Davood Denavi

You will need to get support from the team at UX Themes. Go here to find more info about how you can request support for Flatsome Theme.

You will need to use a form builder plugin such as Gravity Forms or Formidable Forms to accomplish this using a custom page.

There is also this article with instructions how to modify the default login page.

Hope this helps get you headed in the correct direction. Happy blogging.

Take a look at the GeneratePress theme. Also, if you are worried about a theme being complicated it might actually be related to the default Gutenberg editor, I’d suggest using the old Classic Editor by installing this plugin.

Hopefully this helps. Happy blogging.

Hi @oliverkwok916, Sorry for the delay in our reply. We’d be happy to help but need more info. Please explain a bit more because when I load the link you provided it is not showing a form at all. Also, please explain what you mean by default, are you saying that both fields force you to select the same date?

I am watching for your reply.

Sorry for the delay in replying to you.

I just took a look at your contact form to see if I could duplicate the error you said you are getting. Unfortunately, I was not able to duplicate the error though. Are you seeing it in the admin area?

Watching for your reply.

Generally, this is done with photoshop before uploading the photos using some automation to resize photos in bulk. However, it can also be done with CSS using the max-height and max-width properties.

I think what @themifyme is suggesting is that users should be able to remove CSS files from loading using the Exclude from CSS Combination and Exclude from CSS minification options that are provided in the plugin. However, I happen to agree with you @stoyangeorgiev that will actually lead to some unexpected behavior and custom code is needed to remove the mobile menu from desktop.

They provided one solution that sort of solved the problem I was having with one website which is hosted by SiteGround and uses the optimizer plugin I had to modify what they provided though to get an acceptable result. Here is the code I ended up using:

function themify_custom_deque_css(){
	if ( !wp_is_mobile() ) {
		Themify_Enqueue_Assets::remove_css(‘mobile-menu’);
	}
}

While this code removes the hamburger menu from desktop it does not help to remove it when using tablets in landscape mode but that is okay because tablet browsers allow users to request the desktop version of the site and that will hide the hamburger menu. The code I used also allows us to keep Combine CSS and Minify CSS turned on whenever a site is using SG Optimizer or any other caching plugin.

Generally website speed issues can be caused by a number of things. I just loaded the site and it loaded very fast. I was able to click around it and every page seemed to be loading very quickly.

If you are experiencing issues with the load time on your end there could be a plugin or coding conflict causing the issue. I would suggest using the Health Check and Troubleshooting plugin to see if you can pinpoint which plugin is causing the speed issues. You can get it here: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/health-check/. I have a lot of experience with Elemenetor and Elementor Pro, I’ve never experience slowness because of Elementor unless there was a plugin conflict.

Hope this helps.