Two questions: what about other page composer & deactivated?

Hey Alex,

1. Microthemer has been designed to work well with Beaver Builder at the same time – from one screen. For instance, some extra care has been taken to ensure the inerface elements don’t compete with each other. With other page builders, most people add content with the builder, and then leave the builder to go to the Microthemer interface where they can make style changes.

It’s fine to have Microthemer installed alongside any page builder though, in case that’s what you were asking.

2. Many users make changes with Microthemer and then disable or even completely uninstall Microthemer before handing the site over to the client. You can still make use of the style changes by copying and pasting some code to your theme’s functions.php file. You can find the most up to code by going to Microthemer’s Preferences, and then clicking the tab called ‘Inactive’. The code loads the stylesheet Microthemer generates (wp-content/micro-themes/active-styles.css), as well as any Google fonts used in your design.

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

Thanks,
Sebastian

Ah, that’s a shame about Google fonts. I looked into a work around, but it seems the mirror for loading Google fonts in China isn’t online anymore:

http://fonts.useso.com/css?family=Open+Sans

Do you know of any others?

Cheers,
Sebastian

Thanks for the links. So if http://fonts.googleapis.com isn’t blocked in China, you should be OK using Google fonts in Microthemer. But please let me know if that’s not the case.

Thanks,
Sebastian

That’s right. Microthemer doesn’t link to any Google font JavaScript files, just the font files.

Are you getting any 404 errors when using the Lite version on a Chinese server?

Thanks,
Sebastian