Levi

Could you share your test results for each item? Additionally, please test by disabling all plugins except WooCommerce, then use the default Twenty Twenty-Four theme to check if the filter is available.

If filtering remains unavailable, the issue lies with the WooCommerce plugin. If it is available, please activate the Plover Kit plugin and Swift FSE theme in sequence to verify whether filtering is functional.

Please tell me the test results.

Thank you.

Hello there,

After clicking the Add Template button, do not select Pages, but instead select Custom template at the bottom.

Pages templates only apply to the specific page you select, while custom templates can be manually applied to all posts and pages.

Thank you.

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This is the forum for the Swift FSE theme:

https://wordpress.org/support/theme/swift-fse/

But for your question, do you want to use a completely different Logo when “sticky” or just change the width or height of the Logo? It’s very different.

If it’s just a matter of modifying the properties of the logo, then custom CSS utilizing the .plover-sticky selector should work.

If it’s a completely different logo, the answer is no. Because Site Logo Block is synchronized, a site should only have one Logo.

If it’s a completely different logo, the answer is no. Because the site logo blocks are synchronized, , a site should only have one Logo unless you switch to the image block, which also allows you to toggle the display and hiding of different image blocks with custom CSS.

Thank you.

The favicon needs to be set at WordPress Dashboard -> Settings -> General -> Site Icon.

Hello there,

You can edit the cover block with video background under Appearance -> Editor.

In the document overview, you can select the Cover block with the name “Header with video background”.

You can modify the overlay color and overlay opacity in the Styles tab of the block sidebar, which will affect the tone of the video background.

You can also replace the background video with your own using the Replace button on the block toolbar.

Please check the screenshot:

You can learn more about how to use Cover Block here:

https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/cover-block/

If you only want to remove the background particles, but still want to use the particle effect elsewhere, you can try the following method.

Navigate to “Appearance -> Editor -> Templates” and select the template from which you wish to remove the particle effect.

Then click the Outline button in the upper left corner of the editor to remove “Fixed Particles Background” block from the List View.

Here is a screenshot about that.

https://ibb.co/FbJrMmLm

The theme uses many templates such as index, 404, pages and single posts, etc. you need to remove the particle effects one by one, if you don’t need particles effect at all, it’s easiest to disable it from the Plover Kit plugin.

I hope this helps.