It’s included in the new update of the theme. After you update the theme, navigate to Appearance -> Install Recommended Plugins to install the new update the bundled plugins.

awesome. thank you

No problem.

Hello, thank you for reaching out!

The latest version of WPBakery Page Builder plugin is included in the new update of the theme. After you update the theme, navigate to Appearance -> Install Recommended Plugins to install the new update the bundled plugins.

There was an issue with the metabox options in the recent version of the theme. We just released a new update a few hours ago. Thank you for reporting this issue.

I recommend that you add your H4 heading using a Custom Heading element from WPBakery Page Builder so that you can set the line height and other options of it. Otherwise, you may need to add a CSS snippet below to Customize -> Additional CSS to change it:

h4 {
    line-height: 18px !important;
}

You will need to install the Redux Framework plugin to make the Theme Options work.

After you updated the theme and all bundled plugins to the latest version, you will see a notification message with the link to install the Redux Framework plugin. If the notification was dismissed, you can navigate to Appearance -> Install Plugins to install it from the recommended plugins list instead.

Please ensure you’ve already installed the Redux Framework plugin. In the latest version, you will need to install the Redux Framework plugin to have the Theme Options.

After you updated the theme and all bundled plugins to the latest version, you will see a notification message with the link to install the Redux Framework plugin. If the notification was dismissed, you can navigate to Appearance -> Install Plugins to install it from the recommended plugins list.

I’ll try and than tell you.., until then, thank you very much

It worked! Thank you again. But I wonder what would have happened if I had set everything (theme and plugins) to ‘automatic update’.That’s how I normally do it.

You can enable the automatic update for all of them. However, this feature is available for the themes and plugins from the official WordPress.org repository. It won’t work for the theme and plugins from external sources like this theme and its bundled plugins (WPBakery Page Builder and Slider Revolution).

To enable the automatic update for the Flora theme, you will need to install the Envato Market plugin, you will find the instructions here: https://wydethemes.com/flora/documentation/#update

Also, we usually include the latest version of the WPBakery Page Builder and Slider Revolution in the latest update of the theme. After you update the theme, if there is a new update available for those plugins, you will see a notification to update them.

If you’re using the AJAX Page, it will load the page content via AJAX and JavaScript included in the content won’t be executed so the slider won’t appear. I recommend that you disable the AJAX Page option under Theme Options -> AJAX Page to work around this.

Hi,

Thank you for reaching out. I will be happy to solve this issue for you. However, I’m not quite sure which large logo you mentioned. If it is the one in the footer that says “Housegrafic Kreativ Agentur”, it seems to be working fine on my end. It’s the same size as the one on other pages.

yes exactly, it suddenly worked last night after I deactivated the cache plugin. Thanks anyway

Thank you for the update.

You will need to translate the theme to change that text. The easiest way is to install the Loco Translate plugin ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/ ). Find the “Read More” text and change it. You can find the instructions here: https://localise.biz/wordpress/plugin/beginners

Also, you may use the POEdit to translate the POT file and then upload it to your child theme folder on your host web server, you can see more on Translations in our documentation: https://wydethemes.com/flora/documentation/#translations

Hi, thank you for reaching out! This is an issue with the AJAX Page when there is a slider on the page. It has been fixed in the next update of the theme.

In the meantime, you may need to disable the AJAX Page option under Theme Options -> AJAX Page to work around this issue.

Ok, found it, needs separate activation of the portfolio in the WPML Settings

Great! Of course, that is what you have to do. Thank you for the update.

Sure, you can deactivate then delete the WPBakery Page Builder plugin from your Plugins screen. Then navigate to Appearance -> Install Plugins to install the new one. You will then install the new version (7.2).

Hello, it works to update to 7.2 version but now, a 7.2 version have been released, and this procedure does not work for 7.3 update :/ Do you have a solution for this update ?

We’re sorry but it seems like that version 7.3 is not ready for the Envato market yet. The latest version of WPBakery Page Builder that is available for download on CodeCanyon is 7.2, as you can see on the product page: https://codecanyon.net/item/wpbakery-page-builder-for-wordpress/242431

However, we usually include the latest version of the bundled plugins in the new version of the theme after we’ve tested it to make sure it is compatible with the theme. BTW, you can normally use version 7.2 with the theme in the meantime.

I’m sorry, the responsive options of the WPBakery Page Builder plugin wasn’t available when this theme was created so we’ve added custom responsive options to the page builder at that time. And we had to disable the built-in options after they have been added to the plugin to avoid conflict. That’s why you couldn’t find the built-in responsive options from the page builder when using this theme.

However, we’re working on this and will enable the plugin’s responsive options in the new version of the theme.

Hi, thank you for reaching out!

We’re sorry, there was a problem with our database server. It has been fixed and everything is working fine now.

Again, thank you for reporting this issue.

Hi, this isn’t a theme related issue. It is related to your site configuration. There are mixed content errors on your site, then it results in a broken page. However, it will be working fine if you visit your site via HTTP ( http://spicymindinredning.se/ ).

If you’ve installed your WordPress site on http://, then your site will be broken when you visit your site on https://. You will need to change the “WordPress Address” and “Site Address” under Settings -> General to “https://spicymind.se” to fix this issue.

Hi, thank you for bringing this issue to our attention! It will be fixed in the next update.

Hello, thank you for reaching out!

It sounds like the web browser on your iPad mini is outdated and it doesn’t support modern standard of CSS styles and scripts. The loader animation is working fine on my iPad mini 5, iPad mini 6 and iPad Air 4.

WordPress and the theme only support modern web browsers. I recommend that you always update the browser on your device to the latest version to make sure it is compatible with the new update of WordPress and the theme, you can find the list of supported browsers here: https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/best-practices/browser-support/

However, if you’d like to remove the loader animation on mobile devices, try adding the following CSS snippet into Customize -> Additional CSS to see if it works:

@media only screen and (max-width: 1024px) {
  #preloader {
    display: none !important;
  }
}

We will add WPBakery Page Builder 7.0 in the next update of Flora theme. We’re working on it and will release the new version soon.

Oh, thank you and good luck!

Thank you for reaching out!

First of all, please ensure you’ve updated the theme and all bundled plugins to the latest version. You can find the changelog here: https://themeforest.net/item/flora-responsive-creative-wordpress-theme/12038776#item-description__update-log

Also, you can find the instructions on how to update the theme in our documentation: https://wydethemes.com/flora/documentation/#update

However, it sounds like you’ve filtered the posts to show on the home page. To check it, you will need to edit the Blog Posts element on your home page, then click the “Build query” button in Blog Posts Settings window. If you have filters in the setting fields, try to remove them to see if it works.

Also, if you have a cache plugin installed, you may need to clear the caches after you publish a post.