Hi Paul-
The code I gave you shouldn't have caused that warning to show up, at least it doesn't when I try it out in a few testing environments. Either way, I recommend the following settings in your wp-config.php file to avoid displaying errors to your visitors:

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );
@ini_set( 'display_errors', 0 );

Paste these lines just above this line in your wp-config.php file:

/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */

Hello David,

As you noted, it looks like you may have resolved this issue already. I'm currently seeing the following CSS on your form:

.cognito .c-forms-form .c-editor, .cognito .c-forms-form .c-rating-scale-questions {
    font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
    font-weight: normal;
    font-size: 0.8125em;
    color: #000000; }

This has the effect of making the text black (#000000) for  your form. Since your iFrame was in a block with a black background, the Theme Framework works to ensure that your text has a contrast with the background color so that it's readable. 

Please let us know if you need any more help resolving this issue, we're happy to help.

Hello,

Thank you very much for the great question, I'm sorry to hear that you've lost so much time working on this issue.

The Product Page template is set to use whichever background you've selected in Customize -> Background, in your case the image background. 

Here's a custom CSS rule that you can paste into your Customize -> Advanced -> Custom JS & CSS menu:

.product-template-default #content > main { background-color: rgba(0,0,0,.7); }

This will add a black background at 70% opacity, which will make the products page look like this:

Hi Paul! Thanks for the update, I'm sorry I forgot to test it out on mobile. Try this snippet:

function my_custom_theme_configs( $boldgrid_framework_configs ) {
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['walker'] = new wp_bootstrap_navwalker();
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['fallback_cb'] = 'wp_bootstrap_navwalker::fallback';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['container_id'] = 'primary-navbar';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['container_class'] = 'navbar-collapse primary-menu';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['container'] = 'div';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['menu_class'] = 'nav navbar-nav';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['depth'] = 2;
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['items_wrap'] = '<ul id="%1$s" class="%2$s">%3$s</ul>';

    return $boldgrid_framework_configs;
}
add_filter( 'boldgrid_theme_framework_config', 'my_custom_theme_configs');

Hello Paul,

Thanks for the interesting question, I agree that this type of menu flexibility would be a great addition to the Wedge Theme, and I'll be following up with a feature request for you.

The "Header Upper Right" menu in Wedge was originally designed as a social media menu, which would have icons representing your various social networks, and not have a drop-down style parent-child menu item relationship.

That being said, it is possible to get this menu to behave the way you need it to, but it will require a little more advanced work to modify the configuration within the BoldGrid Theme Framework. You can do this either in a child theme's functions.php file, or by using the Code Snippets plugin to create a filter. Paste this function into a new code snippet or your functions.php file:

function my_custom_theme_configs( $boldgrid_framework_configs ) {
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['walker'] = new wp_bootstrap_navwalker();
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['fallback_cb'] = 'wp_bootstrap_navwalker::fallback';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['container_class'] .= ' collapse navbar-collapse navbar-default';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['menu_class'] .= ' nav navbar-nav';
    $boldgrid_framework_configs['menu']['prototype']['social']['depth'] = 0;

    return $boldgrid_framework_configs;
}
add_filter( 'boldgrid_theme_framework_config', 'my_custom_theme_configs');

If you choose to use Code Snippets, I've attached a file that you can import using the Code Snippets -> Import tool. I hope this helps!
custom-theme-configs.code-snippets.json

Hello,

Thanks for the question, I'm very sorry to hear that your blocks disappeared while editing your pages.

Can you provide a little more information about the issue you're experiencing? For example, what steps are you taking while editing your page before the blocks disappear? Are you referring to the blocks that have been added to your page, or the Block Library?

A couple of general troubleshooting tips to try- make sure that all of your BoldGrid Plugins are up to date by visiting Dashboard -> Updates, and as always be sure to make regular backups of your website to ensure that you can revert to a working version if needed.

I hope this helps!

Hello David,

Thanks for providing those screenshots. From what I understand, your goal is to contain the "Our Partners" blocks without having them take up the full width of your website.

When I'm taking a look at your website now, I do see that the blocks appear like your first screenshot, contained within the content row, 1170 pixels wide on a full-width screen

Out of curiosity, I noticed that this page also has the form you had previously mentioned in your other question thread, and that your form had been modifying the HTML markup for the page below the form. Is it possible the issues are related to each other? If, for example, your form was leaving an open <div> element, or had an extra closing </div>, that would explain the behavior you're seeing.

I hope you've got this resolved, please let us know if you're still experiencing issues and we'll be happy to help.

Hello David,

Thanks for writing back with that screenshot. I deleted it from your response because the code inside of it would have allowed any visitor to this public forum to post your form on their website.

I tried testing out Cognito Forms to see if I could replicate the issue, but I wasn't able to get the same behavior you're seeing. It's also worth mentioning that Cognito Forms hasn't been tested with the last 3 major WordPress releases, so the plugin itself may have issues operating correctly, or the developers of that plugin may have abandoned it.

The screenshot you provided of your code didn't include the end of the iframe line, and it's possible that a missing </iframe> closing tag might cause the behavior you're describing, so do be sure that you have one there. 

Can you link to the page on your site that's experiencing the issue? We might be able to get more information about the issue from inspecting it. In addition, Cognito Forms has a Support Center where you might be able to get more specialized assistance with that software.

I hope this helps!

Hello,

Thank you for the question, I'm sorry your Calendar Integration isn't working as expected. I visited the "Calendar" page on the website you mentioned, and I'm afraid I'm not sure which icon you're referring to.
May I ask how you're implementing your calendar right now? Via a WordPress Plugin, iFrame, or other means? Can you provide a screenshot of the icon you'd like to remove?

I'll look forward to helping you out with a little more information.

Hello, thank you for the excellent question, and I'm sorry that our Theme Framework documentation is indeed missing information about how to control the sidebar.

The BoldGrid Theme Framework enables the sidebar, except for the following conditions:

is_404()

is_search()

is_front_page()

is_page_template( 'default' ) 

is_page_template( 'page_home.php' )

If you'd like to disable the sidebar on other templates or conditionals, you can create a filter, either in your child theme's functions.php or using a code snippet. In the following example, I'll demonstrate a function that will disable the sidebar for the is_single() function as well as the custom template my_page_template.php:

function my_custom_theme_configs( $boldgrid_framework_configs ) {
  $boldgrid_framework_configs['template']['sidebar'][] = "is_single";
  $boldgrid_framework_configs['template']['sidebar'][] = "[my_page_template.php]is_page_template";

  return $boldgrid_framework_configs;
}
add_filter( 'boldgrid_theme_framework_config', 'my_custom_theme_configs');

I'll give a heads-up to our development team to create some better documentation for using the sidebar interface in the BoldGrid Theme Framework. I hope this helps!