Creative Themes

Hello @rishiichaudharyy,
You can do that with some custom CSS.

All you have to do is to add a different icon font and apply it to this selector [class*="add_to_cart_button"].loading:after, it should be something like this:

[class*="add_to_cart_button"].loading:after {
	font-family: 'your-icon-font' !important;
	content: 'icon-font-icon' !important;
}

Here you can find more info about icon fonts – https://webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/how-to-add-icon-fonts-to-any-element-with-css

Hope this helps.

Hello @acelerawp,

We are still waiting a reply from you.
Please get back to us as soon as possible so we could discuss and examinate more detailed all your issues.

Have a nice day.

@acelerawp Also, wanted to clarify the “DOM access” part that you mentioned. This part can vary greatly depending on which features you have enabled on your site. We are of course aware that adding a lot of JavaScript (especially JavaScript that manipulates the DOM) is not good for the overall performance of the website — and we constantly working on improving this.

We’d appreciate if you could open a support topic with a link to your site here: https://wordpress.org/support/theme/blocksy/. We will be able to see your exact situation and react better to your concern.

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To comment a bit on the Mobile First approach: can you please a little more specific in what exactly you are expecting here to change?
Every element and component of Blocksy is carefully designed to look equally well on all screens sizes. They look good on small screens and they use the available screen real estate for big desktops. There really is no element from Blocksy that isn’t behaving this way — and you’ve got a lot of responsive options on top of that to make adjustments where you need to.

We’re more than happy to make further changes to this aspect of the theme, but to be able to do so we will need to know more details about what exactly didn’t go well for you.

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Waiting for your reply.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Creative Themes. Reason: Comment on Mobile First approach remark

Hey @hellpunch,
I just double tested the shortcuts bar on my end and everything works fine.
Did you updated to the latest version?

As I can see you are a pro user, if this issue is stil reproducing on your end – please contact us via our official support channel and we will assist you.

Hi @hellpunch,
What do you mean by labels are bugged? Can you provide a clear explanation?

Thank you.

Hi @wpbluefox,
I don’t really understand why would you make an inner container have such a big width, could you please explain a little bit more detailed your use case?

The idea here is that there are some calculations that prevent the content from being too big so it could look good in all devices.

But, if you want, you could rewrite that calculation with this custom CSS:

section.elementor-section.elementor-section-boxed > .elementor-container {
	width: 100% !important;
}

Let me know if this helps.

That’s how Boxed option works.
If it is set to Boxed – it will take the maximum width of your website that is defined here – https://d.pr/v/WIhLUC

If you want to make the content area wider – simply make the section full width and adjust the Width option – https://d.pr/v/YRrJAG

Let me know if this helps.