Atanas Yonkov

Question one: To change textarea color to something more visible, you can place the following css in appearance => customize => additional css:

.dark-mode textarea {
  color: #f5f5f5 !important;  
}

Question two: To remove the comment section from a specific post, go to the text editor for the post you want to edit and from the right side of the screen, on the page tab, locate “Discussion” dropdown and remove the checkbox from “Allow Comments”. Further reading: link

Question three: no such option is provided because it will break the theme’s styles. The reader will have to click on the post link to read the whole post.

Question four: I cannot really replicate this issue. If the issue persists, you can start a new thread about it.

I am closing this thread, since the main question you have asked (about the banner) has already been answered in details and the new questions that you generated are not improving on the topic and not helping future forum readers, but they rather provide more and more noise. If you have more questions, you can always start a new thread, as long as you keep the thread around the same topic. Thank you for the understanding.

This has been fixed in version 0.2.1. Cheers!

@lucashilty , thank you for the feedback. The default background colors are currently not working. This will be fixed in the next theme update. You can still select any background color from the “Custom color” link though – this should be working without any problems: screenshot.

The call to action button works on the homepage only. For the other pages, you can create call to action using the WordPress Gutenberg editor. I see that your pages are not correctly specified in the menu. First, create your pages from Pages=> add new. Then, go to appearance => menu, create and save your menu, then click the “Primary” checkbox and you should now have created your menu. Seems that your issues are more WordPress related than connected with the Pliska theme.
Further reading: How to Create a Custom Home Page in WordPress
How to Add a Navigation Menu in WordPress (Beginner’s Guide);

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Yui.

Dear @jeffjohnson3jjshlgkjkl ,
As far as I understand, you need to add the following text: “A Legal Service That Specializes In Assisting Men.” as a subheading for each page. (I can see the header wave animation is working just fine). If this is the case, all you need to do is edit the page and add the text as a page excerpt. Click “edit page” from the top admin bar. Inside the page editor, click the settings gear icon on the top right side of the screen and then add the text in the Excerpt field. Here is a screenshot. If you cannot find this field, make sure you have also enabled it (click somewhere on the page content, then click on the three dots in the top right corner and allow the post excerpts via the preferences tab). Here is another screenshot how this should look like. In this way, it will appear below the page title. You would need to do that for every page you create. I hope it helps.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

For anyone that might stumble on this too – to change the header image on the blog page, just change the global header image from the theme customizer (Appearance => Themes => Customize => Header Image).

Hi, @regionalheld,
From what I read here, you are looking for a custom solution, for which I would recommend hiring a WordPress developer to do the job.

Simple Tour Guide is a simple and easy to use plugin that does exactly what it states it does – it displays a tour guide to site visitors. Nothing more or less and I would really like to keep it as simple s possible.

Regarding your questions:
1. There should be no issues with that, provided that the mvm plugin is correctly coded and adheres to the www.ads-software.com plugin guidelines. The tour can be configured to show to logged in users only from the Tour Options tab in the WordPress admin (in your case that would be the vendors I suppose)
2. I would recommend hiring a WordPress developer for that. He can then fork this plugin and adjust it the way you want.
3 Yes, you can very easily display the Tour for specific pages only – please check plugin’s FAQ
4. Only text is allowed for security reasons but you can probably embed a video with custom javascript (have not tested it). For more custom solution – you again need to hire someone to do it.
5. Out of scope of this plugin. However, you can display tour to logged in users only the first time they log in – please check plugin’s FAQ.
6. Out of scope.
7. Out of scope. Can be done by a WordPress developer
8. You can customize everything. Buttons and progress bar directly from plugin’s settings. Font sizes, fonts, etc via adsitional css.
9. The plugin’s backend (plugin options page) is translation-ready. The text in the steps is added by the site admin and can be in any language.
10. No, i do not store anything. It can only use the vistor browser’s localstorage to detect if the tour has already been finished or dismisses, no cookies whatsoever.

I hope this helps!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.

Hi Kerry,
Thank you for bringing this up. It seems like this is a bug. I will schedule an update for this as soon as possible. Thank you for the understanding.

@jimmywahlin , if you have a really long dropdown (and it does not make sense to add second level sub-menu items), I would recommend that you use the mega menu functionality that Pliska theme provides out of the box. I have recorded a short video guide on how to do it. Good luck!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.

Dear @aishacallewaert ,

As you said, the product category page is a post archive template and all archive templates use the global header image only. However, there are a few ways to show a custom header image for a specific page: with a child theme, plugin or with some custom css. I will give an example below how to do it with custom css.

First, you need to upload a header image via the media library (media => add new). After that, copy the url of the image you have just uploaded (you can get it from the file url tab when you click on the uploaded image). After that, go to Appearance => Customize => Additional Css and add the following code:

.term-21 .header-image-wrapper {
    background-image: url(https://yoursite.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/custom-header.jpg);
}

You need to replace the url inside the brackets with the one you copied above.

If you want, you can do the same for other post archives templates too, just note you will also need to change .term-21 with the correct body class for the specific page.

I hope this helps.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

This has been fixed in version 0.1.6. Thank you for the feedback!

@jimmywahlin ,
Thank you for the feedback. I have just released a new version 0.1.7 and this issue should have been fixed. Please let me know (also clear browser cache with ctrl + F5).

Hi @dylanstorm19 ,

I suspect that the issue was that you were trying to reverse the post order on the homepage, which is not in the scope of this plugin. Post order by category works on category archives only, while the homepage lists latest posts from all categories (it is technically not a category archive page). I guess you already figured this out but in case you are still looking for a solution, I would suggest to use the Chronological Posts plugin, as it reverses post order for all archives (not just taxonomy archives). However, if you need more customizability, this is where Post Order by Category can help you.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Atanas Yonkov.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by James Huff.

Hi Beatrice,
The theme should work fine with Woocommerce.

Thank you, looking forward for this feature!