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hi i want to ask if i buy this themes is there include a raw scss file ? so i can change the variabel in scss file
Hi,
Yes it includes all scss files and grunt tasks to watch and build your code.
hi i already bought your themes but i want to ask how to run the scss, i try to compass watch in scss folder/root but when i change some variable compass watch not respond anything, so can you help me how to run scss using compass thank you
what the differetn between theme and source folder ?
Hi,
The “theme” directory is a build of “source” directory. It’s production ready for those who don’t need to work with scss files.
To work with scss files, go to “source” directory and run “npm install”. After installation of all packages, you should run “grunt serve” to start a static server on “source/src” directory and watch for changes on the scss files, compile and reload the browser after each change.
Very nice just bought it. quick question, for the Zendesk theme there is no price tables. Is it possible to add that ?
Glad you like it. Since Zendesk is a multi-page sample, we thought it’s better to link to the page-pricing.html instead of adding pricing table to the index. You can add a pricing table to the index if you like. Just open demo-helpato.html, find the pricing section and copy/paste the code to the Zendesk theme.
Let us know if you need any further help.
before buy: How easy is to change fonts?
If you can use scss files, it’s as easy as changing the name of a variable. But if you want to add css codes to your custom.css file, it needs some work and we can help you in this process.
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This is the best theme ever. So buying it. Where can I get the fancy illustrations to avoid using the ones on the theme?
Thank you. The illustrations are just for demo purpose and not included in the download package. They have acquired from the original website (i.e. slack) or dribbble. You probably can find some free illustrations on freepik.com.
Thank you
Just to keep you updated, there is a website with a huge list of dribbble shots. You’ll be able to filter shots by license, so you can find free designs and illustrations here as well: freebbble.com
Wow! I had no about this, cool stuff here. Thanks alot
Hi,
Great work! I just downloaded the files and in demo-app.html, the hero banner is not working in safari. Can you help to fix it?
Hi,
Sorry about that. We’ll release an update in a couple of days and fix this issue.
Hi,
We’ve just made an update on TheSaaS to fix the issue you’ve mentioned.
Hi, thanks for your quick update. The demo works now. However, do you mind if I am asking which is the changes file? because I already implement the html to my apps and I’ve updated the js assets but still not working.
never mind. It works! Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome.
I am expecting a flickering for the header part, specially on the constellation canvas.
I can’t understand what is flickering header. Do you have any online demo to see what do you mean or get inspired by?
Hello, I am still developing the site locally. By flickering I mean it flashes etc, it looks like a GPU problem or rendering in the browser. I am testing and working in Chrome, but I will check in Firefox as well. It usually happens if I bring the console (inspect element) over the screen.
Hello,
Still not a clue. I haven’t seen any weird things in this regard. Probably you doesn’t mean the topbar appearance on header when you scroll the page. And also, the fadeout effect of header when you scroll down. It would be nice if you share your information if you figured out something in this regard.
No, not that fading. That is all good, but this looks more like a bad GPU or rendering in the browser, something like when you have a bad tv signal, it just flashes. But I will check my browser hardware acceleration and test it out, It maybe is caused because of that. Thank you.
What font is in use for the logo file?
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Hi, great theme! I don’t know if you check your support forums but I wanted to let you know that I found bugs with your grunt config and posted my fixes there.
We answered your forum post, but will answer here as well.
Thanks for reporting this problems. But as you can see, those lines are all commented and they don’t run at anytime!
We wrote those codes because we wanted to provide a style.scss to write custom css inside. But finally we decide to only include style.css in the download package for the sake of simplicity. The code is still there so professional users can uncomment the lines and use a SCSS file for their custom CSS.
I understand those lines are commented out. However, if someone uncomments those lines because they want to do their own custom style.css using Sass then I believe I can speak on behalf of all developers when I say we expect those uncommented lines to work as expected. We shouldn’t have to do any debugging to figure out why style.css and style.min.css are not being generated from our style.scss file.
I see your point. You’re right. We’ll release an update in a couple of days and fix this issue.
FYI, v1.2.0 is queued for review on Themeforest, so practically the fix is not included in the next update. It’ll fix in v1.2.1 which will release a couple of days later.
Great
Thank you for your continued support!
Hello, good work. Congratulations!
Why on all landing pages (Helpato, Trello, Gmail and etc.) css file (thesaas.min.css )are the same?
There is how to configure and there is nothing that is not used as a code?
And if you can show an example. Now the non-min version is 7560 lines…
Thank you! If that reduces drastically – I would buy the themes.
Hello, Thanks.
thesaas.min.css is like a framework for this template. It contains all the necessary styles such as typography, form, buttons, utility classes and all the thing that you can see in the doc menu. Those landing pages are using thesaas.min.css because we want to show how much capability TheSaaS has. It means you can design several type of landing pages using thesaas.
It is how you should structure your pages. Only 2 css files (core.min.css, thesaas.min.css) and 2 js files (core.min.js, thesaas.min.js). We combined all of the vendors/plugins inside core.min.css/js for performance and simplicity. You don’t need to bother yourself to discover which plugins are required by each page. Once they will load and catch for a long time.
Don’t worry about the size of thesaas.min.js. The minified version is 99KB and only 17KB gzipped. Nowadays, 17KB will load in milliseconds. You can load http://thetheme.io/thesaas/ and see that it loads fast.
Thank you!
Can we make the project build with a gulp?
I also want to ask thesaas.min.js is divided into smaller .scss files? So we can exclude things that we will not use?
TheSaaS comes with grunt tasks for watch, browserSync, uglify js, compile SCSS, build, etc.
Yes, the source folder in download packages contains all SCSS files of project. You can easily exclude any file you’d like with remove/comment @import lines in thesaas.scss file.
We need to get them into a gulp project. Can you help us do the gulp. Will we pay extra for the service?
If you have your Gulp file ready, probably you have watch and compile tasks for SCSS files. So it should be possible for your developers to integrate TheSaaS with your project.
Yes, if we need to accomplish this task for you, we’d charge you extra money. For this kind of services please contact us (https://themeforest.net/user/thethemeio#contact) so we can discuss it through email.
hi, in the theme I have to make a change to core.min.css but cannot find core.css anywhere – want to change the font colors. How to update/rebuild it?
Hi,
core.min.css contains Bootstrap, FontAwesome, all other vendor styles. The template style is inside thesaas.min.css. You can make your changes to “theme/assets/css/thesaas.css” and minify it again using an online tool such as “cssminifier.com”.
If you prefer to work with SCSS files, you should go to “source” directory, run “npm install” command and then run “grunt serve” to watch for SCSS files change.
If you are not familiar with grunt or SCSS files, it’s better to use the first option.
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