Hello, RueNel.
With all due respect to Themeco and their incredible work on Pro, I feel hugely mistreated by the fact that your forum interface is full of informative tooltips which nonetheless do not make any mention of this unorthodox queue pushing rule. Very ridiculous.
Back to the issue, I’ve done as you told me and it solved two issues; shortcodes and white edges. Good job spotting it! The only issue that remains is the z-index.
Edit 1: Hello again, RueNel. A workaround I found by googling was to set the z-index of all subsequent sections to -1. I am not knowledgeable enough to tell if that’s a best practice or not, and I can surely tell you that I did not need it before the update (not sure what changed).
Thank you very much for the help, and please remember to convey my complaint to the management if you can! Aside from this inconvenience, you can tell them that Pro is one of the best things that happened to me.
Anyways, please do not hesitate to share any advice, and aside from that I wish you a great day.
Edit 2: I’m trying to add a sidebar to my blog page only but the options pertaining to this are extremely confusing. Pro has layout options (full width or content/sidebar combo) both globally and for each page individually. Naturally, this means that the local option overrides the global one. But this selection does not seem to sync with WordPress’ already-confusing options in Appearance > Sidebars and Appearance > Widgets.
It took me enabling/disabling all options and then waiting more time while playing around to have the changes take effect. It’s been now 10 minutes since I switched my posts page (blog) back to full width, switched Pro global layout to full width, and unassigned the sidebar I had created in Appearance > Sidebars from it, and I tried loading the page in incognito too. Yet, the blog posts on the page are still taking the two thirds on the left with this funny empty column on the right.
Furthermore, when this right sidebar was still officially enabled, the text and custom HTML widgets I added via Pro’s widget options were utterly unstyled; they were just plain black text without any kind of container rendered directly over the site’s background. If these widgets are functioning the way they’re supposed to, then what other method can I use to have custom widget content while retaining the universal widget styles?