Themeover

Haha, I’m really glad you’re finding Microthemer useful. Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review.

All the best,
Sebastian

Hey,

Yes, you can add Font Awesome icons to a button using Microthemer. I included this in a video I made recently that walks through some use cases for CSS pseudo elements (::before or ::after). You can jump to the section about Font Awesome using this link:

https://themeover.com/css-before-and-after-elements/?seekTo=815

For general button styling, you would add styles like display (inline-block), color, background-color, padding, border-radius, and box-shadow. I made a video demonstrating this (when Microthemer was at a previous version):

I hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Cheers,
Sebastian

Hey,

Thanks for raising this. I’m happy to oblige your request, but it might be next week.

I do need to do a bit of testing first. This plugin was more useful prior to Gutenberg, which makes it easy to divide content in blocks. And it may have less predictable results when used with Gutenberg. Are you currently using it with the Classic editor or Gutenberg?

Cheers,
Sebastian

Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review! I’m really glad you’re happy with Microthemer ??

Sebastian

Thanks so much for the kind words. I’m really glad you’re finding Microthemer useful.

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Muito obrigado pelas amáveis ??palavras. Estou muito feliz que você esteja achando o Microthemer útil.

Sebastian

Thanks for the info. Your PHP (8.1) and WP (5.8.3) version is all I need, you can delete the other information below that.

According to this Kinsta article, it seems the current WordPress core isn’t fully compatible with PHP 8.1. WordPress 5.9 should address this, which is scheduled for release on Jan 25th, 2022.

I suspect I will need to update Microthemer in various ways to ensure compatibility with version 8.1, and I’m going to start testing this. But as a temporary fix, you could try downgrading to PHP 8.0 or 7.4. The error you’re getting seems to be coming from the dbDelta function, which is a native WordPress function. Downgrading will also give other plugin authors time to catch up with PHP 8.1. I saw a few other posts about PHP 8.1 compatibility issues, e.g. Yoast SEO.

Cheers,
Sebastian

P.S. I’m on a train and haven’t been able to download 8.1 yet, so can’t confirm 100% if downgrading will resolve your Microthemer issue, but will check this ASAP.

Hey,

Sorry for the trouble, and thank you for reporting this. I’ve run a few tests at my end and haven’t been able to replicate it. I think it might relate to your server set up, whereby the revisions database table isn’t created for some reason. Could you let me know which version of PHP and MySQL you are using?

If you could provide access to a dummy site running on the same server that would be very helpful too. You can send access via our secure contact form. And you may wish to use this handy plugin for that. No worries at all if not.

Cheers,
Sebastian

P.S. it’s a bit late here in the UK now, but I can work on this first thing in the morning.

Hey,

Thanks for your question. By 15 things, I mean you can create 15 CSS selectors with Microthemer. A CSS selector targets one or more elements on the page. So if you create broad selectors you can actually target more than 15 elements. But 15 would be the minimum if creating a single selector per single element.

Once you have created a selector, you are not limited in the number of styles you can apply with the free version – it just has to be in a non-pro styling group (pro groups include CSS grid, animation, transform). So you can enter any number of the styles available in the free version.

The idea is that the free version is useful for quick styling fixes using basic properties. And the pro version is for anything beyond that.

I hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions.

And happy new year!

Sebastian

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Hey,

Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review. I’m so glad to hear that Microthemer is saving you time and making your CSS tasks a but easier. It’s great to hear you’ve already put it to use on styling WooCommerce too.

Have an awesome day!

Sebastian

OK, well I’m happy to investigate this for you. Could you send me a link to your domain via our secure contact form (https://themeover.com/support/contact/). I will do some research on this.

Thanks,
Sebastian

Hey,

The “Deceptive Site ahead” warning means your domain has been flagged as containing malware. It isn’t specific to a single page. I suspect you are getting the warning on the Microthemer interface because Microthemer loads the frontend of your site. It may also happen when you Google your own site and then click on a link in the search results.

I recommend reaching out to your web host for help. They may be able to do a scan and clean the site for you. And provide general guidance.

I’m here if you have any more questions.

Thanks,
Sebastian

Hey, unfortunately there’s just the option to dock left right now. There may be more flexibility on that in future. Version 7 (soon to come out of beta) has more flexibility
on layout, but doesn’t have a dock left or right option for each panel.

Cheers,
Sebastian

Hey,

I think this might only be working on the number one because fill is inherited, but stroke isn’t (and the number color is set with fill) That’s my guess anyway, based on the fact that targeting the lines directly should solve it. So try this selector instead:

#wpd-editor-toolbar-0_0 > [type="button"],
#wpd-editor-toolbar-0_0 .ql-stroke {
		color: red !important;
	fill: red !important;
	stroke: red !important;
}

I hope that helps!

Hey, sorry for the slow reply I’ve been travelling today.

It sounds like there could be a plugin conflict going on, which is preventing the interface from working properly. I would be happy to troubleshoot this if you don’t mind sending access details for the site via our secure contact form: https://themeover.com/support/contact/

Alternatively, if you want to trouble potential issues yourself, using Chrome right-click anywhere on the interface, go to the ‘console’ tab and then refresh the page. Do any red error messages appear? If so, send them to me. And to figure out if a plugin is conflicting with Microthemer, disable all other plugins one by one, and each time see if the red errors disappear.

Cheers,
Sebastian

Hey,

Yes I can certainly help you with CSS issues. I work during normal UK office hours, Mon-Friday. So there may be a time zone effect, but I respond to support requests when I see them.

If you do sign up, I recommend trying the beta. It’s ready for release now, I’m just updating the documentation before releasing it.

Cheers,
Sebastian