Here’s the shortcode for the button that you’re looking for:

[wyde_link_button style="none" size="large" title="Purchase Now" link="url:http%3A%2F%2Fthemeforest.net%2Fitem%2Foverlap-high-performance-wordpress-theme%2F15344205%3Fref%3DWyde||" hover_color="#ff0000"]

Also, I would recommend using the page builder to build the content for the Text widget. You may need to create a blank page first, then add a button and choose the settings for it. Switch to the Classic mode and select the Text tab in the Text Editor, then copy the code and put it into the Text widget on the Sliding bar.

That menu layout is not available in this theme. This theme comes with only 3 navigation layouts and doesn’t have a top bar to show the phone number as you can see in our demos. This is only available in our new theme called “Aoraki”: https://themeforest.net/item/aoraki-multiconcept-business-wordpress-theme/19652714

To hide specific menu items on desktop, you will need to put an extra CSS class named hidden-lg into the CSS Classes field of the menu item. That field is hidden by default, you can enable it under the Screen Options in the top right corner of the menu edit screen, select “CSS Classes” so that field will show up in the menu item setting box. Put hidden-lg to that field to hide the menu item on desktop.

hidden-lg    = Large (desktop)
hidden-md  = Medium (laptop, tablet landscape mode)
hidden-sm  = Small (tablet portrait mode)
hidden-xs   = Extra small (mobile).

Hi thanks, I thought I’d found the perfect solution to my layout issues with this! However, adding the css into the menu also now hides it in my sliding bar (which I’m using for the desktop menu system) argh! Is there any way to further specify? I To be clear, I want my full menu to show in my sliding bar on desktop/large screens, only two items to be visible in the actual menu (across the header area), with all the menu items to be visible on mobile and act normally as per the template…. thanks SO much for your assistance on this one…

Unfortunately, you couldn’t adjust this by using a built-in extra CSS class from the theme. You will need to add custom CSS to style.css in your child theme to hide specific menu items. However, this is a theme modification, you will need to do it yourself and at your own risk.

.vertical-menu > li > a, 
.vertical-menu .back-to-parent span {
    text-transform: capitalize;
}

You should add CSS snippet to the Page Settings so it will affect only the elements on that page.

1. Click on a gear icon in the top right of the page builder toolbar, see the picture below:

.w-button {
    text-transform: capitalize;
}

Hope this helps!

Hi, thanks…I am wanting to style it more specifically ie only certain buttons on a page lol (otherwise the above would be great)..Is this possible at an individual button level? Sorry I wasn’t more clear in my original question…

Here’s a quick tip:

1. You will need to add custom CSS class to the CSS Settings as I provided above. For example:

.custom-button {
  text-transform: capitalize;
}

2. Put the class name custom-button into the Extra CSS Class field in the element settings window when you edit the button or any other content elements.

ok, that’s great. I’ve switched to this method. However, my row is set is ‘full width’ but isn’t showing as full width (is this a shop page template setting?)

Hi again, have switched it all over, the product looked ok on preview but now isn’t showing any of the information (inside the page builder), only the image… not showing the product short info either. Help please?

1. The fullwidth row is not available in the single post template including single product, it always displays as a boxed layout even you choose fullwidth for the row.

2. Looks like you’ve figured it out, everything seems to work well on your product page.

We’re sorry but the zoom option is not available in this theme, it doesn’t support.

The size of shop thumbnails is defined by WooCommerce plugin. Unfortunately, it is set as squared thumbnails and always be 100×100px.

Also, if possible, the header with an alpha effect…

4) We would like to use “Ares” bullets in Home page “Slider Revolution”, but we do not want the title appears on mouse over the bullet…

Again… thank you so much!

.w-slider-dots {
    display: none;
}

.w-slider-nav a:after {
   font-size: 75px;
}

2) It seems like the color option is not available for the Uranus arrows, only the Background Color is. Unfortunately, those settings are built-in settings from the Slider Revolution plugin, we couldn’t adjust this for you. However, if you’d like to change it, you will need to add CSS snippet below to Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS to achieve this:

.uranus.tparrows:before {
    color: red;
}

3) You can change only the height of the sticky header. Here’s CSS snippet to set the height of the sticky header to the same as the normal header:

#header.w-scrolled .container, 
#header.w-fixed .container {
    height: 85px;
}

4) Try adding CSS snippet below to see if it works:

.ares .tp-bullet-title {
    display: none;
}

@media only screen and (min-width: 992px) {

.product .images {
    margin-right: 80px;
}

}

Great! Thanks

That’s perfect! Thanks. Is there a way to also hide the breadcrumb: ‘Shop/Category/Product’... Cheers?

Here’s snippet to hide the breadcrumb on shop and product pages:

.woocommerce-breadcrumb {
    display: none;
}

cheers

We’re sorry but you couldn’t adjust this under the theme options panel and this is not included in the theme design. You will need to modify template files in your child theme to achieve this.

However, the theme modification and customization are not included in the theme support, you will need to do it yourself and at your own risk.

ok, could i get around this then by setting a dark header in navigation, but on a page level setting header to transparent and then specifying the sliding bar colour? (now styled as hamburger menu)

#slidingbar {
    background: #ff0000;
    color: #fff;
}

You have to set the Padding Size in the column settings to No Padding to remove the gap from both sides of the column. To set this option, you have to edit the column, not the row.

The Text Block uses default WordPress text editor to edit the text and headings. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have font size and line height options. I would recommend using the Custom Heading instead. You can change the Element tag to “p” to add plain text and paragraph.

I would recommend adding them to a row with 3 columns because when adding to the Image Gallery, it will show the full size in the lightbox when you click on each image.

To get rid of the space between columns, you have to set the Padding Size option for each column to No Padding. This option is in the column settings window when you edit the column.

perfect, thanks!

The size of headings is not available in the theme settings because they might have different sizes in different content elements and parts. I would recommend using the Custom Heading element so you can set the font size including other font styles for the headings.

h4 {

font-size: 26px;

}

thanks

my bad. have fixed this. error was my end…lol

Thanks for the tip! Cheers – problem resolved

Just quickly revisiting the initial snippet… I have changed the background and colour values (the rest of the snippet remains the same) but the label text (ie “email”, “name” etc) doesn’t seem to change colour (the input text seems right) – am I missing something?

That is a placeholder text for the input field, you will need to add snippet below to change it:

::-webkit-input-placeholder {
    color: #fff;
}

::-moz-placeholder {
    color: #fff;
}

:-ms-input-placeholder {
    color: #fff;
}

input:-moz-placeholder {
    color: #fff;
}

Hi,

It’s now online and we can access the site’s live previews and can import demo content too. This might be an issue with our VPS or CDN, please try it again to see if it works.

My bad! I thought that the fade effect of the slider’s transition

@media only screen and (min-width: 992px) {

.w-slide:after {
  display: none;
}

}