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Hi, you need to either have a child theme(which you always should) which will have style.css or custom.css depending on how you develop. Or you can copy it into customizer > advance css

Glad to hear that

This is the OG when they didnt had this option

This was just experiment and learning for Oxygen builder, had a short life span for this.

Hi please send an email to admin[at]thoughtbulb.dev

A lot of people forget that these plugins are bread and butter for the developer and time and effort it takes to maintain them, provide support and continue developing it isn't easy. It's better to have 100 customers and give them the best support than to have 1000 customers, just a opinion.

Not that I know off

Here :) oxytransfer.com/downloads/design-sets-for-oxygen-builder/

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Hi, you can either use steps or progress bar if you want to show progress bar and still have title (you can add an simple block and add title before your sections

@@techsoup_dev 00:34 i mean like this (what your mouse point out).

@@savitririshma This is an example website, I was just using it as a reference point to show to to make checkbox with images and multiple steps with gravity

@@techsoup_dev ohh i see. thanks for your reply!

Glad it helped

@@techsoup_dev I have an issue with the loader though: The first time the page loads, the loader animation and the page below is showing all together and it takes a few seconds for the loader to be full screen and centered. Any suggestions why?

@@tietienne82 You can make a wrapper around your content/page below the loading block and just add display none or opacity 0 and within ur loading animation js make it display block/opacity:1 on ending of loading

@@techsoup_dev Thanks for taking the time to reply but I have no coding skills and I am not sure what I need to add to the js. Also, where do I add "display none or opacity 0"? In a code block?

Hi you can follow Gravity form's official documentation on how to edit/modify the Next/previous buttons docs.gravityforms.com/gform_next_button/

You can configure the text on the Next/Previous buttons by editing the Start Paging, Page Breaks and End Paging fields on your form. Then select the advanced tab and you can customize the text on the Next/Previous buttons just like you can customize the Submit button text in the Form Settings.

Where do you insert the custom Css styling.... Your video just transformed my website, but I don’t known where to insert the grid template and margins and all the rest

Hi, thanks for reaching out but I don't provide dev services.

Glad you think so!

can you send link to your site where you implemented, alternatively try doing margin: 0 auto; or text-align: center; depending on how would have made your container.

@@techsoup_dev Thank you, it is working now, I think there was some glitch the first time I tried. I redid it from a blank install and now it works perfectly as you demonstrated. :)

@@UnaNeary awesome :)

Thanks for the feedback

Not 100% WooCommerce but I would say E-Commerce styling blocks coming soon

@@techsoup_dev style archive and product pages too. This will be a seller

@@YasienSarlie The ones I am working on right now are more of homepage/landing page blocks for E-Commerce sections not internal pages

@@techsoup_dev looking forward to seeing them

Thanks :)

Hi, for that you will need to use Oxytransfer Plugin, Copy paste is a quick way to move around blocks and mostly there would be 1-4 images which can be easily replaced. oxytransfer.com/downloads/oxy-transfer-pro/

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