Hey jae1you, the update for the Salient demo importer will show as available as long as you’re on the latest version of Salient (v16+). https://themenectar.com/docs/salient/updating-salient/

Kind regards

Hey romankac,

Your photos will only be placed in a Lightbox gallery and utilize the left/right arrows if you use the Salient Image Gallery element or legacy WP gallery element. However, I’ve noted to also trigger that behavior for the Gutenberg gallery block in the near future.

Kind regards

I created a WP gallery (the number of columns does not matter) in the classic posts editor. However, on the frontend, only the current image is displayed bigger in the lightbox and there are not right/left arrows.I also tried disabling all plugins. Same result.Check it out for yourself at https://www.romankacerek.cz/novy/test/

Hey romankac, feel free to reach out via the contact form on my author page if you’d like early access to the compatibility fix prior to the next minor release.

Kind regards

Hey ehong33234,

You could opt to import the “Theme Option Settings” only if you didn’t want the full demo: https://ibb.co/HrKSvJj

However, if you’re interested in getting the pages associated with the demo, you’ll need to also tick the box for “Demo Content”.

Your existing content will remain after doing the import, however, the next content will be imported.

Kind regards

If I do this and it messes up the site, can I just go back and import the previous “theme option settings only” to revert back to the previous design or what do you recommend I do as a precaution?

Hey ehong33234,

You can export your current theme options in the Salient options > Import/Export tab. This way you can always import them back in to revert.

Kind regards

Hey elxanabas6,

You can review the documentation on adding/managing products in WooCommerce here: https://woocommerce.com/document/managing-products

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Hey alandres,

You could enter custom text for that area directly in the Salient options panel > header navigation > header search tab via the field “Search Placeholder Text”.

Kind regards

Thank you. ‍♂️

You’re welcome, alandres

Hey Alan,

The design of the two pages shown in that dribbble shot are relatively possible to recreate using Salient. However, there are no built-in options to achieve that transition between the pages.

Kind regards

Hey rivija, Salient does not a built-in modal element so you would need to use a plugin such as https://wordpress.org/plugins/popup-maker/

Kind regards

Hey raffess!

There’s no built-in functionality to achieve that via HTML elements—you would need to recreate it via a video background at this current time.

Hope you have a good day as well!

Hey juvengle,

There’s no way to have more than one HTML enabled editor per element, so unfortunately that can’t be enabled for the front of the flip box.

You’ll likely need to modify the actual template file via your child theme: https://themenectar.com/docs/salient/overriding-salient-wpbakery-element-template-files-through-a-child-theme/

Which template file would I need to modify? is there an easy way to make multiple flip boxes templates? As I need to create few i similar styling but with different icons in front and different text in the back.

Hey juvengle,

The file is located at wp-content/plugins/salient-core/includes/vc_templates/nectar_flip_box.php

The best way to achieve it would be utilize the existing icon option on the front and modify the style of it to your specifications. The “More” button could then be hardcoded into the template file itself.

Kind regards

Hey pixello,

There are no plans for an HTML only version of Salient at this time.

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OK, and what about including that HTML version along with Wordpress version? I am going to buy the theme anyways, but I would really need the HTML version as well. Possible to get?

Hey pixello, there are also no plans to bundle that directly with the theme package, however if you purchase a license you would be permitted to use the design in a static context if desired.

Hey jbennett360, it’s for contributors and above. The details related to it won’t be made public until September, but it’s recommended to update prior to then.

Kind regards

Suppose the bonus here (to some extent) is that it requires a valid login to take advantage of the vulnerability. That should minimize the risk for the majority.

Thanks for the quick response

You’re welcome, jbennett360

Hey logicbank,

The biggest difference you’ll encounter when trying to replicate that is that Salient does not support multiple filters—the post loop builder can only sort by your chosen category/taxonomy list. However, multiple sets of filters can’t be active at the same time.

Kind regards

Hey ninabobo8, the autorotation speed field is not available when you’re using the “ticker movement” option. However, you have the field “Ticker movement speed” (slow, medium, fast) which will control that.

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Ok that’s perfect, thank you very much !

You’re welcome, ninabobo8

Hey raffess, the Google font list was just updated in the recent minor release 16.0.5.

Cheers

okay i ask chat gpt. i get the answere .nectar-fancy-box .inner { display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: flex-end; }

Hey nyb-notyourbusiness, I’m glad you were able to get the answer you needed

Cheers

Hey agenturhochdrei, Yes, Salient already allows that by default. If you’re not seeing that functionality available, you probably just need to update to a more recent version: https://themenectar.com/docs/salient/updating-salient/

Cheers

i updated the plugins Thanks

You’re welcome, agenturhochdrei

Hey H0kus41!

1. You can find the search button output in the function “nectar_header_button_items” which can be copied to your child theme from salient/nectar/helpers/header.php

2. You would need to manually create a list of your authors using the Salient elements and link each of them to their respective author page e.g. https://themenectar.com/salient/mag/author/oliverknight/

Kind regards

Please consider making the “search” text visible in the settings. Not all users understand what the icon means. Thank you for your answer though.

I’ve added a +1 to that idea on the wishlist

Hey ggonish!

You can import that demo by using the Salient demo importer plugin. Here is the documentation on importing a demo: https://themenectar.com/docs/salient/salient-demo-importer-plugin/

Kind regards

Thank you for answer. If so, via the themeforest site Salient | Does purchasing the Creative Multipurpose & WooCommerce Theme mean I can use the demos I want without the extra cost of using the demo import plugin?

Hey ggonish,

Yes, everything is included to recreate all of the demos. However, as with any theme purchased from ThemeForest, you can only use the theme for one live domain per license purchased.

Kind regards

Hey apinzon!

You could get something similar by setting your header navigation to use the transparent effect where the logo and navigation items would remain as white while at the top, and then use a Carousel page builder element set to fade + automate to swap the background image.

If you would like assistance setting that up, please open a ticket on the support forum in regards

Cheers

Hey acapucho,

You can do that by adding the following snippet into the custom CSS box located in the Salient options panel > General Settings > CSS/Script related tab:

.nectar-category-grid {
  flex-direction: row-reverse;
  justify-content: flex-end;
}

Cheers

It’s perfect, but I don’t understand why vae 11 didn’t come first?

Any idea where this might have come from?

Hey acapucho,

Unfortunately there’s no good way to allow reverse ordering with CSS alone when items flow onto multiple rows. In order this the approach I provided to work how you want, your items would need to remain on the same row.

Alternatively, you could also override the template for the category grid and alter the query to be truly reversed, and then the custom CSS could be removed. https://themenectar.com/docs/salient/overriding-salient-wpbakery-element-template-files-through-a-child-theme/

Kind regards