Themeover
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You’re welcome. Feel free to reach out when you move into it.
Hey Jos, no problem I’m happy to help.
The plugin UI settings are saved in the database, and the compiled CSS is written to various files in the following directory:
/wp-content/micro-themes
active-styles.css (if present) adds global CSS on every page.
draft-styles.css (if present) is the same, but loads for logged in administrator s instead of active-styles.css (published CSS).
The following directory is for storing conditional CSS that only loads on certain pages.
/wp-content/micro-themes/mt/conditional/active
(the draft folder is for unpublished CSS)
Microthemer also adds body classes and may load Google fonts, which the CSS may depend on. So sometimes copying the CSS to e.g. a theme stylesheet can break styling.
There is a Microloader plugin you can use for enqueuing the CSS files without having the editor active. It also adds body classes and any Google fonts in use. Get it via:
Microthemer interface > Settings > General > Preferences > Inactive > Download the zip file.
I hope that helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.
Cheers,
SebastianForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Query Monitor] 300s limit reported, should that be ms or 0.3sAh, thanks for the clarification. I thought the figure was meant to indicate a page speed performance target, as opposed to a technical server setting.
P.S. the last update introduced an issue with computed CSS styles not displaying over the CSS property fields, which has been fixed in version 7.4.1.6
Brilliant, thanks so much for confirming.
I’ll release this functionality as a free plugin on ww.wp.xz.cn soon so it’s easier to update without making manual code changes.
Cheers,
SebastianHey, thanks for much for the kind words and bug report. I was able to replicate the issue. An update to the manual loading PHP code and file management system was required to keep paces with some recent changes in Microthemer.
To fix this issue, follow these 3 steps:
1. Update Microthemer to version 7.4.1.5
2. Visit the Microthemer interface after activation (this will ensure some files get copied to /wp-content/micro-themes
3. Replace your previous functions.php code with the new code shown in Microthemer:
Settings > General > Preferences > Inactive
Please let me know if that works for you.
Cheers!
Sebastian- This reply was modified 11 months, 3 weeks ago by Themeover.
Haha, you are too kind. But thank you for the praise. It’s always great to receive nice feedback. I’m really glad to hear that Microthemer is helping you out with your button styling!
Have a lovely day,
SebastianHey Nicole,
Sorry to hear you’ve been having a hard time with this.
To find single selectors in the Microthemer interface:- Click the folder icon at the top left of the interface to open the folders panel
- Use the search form at the top to locate the selector based on what you know e.g. “nth-child(12)”
- Also, the CSS comments in draft-styles.css (the unminified version shown to logged in admins) show the Folder >> selector, which might help you locate the selector in the Microthemer interface
It’s best not to edit draft-styles.css or active-styles.css directly, as Microthemer will overwrite that file if you make any changes in Microthemer.
I hope that helps. Let me know if you need further assistance.
Thanks,
SebastianOh great, that’s good to know. I’ve just implemented this improvement on my development branch (full size is the default, and there is a menu next to the (renamed) “Insert Image” button). This version will be released in a week or so.
Thanks for all of your feedback and input!
SebastianYes, I think that would help. Although perhaps “Large” might be best if that size is available, just to prevent users accidentally adding images that are multiple megabytes in size. I think the optimum solution would be to have sizing options clearly presented next to the “Insert into post” button, which is always in view on the footer bar. I’ll see what I can do there.
Cheers!
SebastianHey, thanks for reporting this.
The size of the thumbnail is actually set via the WordPress media manager popup. It’s at the bottom right, and might be cut off if your screen isn’t particularly big.
I’ll have a think about how to make this feature better!
Cheers,
SebastianForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Microthemer Lite - Visual Editor to Customize CSS] Radius border on imagesThank you very much Tony!
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In reply to: [Microthemer Lite - Visual Editor to Customize CSS] Radius border on imagesSure, I’ve checked on your site. The border-radius doesn’t appear to be having an effect because there are some CSS transforms on the img and parent div element that are enlarging the size of the img element beyond the picture part.
To solve this, you can apply the border radius to the ancestor link element a few levels up from the img. This CSS should work:a.related_post_image {
border-radius: 15px;
}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Microthemer Lite - Visual Editor to Customize CSS] Radius border on imagesHey Tony,
Yes, this is possible. You can find the border-radius options at the end of the “Border” group. The icon for the “Border” group is one dotted line followed by two solid lines.
I hope that helps!
Cheers,Sebastian
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In reply to: [Microthemer Lite - Visual Editor to Customize CSS] CSS ColumnsHey,
Thanks for your feedback. Those properties are notably missing from the visual controls. I will add them to the “Text” group in the next few months (right now I’m working on AI integration, which I’d like to finish first). In the meantime, you can of course add the properties in raw CSS form via the code editor next to the “Font” property group. Just as you can add any properties not supported via the UI.
Cheers!
Sebastian