I would like to disable some rows or only show for limited time.
There are the row setting that state: <span style=”color: #999999; font-family: ‘Open Sans’, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; font-style: italic;”>If checked the row won’t be visible on the public side of your website. You can switch it back any time..</span>
Give the row an unique css class in Row Settings > Extra Class Name. Now hide it using the display: none; attribute in a custom css code.
Example: .your-row-id {display:none;}
This display: none idea is a smart workaround, but why does the “Disable row (If checked the row won’t be visible on the public side of your website. You can switch it back any time.)” feature not work?
Is it a WordPress bug? A Tower bug? A bug in my understanding of how it’s supposed to work?
