Hi there,
First of all thanks for this great theme. I love it! I am trying to learn it from scratch so I didn’t install any demos yet for the sake of creativity. I use tagdiv Composer which I find great for my kind of work. Naturally I have a couple of questions, if you may answer. 🙂
1- Can I select the category tag colors as hover colors in modules and/or grids? I am trying to get a clear color code for my categories which can be seen here : http://stilltune.com/home/
I added a block with custom title background color for my Music Theory category. It shows up exactly as I want. But as you may notice the Big Grid 9 above inherits the general accent color for categories. Can I show my category tag colors there as hover colors? Because I will have more categories and that Big Grid showing always the same main accent color for hovers would seem a little bit confusing regarding my category color coding. Now I have selected a category tag color for this category too but it doesn’t affect those hovers. It doesn’t even affect that block’s filter choices. I had to enter the block color manually. I guess it only shows up in beside block titles as tag colors, right? I couldn’t see it anywhere else. I found category tag colors a little bit confusing because of this. Maybe a category color concept would be much better? Because main accent color seems to interrupt this color code concept. So what can I do for this? (An example of what I want for that Big Grid can be seen in this demo’s top slider. http://demo.mekshq.com/voice/ Little category tags inherits category tag colors there so that category colors would be consistent everywhere in the theme)
2- Although my Meta Info in Theme Panel/Block Settings/Meta Info on Modules are all open, I cannot see the dates and authors in Module MX26 and MX25 like in a SS you shared in someone else’s forum posts (https://www.screencast.com/t/AQN4wjCydN) Do I need to change something else or add custom css codes for this?
3- I want to see all module names in grids and blocks. Do you have any guide or cheat sheet for them?
Finally one suggestion if I may 🙂
I think Modules and Grids should be edited in detail via tagdiv Composer. I may want to show meta info in one of them but I may not wanna show it in another. But when I select meta info on modules it affects them all. So maybe that edit section of tagdiv composer should be a little bit more detailed. Because otherwise we should enter css manually and the whole concept of “No coding required” is ruined 🙂
Thanks in advance, have a good day
Gökhan
By the way one more question:
4- How to change “Continue” button in blog pages of default template to “Read more ->” words as in your default demo? When I see it in translation section, it has both values. So I guess I can change it from somewhere but I couldn’t find 🙂
Hello,
Thank you for choosing newspaper.
1) Sorry but the blocks will not inherit the category tag color. The category tag color is working exclusively on posts in our theme. The color will only show up on posts like so: https://www.screencast.com/t/j4aBKZlEfg4z
2) Some of the modules have these options hidden as a design choice in order not to crowd up the small thumb. Modules mx25 and mx26 do not have the markup in the code added to them. If you need to activate the date and author on these modules you will have to modify the module files like so:
Copy this code:
<div class="td-module-meta-info">
<?php echo $this->get_author();?>
<?php echo $this->get_date();?>
</div>
And paste it like so: https://www.screencast.com/t/GvqQFZBGYN1
The same goes for module mx 25: https://www.screencast.com/t/3fzttC0lih
3) Thank you for your suggestion. We do plan on adding more and more features to the tagdiv composer. For now you can hide the metas with css for each module in particular. Here is a list of what module is used on which block: https://forum.tagdiv.com/theme-blocks-modules/
4) You can use the translation settings to change the name for theme elements:
https://www.screencast.com/t/O5OUFx0VB simply type the preferred translation in the right column.
Thank you!
Thank you very much Bogdan, have good day 🙂
