Widget: Welcome Message

About

Welcome Message is a widget that can be used to display a specific message at the top of the blog with or without an action button - (View).

The widget is only available in version 2.0.0 and above

Specification

Configuration

Description

title

Message title. When the value is undefined, the description configuration must be defined.

description

Message body. When the value is undefined, the title configuration must be defined.

full_height

When the value is yes and the widget is placed at the top of the blog, the widget's height will fill the browser screen visible in the viewport.

Value	Preview
yes	View
no	View

align

Text alignment

button_title

Button title. Use - to disable the button.

button_url

Button URL.

button_skin

Button color. When the value is auto, the button skin will be automatically adjusted. You can also define the skin yourself as available in the skin list.

button_box_type

How button skin will be applied.

Value	Description	Preview
solid	Skin configuration is used as background	My Button
outline	Skin configuration is used as border	My Button

button_rounded

Value	Description	Preview
yes	Rounded corners	My Button
no	Square corners	My Button

background

Widget background. Choose one of the available skins at skin list except white.

margin_top

Set the distance of the widget from the top.

Tips:
If you place this widget to top section (at featured section), set value to -25px to make the top side of the widget stick to blog header.

Value Definition

The value is a CSS Unit. Examples: 20px 40px 60px
Although you can use other units such as em, pc, etc., it is recommended to use the px unit.
When the configuration value is undefined (set to -), the distance applied will follow the default theme configuration (40px).

margin_bottom

Set the distance of the widget from the bottom. The value definition is the same as the margin_top configuration.

conditional

Set the availability of the widget. With this configuration, you can enable the widget only on certain page types, devices, or URLs. More about this configuration can be read on the page: General Conditional Configuration.