Hi, Thank you for reaching out regarding the portfolio layout issue on your website . We’ll help you resolve this as quickly as possible.

Initial Troubleshooting Steps:
Clear Cache
Clear your browser cache and any server-side caching (e.g., Cloudflare, WP Rocket, LiteSpeed).

If using a caching plugin, purge all caches and temporarily disable it to test.

Check for Plugin Conflicts
Some plugins may interfere with the Arkiz theme’s portfolio functionality.

Go to WordPress Dashboard → Plugins, deactivate all non-essential plugins (except Elementor if used), and check if the issue persists. Reactivate them one by one to identify conflicts.

Check Portfolio Settings
Ensure the correct portfolio template is selected and no custom CSS is breaking the layout.

Test with Default WordPress Theme
Temporarily switch to a default theme (e.g., Twenty Twenty-Four) to check if the issue is theme-specific.

Next Steps if the Issue Persists:
Please provide:

Screenshots of the broken portfolio layout (backend + frontend).
Error messages (if any appear in the browser console – press F12 → Console).
Whether you’re using Elementor Pro or a third-party portfolio builder.

We’ll prioritize this issue once we have more details. Let us know how the initial checks go!

Best regards.

Hi, here is the solution;

– I navigated to Elementor > Settings > Post Types and checked “Portfolio” and saved settings, which enables Elementor editing for the portfolio posts.

– Then, I edited one of your portfolio posts: “Zenith Creek Villas” in Elementor and clicked on the Post Settings (the gear icon in the top bar) and then selected Page Layout = Elementor Full Width and saved settings.

Cheers.