PayPal Module in Mobirise website creator freeware - I'd like to set up my prices in the currency of my country and there is NO such option.
Can you guys show me how to can I do it? For a paid module I'd at least expecting that as an option.
You can just choose the other currency and write down the currency you want.
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Hi, I would like to link my Google+ blog into my mobile friendly website.
However, I notice there is a maximum post of 10 on the configurator.
How can I handle more than that limit?
I have more than 100 posts on the blog and need to let visitor scroll through, maybe like a lazy loading.
Please, check this solution from on of our user
"To create blog page you'll just need to set up multiple different pages - one uniting all the posts and a single page for each new post then.
The good news is you are not limited by a fixed layout as in CMS solutions - each article can look unique in order to best fit what you're trying to say and at the same place the front page of your blog can contain anything you need alongside with the abstracts / or maybe just the captions - it's up to you to decide of the articles.
A simple guide:
On the front page, I think you would like to use some of the features blocks in order to showcase your articles. A good idea is to have some appealing header block for starters or maybe some of those intro blocks with header and text next to a bigger image - for a featured article for example.
You could also use the testimonials block for a quite different look of the preview of your articles and just add a link Read more.. at the end of the teaser - something like that.
For the single article page, I suggest using the blocks from the article section and maybe the same intro blocks with text image if you want your content to have floating images inside the body.
A cool idea might be adding the social comments block at the bottom of each article or/and maybe the social share block.
If you need the people to contact you directly or subscribe to a newsletter you intend sending in time you could use the blocks containing forms - setting them is ultra easy - you just have to type your email and you're good to go.
Anyway - I suggest just setting up the layout without pouring your actual content at first. Then after you're satisfied with the appearance of your article page just duplicate it and edit the duplicate - this way you'll always have a blank template to duplicate and start from. Of course, you can create as many layouts as you wish - it all depends on you.
Mobirise bootstrap builder is something entirely different and in my opinion quite better that the CMS solutions because of the freedom of achieving any desired appearance to the page you're creating. But with the freedom inevitably come to the responsibilities - in order to achieve the desired appearance you should build it yourself - one block at a time. The good thing is you've got all the blocks you need already defined for you - just drag-drop them and style the way you find fit."
Hi, I have a contact form on my Mobirise website which appears to be working as messages are received OK by the allocated email
recipient. However, when they try to reply to these messages they are getting a failure message:
"This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. This is a permanent error."
The email recipient need to be able to respond, obviously – is there something that needs to be setup to enable this?
We are sorry to say that, but now you can't respond to your customer's forms.
You would have to create the new letter and paste the password of your client manually.