrome version 49+ Safari 12+ Firefox 78+ Edge: Chromium-based Edge (79+) Please note that some elements use brand-new CSS/JS features, and browser support for them may vary. We specify browser support for such elements individually in the element edit window.

This plugin adds settings to all elements in WPBakery page builder to hide/show the content elements on your website based on user roles. This way you can easily restrict content in WPBakery pages and posts. For example you can hide a specific column element on your page or post for all users but editors or only show it to logged-out users. By default (with no checkboxes checked) the content will be visible for all users. The hidden content will also be removed from the HTML. Features can hide content in the frontend for specific user roles and logged out users works with all WPBakery elements removes hidden content from HTML Code also works with added custom roles no hidden costs, completely free plugin Issues with specific Themes / Plugin versions There are alot of themes that are using modified versions of WPBakery Page Builder. Some may not work together well with this plugin. Uncode Theme The Uncode WPBakery version did not show the tab Visible for roles at all. We fixed this by changing the hook when to add the our tab. Salient Theme The Salient Theme transforms checkboxes to switches and removes the labels. We fixed that in 1.2.1 and put the labels back there.