RUclips won't let me reply to Alain's comment, so here's my reply in a new comment: 1) Yes, you can change the color, border color and size of input fields. 2) We don't have a video about that yet, but it's quite easy to do. In Thrive Leads, you can create a widget opt-in form (one of the opt-in form types available in Lead Groups). Then you simply add that widget to your Widget Area in WordPress. Basically the same way you'd add any other widget.
Looks like a great product but 2 questions... is it possible to change the background color of the text input elements? And also could you make a video on how to include a Thrive opt-in form in the footer section (using footer widgets) of a WP site?
HI Shane, I really liked your video about building the homepage and blog. I recently signed up for a membership and I would like to access the theme for free or should I pay for the blog template separately. I see that you published this post over 3 years ago and now it is 12/20/18. Im hoping that this message will get to you and that you will respond to me. Thank you so much for such valuable content. I appreciate all your efforts.
The Hybrid approach looks very compelling. Two questions: 1. Is it possible to using a video instead of the large image at the top and how do I get this done? 2. Is it possible adding a shop plugin like i.e. WooCommerce to the Theme Focus? How do I get the 'Shop' link into Menu next to the BLOG button? Thanks in advance.
Yes, you can simply drop a "responsive video" element into the page, where you want your video to appear. Our themes are compatible with WooCommerce, yes.
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Great informative and helpful video as always. This is a great time (in general) to own your own business, but now more than ever with Thrive Themes!
+Speaker Tim White thank you very much!
Thrive is AMAZING one, and these videos informative and supportive! Thank you!
If you could change the post grid to a page grid that would open some interesting design options.
Great info. I will be implementing the info. you've shared here. Thank you for all that you do.
Amazing info - a true MUST WATCH!!!!!
Thank you!
RUclips won't let me reply to Alain's comment, so here's my reply in a new comment:
1) Yes, you can change the color, border color and size of input fields.
2) We don't have a video about that yet, but it's quite easy to do. In Thrive Leads, you can create a widget opt-in form (one of the opt-in form types available in Lead Groups). Then you simply add that widget to your Widget Area in WordPress. Basically the same way you'd add any other widget.
Hello.Very informative presentation. I would like to have that last template that is focused on the content. Am a blogger. How can i have it. Regards.
Thank you for the great video! What's your advise for a blog / store type websites? and how easy it is move content across different templates?
Looks like a great product but 2 questions... is it possible to change the background color of the text input elements? And also could you make a video on how to include a Thrive opt-in form in the footer section (using footer widgets) of a WP site?
Hi Alain,
Yes that's possible by using placing a text element inside a content box.
HI Shane, I really liked your video about building the homepage and blog. I recently signed up for a membership and I would like to access the theme for free or should I pay for the blog template separately. I see that you published this post over 3 years ago and now it is 12/20/18. Im hoping that this message will get to you and that you will respond to me. Thank you so much for such valuable content. I appreciate all your efforts.
The Hybrid approach looks very compelling. Two questions: 1. Is it possible to using a video instead of the large image at the top and how do I get this done? 2. Is it possible adding a shop plugin like i.e. WooCommerce to the Theme Focus? How do I get the 'Shop' link into Menu next to the BLOG button? Thanks in advance.
Yes, you can simply drop a "responsive video" element into the page, where you want your video to appear. Our themes are compatible with WooCommerce, yes.
A 'post grid'?