Hey yusufmah,

Thanks for your interest in Hydra.

We include full translation support for Hydra, so you can add translations for any language, including Turkish. We also include a customizer option to enable support for extended character sets, so Turkish characters will display correctly.

Hey cutxo,

Thanks for your interest in Hydra.

The newsletter functionality will technically support any service that provides a HTML embeddable form, however we only include styling support for MailChimp forms currently. We do provide a customization service if you do need assistance with adding styling support for other services, feel free to get in contact via our support site for more information.

EDIT: I wanted to add to this that I’d also consider having you customize this a bit to fit my specific needs if you’re available for such work.

Hey dcburnquist,

Thanks for your interest in Hydra.

The next update to Hydra will be a backend update and maintenance release, so won’t include any major functionality changes. Regarding customizations, we do offer this as an additional service, for more information on this you can get in contact via our support site under the ‘Customizations’ section.

Thanks. I opened an initial ticket and I’ll await your response.

Hey edgethemes,

The current version of Hydra is compatible with the latest WordPress 5.7 release. We’re currently not aware of any compatibility issues, if you are experiencing any please open a ticket via our support site so we can investigate. If your support license has expired you can still submit via the ‘Bug Report’ category. We do have a theme update in progress for Hydra but don’t have a release date to share at the moment.

Hey t_raukamp,

Thanks for your comments. We don’t have plans for a Ghost version of Hydra currently, but possibly in the future.

Hey asin,

Thanks for your interest in Hydra.

1. Hydra includes infinite scrolling functionality for the post list, but not for single posts.

2. Unfortunately we can’t offer a theme trial – we are however available to answer any pre-sale queries that you may have to ensure the theme fits your project before you purchase. The best way to get in contact for this would be our support site under the ‘Presale Queries’ category.

Hey thekarimun,

Thanks for your comments and interest in Hydra!

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Hey Jarda322,

Thanks for letting us know of this. I have made note for this to be corrected in the next theme update.

Hey omri4229,

Thanks for your interest in Hydra.

Hydra is primarily a blogging theme, as such I don’t believe it would fit your use case here based on your provided example. Hydra uses a unique fullpage column layout, so while it does include both header and footer sections, these are not placed across the entire top and bottom of the page. The header is along the left side, and the footer is at the bottom of the content section (which by default is the right side).

Hey Jarda322,

Hydra is compatible with WordPress 5.3 – at the time of writing we are running this version on our theme live demo.

Hey Jarda322,

That is correct, the first is the site title and second the post title. Having multiple H1 elements is perfectly valid and SEO compliant according to Google. It’s a dated and incorrect theory that a page must only have a single H1 element.

Hey Jarda322,

Unfortunately we can’t provide support for third-party plugins which are not bundled with the theme. I recommend contacting the plugin author if your are experiencing issues with a particular plugin.

With that being said, I have just tested the mentioned plugin with Hydra, and it seems to be functioning as intended regarding subscriptions.

Where can I add PHP code, so the HTML result will be put just after <FORM> comment tag? Comments.php doesn’t have simple code and do know how to insert the code. The resulting HTML should be inside FORM tag.

Please refer to the ‘Support’ section of the included theme documentation.

Hey Jarda322,

I can’t seem to replicate this on our theme demo. When comment moderation is enabled and a guest submits a comment it appears immediately within the comment section. If the post is revisited (without the comment moderation hash URL), then the comment will not be shown as it is pending approval.

This is the expected behaviour of WordPress and is not controlled by Hydra, the comment is only shown to the guest on first submission, and of course after approval. If you want pending comments to be shown to guests after first submission then you must enable comment cookies, this can be found within your WordPress settings under ‘Discussion’ -> ‘Show comments cookies opt-in checkbox’.

If you are having issues with comments not being displayed when first submitted then I suspect this may be an issue with a third-party plugin, or server configuration such as caching.

I would be happy to take a look at your publication to see if I can assist you further with this, in which case please create a ticket on our support site.

Hey Jarda322,

The post list content for tags and categories is generated by WordPress and not influenced the theme. We generally try to avoid manipulating the default post list, as it is not really the place of the theme to do so – the content of the post list should stay consistent when switching between themes. Such functionality is more the scope of a third-party plugin, and I would recommend checking the WordPress plugin directory for a suitable plugin.

As for the post list on posts, when accessed directly a list of related posts is displayed (posts which share the same category and/or tags as the current post). We don’t have any plans to change this behavior currently, however this could be changed to a list of your latest posts with a theme customization if preferred.

Hey Jarda322,

Thanks for letting us know of this. We will get this corrected in the next theme update.

We can also provide a temporary CSS solution for the time being. Please open a ticket on our support site and we will be happy to assist with this.