Thanks so much for purchasing and for your lovely comment! We’re glad you found Pillar useful. If you wouldn’t mind leaving a review, we’d be very grateful!

Thanks again Craig

Hi there,

Thanks for purchasing!

1. Thanks for reporting this – that text should be editable, we’ll investigate and provide a fix in an upcoming update.

2. At the moment, you’ll need to float these right (by adding the class ‘right’ to the module) in the output HTML. We’re working on more robust menu management in Variant but at this time, this is still a limitation.

Thanks again, Craig

Hi there,

Thanks for purchasing!

You can paste text into the blocks as you’d paste text into any normal text area. Just click inside the text and you’ll be able to select and edit

Craig

Haha! Thanks for purchasing Foundry, and we’re glad you like Pillar too – it may come in handy for future projects

I mean the color schemes to match your brand colors

Hi,

This is something we’re working on now. The short term solution is to override the colours in your custom.css file. We can generate a one-off brand specific CSS file for you if you open a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com – then when our colours solution is ready you will be able to generate colour-specific CSS whenever you need. You will need to purchase to open a ticket.

James

Hi there,

Thanks for purchasing!

You can add the meta tag to the head of your page with your keywords as normal. We’re going to add this into the head by default in the next update

Cheers again, Craig

Hi, While Launchkit is targeted at those looking to specifically sell through a landing page, Pillar is a different aesthetic with a more versatile package and many more blocks to build with.

Full shop and blog pages (HTML only) are not included in Launchkit for example.

James

Thanks for the compliment! Yes there will – it should be available in around 1 -2 months

We’ve got a patch incoming now that will fix this issue and include the reference to the custom.css file in the head. Once it’s live, just place your custom.css file over the downloaded one

Cheers, Craig

Working fine now — thanks.

Great

Cheers!

Hello, thanks for your enquiry.

Variant can only be used with our templates at this time, no standalone package is available.

James

Hi there Jon,

Thanks for purchasing Pillar!

Are you referring to inside the builder? We’re working to fix this bug and will patch in a fix ASAP

Thanks for your patience, Craig

Thanks Craig. Yeah it’s in the builder.

Hi Jon,

The update is now awaiting Envato approval and should be live shortly

Craig

Hi and thanks for the constructive feedback

We felt the need to offer users a different, more casual aesthetic that was missing in the segment.

Pillar offers a wider selection of blocks in Variant with a greater number of block variations.

We have immediate plans to expand the navigation options in the next update. Feel free to email us at support@mrare.co to offer suggestions/screenshots of the type of functionality you think could be improved.

Pillar is equipped with a broader array of modal and notification functionality that is more geared towards a modern startup/sales environment.

We’re thrilled that you love Foundry and of course we will continue to develop and expand both products.

Ultimately we’re seeking to offer customers a broader choice when starting a new project and you can’t go wrong buying either template!

Cheers, James

Thanks for reply James! The extended modal functionality definitely sounds interesting. One of the challenges that I’ve had with foundry is dynamically populating a modal with Javascript for example. I actually wrote a callback into the modal code so that I could invoke a special function before load but the problem is that (at least as far as I made it) it only worked on first load. If the modal was closed and then reopened I couldn’t make any further adjustments. This may just be a limitation of my knowledge but anyhow… Does Pillar perhaps address a situation like this where one can dynamically invoke a modal with javascript?

Yes, this is one of the aspects we have improved. If you give a modal an ID, you can call mr.modals.showModal() to open it (repeatedly if necessary). A callback for before and after opening is a good idea, and is on the list of features to add in a future update.

These will be coming next week

Hi there,

Thanks for the compliment!

The output code is free of inline styles and excessive classes – we’ve made considerable improvements to our markup so that classes are less verbose. This is based on Bootstrap so if you’re developer is familiar with that, they should be fine.

Cheers, Craig

Thanks craig keep on the good work! bo

Cheers! No worries

Thanks as always for the props Nick!

Thanks and same to you

Thank you

Hi,

As Pillar is an HTML template, you can use any icon pack. To use Nucleo with Pillar you will need to add it as an icon font in the page head and use the appropriate classes to make icons appear. More from our support team at mediumrare.ticksy.com. Unfortunately Nucleo can not be imported directly into Variant so you will not see it in the icon chooser.

James

OK thanks, that’s a shame.

It would be great if we could hook up our own icon packs to use in Variant as Nucleo is better than the pack you’ve included.

Thanks for the feedback James

Cheers