Yes, they're comparable products. Microthemer was the first visual CSS editor for WordPress and is still very actively maintained by me, the developer and founder. CSS Hero has better name recognition and is more popular among complete beginners. Microthemer on the other hand is more popular among novice and experienced developers.
What do you mean by "Uninstall, but keep the style changes"? Is that possible to use it (Plan 1) on different sites, considering that it's installed on one single site at a time? I mean can I use it on different sites, if I install, do customizations and uninstall it after that and then install it on another site?
No, that's not possible specifically because of the feature that allows you to uninstall it but keep the style changes. Licenses are not transferable between sites. This is where Microthemer differs from most WP products - you don't need to keep it active on a domain in order to make use of it on that domain. So you would need the developer license if you plan to use it on lots of sites.
Q: Advanced themer
Hey
How does this compare to advanced themes? Seems like a similar product
There's a few important differences between Advanced Themer and Microthemer. Advanced themer is a UI / UX extension for the Bricks page builder. Microthemer is visual CSS editor that can be used to style any WordPress content - not just Bricks content. It's purely focused on styling content with CSS.
I hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any...
The CRM I'm using doesn't provide much in the way of styling options for their forms other than straight CSS which I'm not very skilled with. Just curious if Microthemer can either style an iframe embedded form or if there's a way it can be used to develop CSS code I can use on the CRM side?
Microthemer can't style iframe embedded forms unfortunately. One workaround would be to copy the HTML of the form over to a WordPress page, then copy the CSS Microthemer generates when styling the form content over to your CRM. You would need to make sure that Microthemer doesn't generate CSS selectors that reference container elements outside of the form,...
Q: Wordpress.com
Does it work with wordpress.com business plan website using elementor?
Sebastian_Microthemer
Mar 3, 2025A: Hey there,
Thanks for your question, and apologies for the slow reply. I've been away since Friday.
Unfortunately Microthemer can't be used on wordpress.com, as they only allow a select list of plugins. Microthemer is for self-hosted WordPress sites.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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Q: Ai functions?
Hello, super product. Do I need to upload the AI plugin and remove the normal one or add both? How is this planning out too? TY
Sebastian_Microthemer
Feb 10, 2025A: Hey, thanks!
The AI feature is currently available as a beta release, which needs to be downloaded manually from your Themeover dashboard:
https://themeover.com/my-account/
I hope that helps. Let me know if you need further assistance.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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Q: Is this a competitor to CSS Hero?
If so, please compare and contrast.
Thank you!
Bill
Sebastian_Microthemer
Jan 27, 2025A: Hey Bill, thanks for your question.
Yes, they're comparable products. Microthemer was the first visual CSS editor for WordPress and is still very actively maintained by me, the developer and founder. CSS Hero has better name recognition and is more popular among complete beginners. Microthemer on the other hand is more popular among novice and experienced developers.
In terms of features,...
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Dear Sebastian, thanks for your answer.
What do you mean by "Uninstall, but keep the style changes"? Is that possible to use it (Plan 1) on different sites, considering that it's installed on one single site at a time? I mean can I use it on different sites, if I install, do customizations and uninstall it after that and then install it on another site?
Please respond fast.
Thanks.
Shahab
No, that's not possible specifically because of the feature that allows you to uninstall it but keep the style changes. Licenses are not transferable between sites. This is where Microthemer differs from most WP products - you don't need to keep it active on a domain in order to make use of it on that domain. So you would need the developer license if you plan to use it on lots of sites.
Q: Advanced themer
Hey
How does this compare to advanced themes? Seems like a similar product
Sebastian_Microthemer
Jan 6, 2025A: Hey, thanks for your question.
There's a few important differences between Advanced Themer and Microthemer. Advanced themer is a UI / UX extension for the Bricks page builder. Microthemer is visual CSS editor that can be used to style any WordPress content - not just Bricks content. It's purely focused on styling content with CSS.
I hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any...
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Q: Can it style embedded forms?
The CRM I'm using doesn't provide much in the way of styling options for their forms other than straight CSS which I'm not very skilled with. Just curious if Microthemer can either style an iframe embedded form or if there's a way it can be used to develop CSS code I can use on the CRM side?
Sebastian_Microthemer
Dec 23, 2024A: Hey Corey, thanks for your question.
Microthemer can't style iframe embedded forms unfortunately. One workaround would be to copy the HTML of the form over to a WordPress page, then copy the CSS Microthemer generates when styling the form content over to your CRM. You would need to make sure that Microthemer doesn't generate CSS selectors that reference container elements outside of the form,...
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