Darklup

Hi,

Thank you for your question. to exclude any elements, please go to filter elemets>exclude elements and input the div, class or id and save it.

Thanks

Is that happening site wide? Or only on a specific page? Do you have any PHP server logs you are able to check to see what file/function the error is related to?

I’d be happy to take a closer look so we can get that resolved ASAP.

If your theme is using any theme builder to design the menu, then darklup will not automatically identify menu, in that case, it will have to do manually via shortcode. please contact via https://darklup.com/contact

You can disable dark mode on specific element like button using our Pro Plugin.

Our latest update works correctly and no one yet informed about issues before you. Mentioned things are pretty normal as some theme provides strict design which can not be normally made dark. That’s why we have Custom CSS and Exclude elements option to target them manually on our Pro Plugin. Using our Pro Plugin, if you face difficulties, our experts will provide live support to solve that.
If you are already using the Pro Plugin, please contact via https://darklup.com/contact

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Darklup.

please add the code below to custom CSS to solve this problem

.darkluplite-square-switch input.toggle-checkbox.switch-trigger {
display: none !important;
}

Hi,
hopefully, we have resolved your issue. Buttons broke due to caching.

Dear
If you are using the free version of the plugin then you can add the CSS class darkluplite-dark-ignore in the HTML tags where you don’t want changes by the plugin. Suppose if you add the above class in your <header class=”darkluplite-dark-ignore … …”> … </header> then after turning on the Darkmode, your header will remain same, no changes will be there.
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In our Pro version of the plugin, you’ll get a powerfull option called “Exclude Element” where you can just write the CSS Class or ID name to avoid changes on them. Also you you’ll get the “Custom CSS” option to write your own CSS Code which will be only effected on dark mode on.

Dear, the Shortcode integration is our Pro version feature with offer you to insert shortcode in both Gutenberg and Elementor.
In our Pro version of the plugin you can easily add any switch style with it’s default functionality in any place using the shortcode [darklup_darkmode_switch style=”1″] where the value of style will be the number of switch style.

Hello. Thank you for your question.
This can not be done using our plugin right now. But it is certainly a Good Logic to be added to the plugin.
We’ll try to add this feature in the upcoming updates

We have added your checklist to our task list. Thank you for your time. We will update very soon

Thank you for your suggestion. We have added this to our task list and will update soon.

If your OS is set to dark, this will detect dark mode automatically.

Hi,
Thank you for reaching out. Please share your website link with Screenshots of problems here at- [email protected]