Thank you for picking that up! Will fix

James

Hi there,

Yes you could. Please experiment with the builder thoroughly and build your page. If you want to proceed, you can import your page from the demo to the paid version. Have a play around, check that all the features you need are there and if so, you can confidently purchase. However, if you are seeing something that you can’t customise in Variant, that would need to be done in code outside Variant.

I think Stack with Variant is a great place for a beginner to start, then if you need to add or make changes in HTML outside of Variant, we can usually guide you in the right direction through our support.

James

My support has run out for this so your support site will not allow me to submit a ticket. The problem is I need to add Campaign Monitor signup form using there embed code but it has changed (in 2018 i think) and is no longer working with your theme. Is there a way I can alter the scripts.js file to allow my own forms and bypass your form code completely for now? No matter how I try your scripts.js file picks up any form from campaign monitor and tries to submit via AJAX and fails. The script.js file also picks up any normal form and tries to send via AJAX, is there a way to force a form to submit normally?

If I have to renew my support license for this I will but im sure im not the only person who has purchased this and cant use it with Campaign Monitor

Hi, yes this is possible – just remove the form-email class from the form and the script will not handle it. Also if you want to remove all form handling, remove line 857 in scripts.js. This is where the submit event is bound. Removing that line will stop the script from handling any form on the page.

James

Hi there,

You may be able to do this, but you would also need to take with it all of the supporting files such as CSS and javascript.

I don’t recommend blending two web pages, as Stack has a lot of styles and is intended to function as a whole site.

James

Hi, yes this is possible with a small addition to the scripts.js file. Please open a ticket and I can assist you in adding that snippet.

FYI: keeping the hash in the url bar is a default browser behaviour.

James

Hi there,

Please open a ticket at http://mediumrare.ticksy.com and I’ll be able to assist you there.

Thanks, James

Are you trying to host your site on GitHub sites? If so, you need to check out the create a gh-pages branch of your repo, check out the gh-pages branch, copy the files into the repo, commit files and push.

The files will then be in the Github Pages branch and should be hosted in your account. However, we don’t provide support for this, please read the documentation on GitHub’s site for further information.

James

Hi there,

No nested tabs aren’t supported, but you could nest an accordion inside a tab if that suits your needs.

Thanks,

Craig

found it! .bar .logo{ max-width: none; max-height: ##px; } in custom.css

ticksy page coming back with error 500 btw.

Hi Dario,

Thanks for reporting this – Ticksy solve the issue and is back on line.

Craig

Hi there, thanks for your feedback! We are releasing new items at Bootstrap Theme’s if you’re interested in checking them out. As for the builder – we plan to return to development once we have a crop of new themes.

Thanks,

Craig

never mind. But should be easier directly in Variant.

Hi there,

Thanks for the feedback – we don’t have direct CSS editing inside Variant, that’s why this needs to be taken care of through the custom.css file.

Thanks,

Craig

Hi there,

Yes – this should be easy, particularly if your client has SVG versions of their icons, they can just be referenced using an tag.

Thanks,

Craig

Thanks for sharing your solution! This is a known Firefox bug, and hopefully the Mozilla team will address it soon so there is no need for the workaround when using embedded videos.

Hi there,

They are working – they have just reached their specified countdown time and are now showing their fallback states.

Thanks,

Craig

is this possible?

Hi there,

Yes this would need to be done via the custom.css file.

Thanks,

Craig

Resolved on your ticket.

James

Hi there,

Can you please elaborate?

James

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Hi, are you noticing this in Firefox or other browsers? This is a known bug in the current version of Firefox.

Hi there,

You don’t appear to have purchased Stack. Did you mean to make this comment on the WordPress version?

Thanks,

Craig

Hi there,

You don’t appear to have purchased Stack. Did you mean to make this comment on the WordPress version?

Thanks,

Craig