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THe color coding in the customizer is not typography specific. Can we do something about that?
Name a different color for basic//bold texts/headings/menu
if not can we do so in the hero box settings.. and the rest of your custom VC elements?Hello,
this theme follows Google Material Design guidelines to provide a solid typographic experience. These rules admit only one color for headings and one for normal text.
We believe in this and we discourage to change it;
Check this out: Material ColorsBy the way you can set different colors not provided in the framework possibilities by adding custom css as shown here: https://wpbakery.atlassian.net/wiki/display/VC/Custom+CSS
Have a good day, bye!
Cannot post new questions… but I may have a problem
I cannot seem to find the frontend editor switch for the visual composer. Is it you that switched it off, or my previous theme?Also the testimonial slideshow in the latest update is dark and see though, a dark text that is needed for all other backgrounds is not shoing well there.
The almost same events slideshow is fine, white background as was before.
Any way to imput other words in place of “event” testimonial” blog”post” etc will be appreciated – I am making a site in greek
Hello!
If you can’t post new topics, it may be browser cache.
A force-reload of the page may fix.
In Chrome PC, press ctrl+F5
In Chrome MAC, press cmd+shift+rVisual Composer frontend is disable as it doesn’t support the custom components added by our theme.
About the testimonial slider, please try this: edit the row (pencil icon of the row containing the testimonials) and select “negative colors” or, in case is already selected, uncheck it.
This checkbox reverses the colors of text/background for the affected row.About your last thing (imput other words in place of “event” ) all the strings are translatable with the classic and official method: the .po file.
Please check this manual page for more details: http://www.themes2go.xyz/manuals/lifecoach/knowledge-base/translating-the-theme/
It may look complicated, but in reality is not: you just have to open a file which we provide within the theme folder with the free software PoEdit, add your strings translated, and select the appropriate language in the WordPress general settings.
In the manual page is translated much better 😉
For greek, your new files must be named el_GR.po and el_GR.mo
Please let us know if all the explanations were clear enough.
Thanks!
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