Widget very slow to save

As we test on localhost and on our server, widgets and other things saves fast. One probable cause that causing it to save slow is the server where your site resides. Please contact your hosting company to address the issue.

Please be reminded that support doesn’t cover customization of the theme. However, to help you out, use a child theme (see FAQ) in modifying theme’s CSS and function. The child theme is provided in the theme package named as wise-church-child. Here’s what you’ll need to copy and paste to your child theme’s CSS:

/* Change header's social media icons colors */
.social-links-top li .fa-rss {
    color: #EE802F;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-facebook {
    color: #39599F;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-twitter {
    color: #45B0E3;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-google-plus {
    color: #fa4d01;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-youtube {
    color: #FA0101;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-vimeo {
    color: #45bbff;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-linkedin {
    color: #0074A1;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-instagram {
    color: #9b6954;
}

.social-links-top li .fa-pinterest {
    color: #cb2027;
}

.social-links-top li a.fa-vk {
    color: #45668e;
}

/* Make original color of our pastor widget image */
.our-pastor-inner img {
	-webkit-filter: none !important;
	filter: none !important;
}

Note: If you need to modify more of the theme’s CSS, you may use Inspect element tool of your browser to locate what to change, then place the modified CSS code to your child theme’s CSS.

You can still use the child theme by copying the whole style.css contents of the parent/main theme to the child theme’s style.css. The safest way to modify any theme is to use a child theme because if you update the main theme, you’ll loose all your modifications.

If you’ll transfer your website using this theme, you can use the One Click Demo Import and import you’re site’s configuration manually.

1. You must backup first your site’s widgets, contents and Wise Panel configuration (See 3.14 Backup Theme Settings, Widgets and Contents on our documentation).
2. Upload and install One Click Demo Import.
3. Go to Apprearance => Import Demo Data => Switch to manual import (Located at bottom left side of One Click Demo Import).
4. Browse each site’s file you’ve downloaded (.xml, .wie, .dat), then click Import Demo Data.

Note: If you wish to move your site manually, there are several tutorials on the web you might find (Moving WordPress). Be sure to backup first your site as stated in point 1. Remember that we don’t provide support for content/site-migration (Read Support Policy).