Hi there,

The navigation links get the class “active” so you can attach your own style to this in custom.css, for example:

.menu li a.active{ font-weight: bold; }

If you need further assistance, please open a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com

Cheers,

Craig

Hi there,

Instructions on making the nav bar sticky can be found here: http://trystack.mediumra.re/elements-navigation.html under the heading “Sticky Bars”

Thanks,

Craig

Thanks!

Hi,

Thanks for this feedback. Could you please open a ticket at http://mediumrare.ticksy.com and I’ll assist you in managing the scripts on page load.

Please provide either a link to your live site or a screen cap video or screenshot of what you are experiencing.

Regards, James

Hi,

Thanks for the heads-up – although I’d suggest that nested accordions are not a good design idea.

Please open a ticket at http://mediumrare.ticksy.com for further assistance.

James

Hi there,

Not quite sure what you mean by this, sorry. If you’d like to open a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com we can provide detailed support there.

Thanks, Craig

Hi there,

Currently the .variant files for each .html file are not available, you’ll need to create your page by using the blocks available in the sidebar.

Thanks, Craig

Hi there,

Given that this is HTML you’d need to create the individual pages manually, though if you were to use Stack WordPress you’d be able to use a template page so they are automatically generated. Does this help?

Thanks,

Craig

Hi there,

Given that Stack is a HTML template – you’d need to make all the necessary markup / templating changes for Hugo yourself, this isn’t included in the template.

Cheers,

Craig

Hi there,

Thanks for the compliment!

At this time, you can’t modify the block markup inside the builder, this is something that would need to be done once you’ve exported your page from the builder. We do have plans in our next version of the builder (currently being developed) to have markup editing and CSS code additions, inside the builder.

Cheers again,

Craig

Hi there,

Were you referring to the WordPress version of Stack? You don’t appear to have purchased the HTML version.

Thanks, Craig

Hi there,

Thanks for pointing this out – we’ll ensure this is fixed in the next update. In the meantime, you can add this to custom.css to fix the issue:

@media all and (max-width: 767px){ .feature p{ margin-left: auto; margin-rigth: auto; } }

Thanks,

Craig

Hi there,

Thanks for purchasing Stack!

Please open a ticket at mediumrare.ticksy.com and we can assist in greater detail (code snippets etc)

Thanks,

Craig

Hi there,

Not at this time, this is something we’re currently considering.

Cheers, Craig

Hi there,

Thanks, it appears there is an issue with the thumbnails for these sections – we’ll look into it and organise a fix.

Cheers, Craig

Hi there,

This is an HTML template so naturally you’ll need to manage the FTP side of things yourself, as for dynamic forms and plugins, again this would be your own responsibility to manage. You may be better off using WordPress if you want your client to have easier access to editing the content of the website.

Thanks, Craig

Hi, not anything I can link you to. Can you please specify what you are looking for and I’ll be able to fill you in.

James

Hi there,

Open builder.html from the variant folder in the download package.

Thanks, Craig

Forms particularly radio and checkboxes have improved tremendously Thanks

Forms particularly radio and checkboxes have improved tremendously Thanks

Thanks for the feedback!

Hi there,

Yes there is an RTL stylesheet which you’ll need to include in the document (this is explained in the documentation here: http://trystack.mediumra.re/docs/stack_docs/index.html

The RTL stylesheet essentially reflects the layout, ensuring that the site and inline text elements align right, there is also a helper .ltr class that you can use on elements to reverse the RTL for numbers, etc.

Thanks, Craig

Thanks & bought this theme (y)

Thanks for purchasing