Thank you for your interest in the Mow theme and for sharing your concern!

We want to assure you that the Mow theme itself has been fully optimized for performance. The PageSpeed result you encountered is not related to the theme, but rather to the environment it’s currently hosted on.

At the moment, the CDN on our demo server is not functioning properly, which affects how fast demo pages load—especially for mobile tests. This is a temporary issue and not a reflection of the theme’s true performance.

In a real-world setup, site speed depends on several factors, including:

1. Server/hosting performance

2. CDN configuration

3. Image and video optimization

4. Plugin usage

5. Caching mechanisms

6. Number of external scripts

If you’d like, we can provide a clean test installation or even share a video walkthrough to demonstrate the actual performance of the theme under optimized conditions.

Let us know how you’d prefer to proceed!

Best regards

Yes, share a video or another installation please so I can see the actual results. I prefer real world like test rather than clean test installation tho. Thanks in advance.

Please, check this out:

This demo is also running without a CDN, which is why the performance results are not at their best.

I see, the core vital results are still bad. Please let me see a good results I realy wanna buy it. Also Im sure other people would like to see good pagespeed results other then bad. So this comment will be a reference for future possible customers.

Hi.

Thank you! We appreciate your interest. Currently, our theme does not support user photo uploads, and we don’t have plans to add this feature at the moment.

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Hi.

Thank you for purchasing our theme.

Please open your page with Elementor, click on the relevant elements, and configure their query settings accordingly.

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Hi.

Thank you for purchasing our theme.

Send your website URL. We will check it out. You can use private support link if you don’t want to share your website URL here. For private support use this form: https://themeforest.net/item/mow-blog-magazine-wordpress-theme/55485036/support/contact

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This is my website: https://csreviews.com.br – I’ve applied the Dark Theme right now, so you can see what’s going on. You can enter in any post, that you’ll see as the pics that I’ve sent in the last comment

Please visit read this article: https://help.disqus.com/en/articles/1717201-disqus-appearance-customizations

I already had conversations with Disqus Support, and tried everything they said to me (you can see through this https://disqus.com/channel/discussdisqus/discussion/channel-discussdisqus/installation_dark_theme_not_showing_appropriately/ – I’m Cross in those commentaries). They don’t have any more ideas of what they can help me, and they recommended to talk with theme’s support, so that’s what I’m doing right now. I’ve applied Light Background, but it just give me this: https://prnt.sc/eBFzYHgMuYBw – and It’s not how its intended to work. If I’m choosing the Dark appearance (to dark themes sites), it appears like this: https://prnt.sc/oiAFteTk0BeQ . Even with the Auto option selected: https://prnt.sc/TOpFWxztZqZS . Like I’ve said before, I’ve applied the Dark theme if you want to test some CSS using the Browser’s Developer Tools.

Hi,

Hope you had a great weekend.

Just to clarify: it’s technically not possible to change the CSS of content that comes from another domain via iframe — that’s a browser-level security restriction (same-origin policy). Since the Disqus widget is loaded entirely from their servers, we have no way to access or style the content inside.

Disqus support is saying this should be handled by us, but that’s not accurate in this case. The entire content, including styles, comes from their side.

That said, if Disqus provides a specific class or setting we can apply when switching to dark mode, we’re absolutely happy to add it and help make things work smoothly.

Best regards,

Hello! Sure, but as I was talking with them, the problem is that Disqus inherits the same background colour from the site code, they say that it could be because the theme is using the same variables as Disqus. The behavior is correct from the Light Theme, but it isn’t working when try to use the Dark Theme for both. As you can see in this Pic (https://prnt.sc/AS0TxNb1cxeP), it inherits the color from the theme itself (var—mow-bc). That’s why I’ve come to talk with you (support). My site is with light/dark switch, and you can try it by yourself.

Hi

Thank you for the update.

We truly want to help you, not shift responsibility — even though, as you correctly mentioned, Disqus loads via an iframe from their own domain, which unfortunately means we have no control over its internal styling (including background color or CSS variables).

Still, if Disqus offers any documented method to pass theme variables, custom classes, or configuration to support dark mode properly, we’d be more than happy to implement that on our side. Please feel free to share anything they provide.

We’re here to help however we can within our scope.

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They said to me about “forcing” a value through Custom CSS. When I tried to change it when I was using the Light mode, it worked. As you can see in this Pic (https://prnt.sc/FTnEL8IXW9Ct). I used the following code to make it work, and it applied for the whole Disqus iframe, as they told: #disqus_thread { background-color: rgb(0 0 0) !important; }

When I did try with the dark Theme something similar, it didn’t work, because it inherited from the theme itself. Might be something regading the colors used in the dark theme? Because the font does change its colors, but not the background, remaining in white, but when I checked it through the developer tools, it showed the variable that I’ve sent to you in the last comment.

Best Regards.

Hi.

Thank you for purchasing our theme.

The recommended dimensions for featured images are 1920×1080

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Thank you very much.

How to remove 1 week ago from the post excerpt and show upvotes instead? Can upvotes be faked just like views?

Thanks.

Edit your page using the WordPress editor, then go to Page Options > Blog Layout and select “Small List #2”. Next, navigate to Theme Options > Viral > Votes Switcher and enable it. Your page will then look like the Relink demo.

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Thank you for your reply, but you got my questions wrong. I am talking about the single blog post date that appears after the article’s title. How do you hide that date so the articles look fresh?

Also, how to hide share buttons below the article title? I have my plugin to activate.

Check the screenshot below to understand = https://snipboard.io/JLv3Vs.jpg

To hide meta information and share buttons add below code to the theme options > custom css:

.single-post .fn__meta, .single-post .mow_fn_share{display: none;}

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But I want the author and views. I just want to hide the date from the meta. Thanks, share buttons are removed.

Are you guys planning to add the number of upvotes to the meta as well, just like viewers?

Also i want to import sports home page demo styles on existing website. Help me import elementor sports homepage style.