I’m having some trouble in the latest version of X which I suspect is a process or settings issue.
Previously, when I went to “Appearance -> Customise” I was able to configure the global CSS and JS by navigating through the pages I needed to adjust and right-clicking within the preview pane to inspect elements as needed.
With the new version of X, I can see that the Theme Options have been moved to their own page editor outside of the Customise panel, and I am seeing most (if not all) of the controls I’m used to. However, I am finding that, when I’m in the global editor window, if I try clicking or right-clicking anywhere within the preview pane that is associated to a specific page’s content (not header, not footer, but content area), I see a new pop-up modal with the following message:
“Would you like to edit this page? You can safely leave as there are no unsaved changes.”
This has two buttons - a Yes, Proceed (which takes me to the Cornerstone editor for whatever page I was on) and a “No, Go Back” which closes the modal, but each individual attempt to target any element in the page will reopen this pop-up modal.
What I’d really like to do is turn this modal off entirely - if I want to edit a specific page and only that page, I won’t be in the global editor; I’m using the global editor because I want to make CSS changes that will apply to specific elements regardless of what page I’m on.
Is there a way to do this without needing to have two windows, one open on the global editor and one open on an example page with elements I need to style?
Any recommendations would be much appreciated, thanks!
