Currently only Mailchimp and Campaign Monitor are supported by default. You can integrate with others if you know how to do that, and you can still use the existing form elements to do it, however this is outside the scope of our support.

We have scripts handling the submission of the forms, so all you need to do is remove a class from the form element to stop that script handling it. Then you could hook up your own.

James

Hey Sohn,

You could do this with a little tinkering of the code. Basically you’d place an absolute positioned image slider inside the section with a width and height of 100% and a z-index of 0 so it could sit behind the text and form

Wow! Thank you very much. I follow your instruction. Now everything works like a charm

Thank you for your great work and great support

Happy to help just open a ticket on mediumrare.ticksy.com if you need help with anything else

Hey Todd,

We don’t recommend mixing the components as there may be unforeseen issues with the CSS of both themes competing to override. We are working toward this but at the moment, I’d give it a miss.

Craig

Figured as much. Read another answer (elsewhere, I think) you’d written about adding your own elements. I might try that.

Yeah that’s the only option at the moment. You can add and tinker with builder.html but we don’t support this.

James

Hey there,

You can achieve that by setting the opacity of the :before element to 0. If you’d like some more assistance you can open a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com

You will need to contact the theme author TommusRhodus here: http://tommusrhodus.ticksy.com/

thanks

no worries

Hey there,

You could place an image slider (mentioned in documentation) in place of the static image in the image-left image-right sections.

Thanks. Yeah, it works, I just had to activate it with Javascript.

No worries

Thanks so much for the comment! Glad to hear you had a great experience with our product

Medium Rare

Hi there,

You’ll need to enable a natural right-click to work with Variant as there are some quirks with the CTRL + Click functionality on Macs.

Thanks, James

Hi there,

If you’d like to open a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com we can take a look and assist with these issues

Hi there,

You might use the standard menu and place the language options in a dropdown, then separate the dropdown from the rest of the menu with a little extra padding.

That way the user can see that it’s separated from the site’s navigation.

Thx. How would you suggest to do the padding? Can you provide with an HTML example?

Hey there,

If you want to open a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com I can inspect your site and let you know which CSS to add

Thanks for the feedback, This will be addressed in the next update James

Awesome and great to hear that! Love your attitude. This was one of the reasons I decided to purchase this solution. You don’t buy only a product. You purchase support as well, and your level of support is one of the best I’ve seen long time. Congrats & keep on doing that, and you will only continue on escalating.

Question: how can I stay informed regarding new releases (like this update and others)? I have opt-in to receive updates on new releases on the downloads page, but I have never received any.

Thank you!

You can follow us on Twitter where we announce item updates, sneak peeks and new items. @mrareweb

Hey there,

You would need to add the link in the output HTML once you’re done editing in Variant.

Cheers for your suggestion on the social sharing integration

u r welcome … u can check out my landing page – http://cabaranjomkurus.com

Thanks for sharing, nice work

Hey there,

You can change this by adding this to custom.css:

h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,p,ul,li,span{ cursor: text; }

We’ll add that in for the next update too

Thanks man! Awesome theme.

No worries, let us know if there’s anything else you need help with

James

Hi,

Yes this is possible, as you can set a success message for after they have submitted the Mail Chimp form – however due to Mail Chimp’s double opt in confirmation, you may be offering a file before the user confirms their email address. You could set up a “Confirmation – Thanks” page in Mail Chimp with the link to the file which will only be shown after the user has really confirmed the email address.

PHP files for email sending are supplied but no database connection is supplied. Mail Chimp signups are the only kind of list building offered so far.

James

Yes, most of our templates are – simply use the form code generated by Mail Chimp. If you are building in Variant, you simply paste that code into a dialog box (available on specific MC forms) and scripts do the rest.

James

Hey there,

Yes, as you described, you’d duplicate the page then build the internal page

Hey there,

Thanks for considering Launchkit!

You are free to add your countdown to the HTML, but at this stage you can’t add custom blocks to Variant in the way you’ve described.

We’re still considering how best to manage custom content / code editing in Variant.

Cheers, Craig

Hi there,

Would you mind opening a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com, I’d like to take a closer look and work with you to resolve this issue.

Thanks, Jmaes

Theme is still not working. Please refund my order

Hi there, to initiate a refund you’ll need to contact Envato support as they handle all the payments on TF and we aren’t able to offer the refund from our side.

Cheers, James

Forms are handled by jQuery’s ajax functions meaning that they are asynchronous, and do not require a page refresh. You can set a redirect address after success and set your own success/error messages simply by changing some attributes on the form element. Those things can be done in Variant too. Settings for where the form is sent and what the email contents looks like are handled in a server-side php file called mail.php. You can easily enter settings in the file to send via an SMTP server or use php’s built in mail() function.

Mail Chimp forms are handled by embedding the form code that you get from your Mail Chimp account. To use the MC form in its default configuration, you just paste the code into a box in Variant and the form code is embedded in the page.

Try out the demo pages and see if they exhibit the behaviour you are looking for. Also check out http://launchkit.mediumra.re/variant/builder.html to see how easy it is to embed the Mailchimp form code. At this time there is no complex form editing functionality in Variant. Placeholder text, and button text can be set but validation controls must be edited after exporting to HTML from Variant.

James

Thank you Medium_Rare for your great & fast respond!! I`m happy to see that you provide great support.

Is there documentation I can see form components and behaviour? I wish to see if I would be able to play with the flow of the page.

I mean – user will reach my landing page. I`ll ask him to click if his interested. Than I wish to show another form, asking what exactly he is interested in.

How will I`ll be able to achieve that? Exist a build in option? Maybe redirect between pages? (I guess that what it is for )

I can suggest that you could use a button at the top of the page (“what are you interested in”) – user click which one they are interested in. That links to a section in the page (via smooth scroll) which has an email form on it to collect that information. Connecting a button or any link to a section is simple in Variant. Simply rename the section on the toolbar at the left had side and you then get to choose that section you renamed from the drop-down list on the “edit link” dialog box.

Also, if you add ?ref=something to the URL of any launchkit page, each form will automatically be updated with a hidden “referrer” field and the word “something” will be passed through to you when the form is sent. This is in the documentation at http://launchkit.mediumra.re/docs/launchkit_docs/index.html

Hope this helps. James

Hey there,

You can do this by adding some custom style to custom.css:

nav .btn{ border-radius: 3px; }

That’ll give it the same roundness as the form button