Find your theme version by pressing the keyboard shortcut (⌘ + ,) while in RapidWeaver, selecting the "Addons" tab from the Preferences window, selecting the "Themes" sub-tab, and searching for "Royale" in the search box.
Version 1.1.4
Fixed: Compatibility issues with some 3rd party stacks.
Version 1.1.3
Fixed: Featured Nav Link Hover – color picker
Added: Featured Nav Link Current – color picker
Version 1.1.2
Fixed: Invisible nav links at iPad break point
Fixed: Style option “Header Max Width – 700px”
Version 1.1.1
Added: GDPR compliance.
Version 1.0.?
Fixed: Layout color bugs when using dark theme color layouts.
Version 1.0.8
Fixed: Nav slideout color pickers added for dark color layouts.
Version 1.0.7
Fixed: Safari issue with HTML5 video autoplay banner.
Version 1.0.6
Added: New style option, Theme Tools > “Disable Banner Load Animation”
Version 1.0.5
Fixed: Extra right spacing bug, induced by long site titles or too many featured navigation links.
Version 1.0.4
Fixed: Logo height bug in Window’s Edge browser.
Version 1.0.3
Fixed: Featured Nav links not click-able when banner is hidden.
Fixed: Split stack background image not scrolling in Window’s Edge browser.
Version 1.0.2
Fixed: Banner Type – Hidden: Social icons not click-able
Fixed: Banner Type – Hidden: Photo Album images disappear when zoomed
Fixed: Royale Split stack library description
Added: Featured Nav Sub Arrows (with hide option)
Added: Styles > Slide Nav Colors > “Background”
Added: Styles > Theme Tools > “Slide Out Site Title Only”
Added: Styles > Theme Tools > “Transparent Hidden Banner Fill”
Version 1.0.1
Added: Page styles from Royale Preview site – are now available within the Royale Theme.
Added: Style option toggle, “Taller Mobile Header”. This would give a taller mobile header height when using a site logo only for branding.
Fixed: Site title going below the site logo. Site title and logo should rest on the same line.
Fixed: iOS background images not appearing for Split stack with background scroll effect is being used.
Version 1.0.0
Original theme release
A Premium RapidWeaver Theme
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Below you will find some helpful tutorials to guide you through Royale's features.
Use the theme styles as shown on the Royale preview site. You can set Royale's theme style site wide, or per page.
Site Wide
Go to Master Style > select desired theme style from the Theme Styles dropdown menu.
Per Page
Select page title from left hand menu > go to Inspector > Page Styles (Option-Command-5) > uncheck Use Master Style box > select theme style from Theme Styles dropdown menu.
Below are the different banner options available in RapidWeaver's Premium Royale theme and tutorials on how to add them.
This tutorial will show you how to add a site wide banner image to the Royale theme.
In RapidWeaver, go to Settings > General, then drag and drop your image in the Banner input box.
This tutorial will show you how to add a unique banner image per page to the Royale theme.
Select page you'd like to add custom banner image to from left hand menu > go to Inspector > General Settings (Option-Command-1), then drag and drop your image in the Override Site Banner input box.
This tutorial will show you how to add an HTML5 Video Banner to your pages in the Royale theme.
Add your .mp4 video to the RapidWeaver Resources panel (Command-4).
Go to Inspector > Page Sidebar (Option-Command-2), and add the below video snippet
Highlight your code, go to Format > Clear Formatting (Option-Command-.), then Format > Ignore Formatting (Command-.).
Replace “my_video” with the name of your video file (no spaces).
Go to Inspector > Page Styles (Option-Command-5) > uncheck "Use Master Style" box > Banner – Type, choose HTML or Embed Video.
In preview, your HTML5 video should now be playing!
Drop in a fall back image banner by following the above Custom Banner Image (Per Page) guide, just in case some browsers or devices don't support HTML5 video.
This tutorial will show you how to embed a YouTube or Vimeo video banner to the Royale theme.
Copy your YouTube or Vimeo embed code. Usually you can find this by clicking the "Share" button located on the video's page. Below is an example for Vimeo.
Go to Inspector > Page Sidebar (Option-Command-2), then paste your YouTube or Vimeo embed code snippet.
Highlight your code, go to Format > Clear Formatting (Option-Command-.), then Format > Ignore Formatting (Command-.).
Add class="feature" to the iframe tag.
Go to Inspector > Page Styles (Option-Command-5)> uncheck "Use Master Style" box > Banner – Type, choose HTML or Embed Video.
In preview, your YouTube or Vimeo video should now be displayed!
This tutorial will show you how to embed a Velvet Video banner to the Royale theme.
This tutorial requires the Stacks third party plugin.
Velvet was a stack from Nick Cates Design. It is now being sold by Weaver's Space.
In edit mode, place your intended Velvet banner video, as the first Velvet stack in the page order.
Go to Inspector > Page Styles (Option-Command-5) > under Theme Tools section, uncheck Load Responsive Tools.
Go to Inspector > Page Styles (Option-Command-5) > Banner – Type, choose Velvet (Import First Video).
In preview, your Velvet Video banner should now be displayed!
This tutorial will show you how to add a SuperFlex 3 slideshow banner to the Royale theme.
This tutorial requires the Stacks third party plugin.
SuperFlex 3 was a stack from Nick Cates Design. It is now being sold by Weaver's Space.
In your SuperFlex 3 stack settings, enable the Import option.
Go to Inspector > Page Styles (Option-Command-5) > Banner – Type, choose SuperFlex 3 (Import).
In preview, your SuperFlex 3 slideshow banner should now be displayed!
This tutorial will show you how to embed a responsive YouTube or Vimeo video player on your pages in the Royale theme.
Copy your YouTube or Vimeo embed code. Usually you can find this by clicking the "Share" button located on the video's page. Below is an example for YouTube.
Paste the embed code into the content edit area.
Highlight your code, go to Format > Clear Formatting (Option-Command-.), then Format > Ignore Formatting (Command-.).
In preview, your responsive video should now be displayed.
This tutorial will show you how to add a responsive audio player in the Royale Theme.
Add your .wav or .mp3 file to the RapidWeaver Resources panel (Command-4).
Paste the below audio player code snippet in the RapidWeaver page/section where you'd like the audio player to appear:
Add your audio filename within the resource () brackets in the above code.
Highlight your code, and select Format > Ignore Formatting (Command-.).
In preview, your responsive audio player should now be displayed.
This tutorial will show you how to create featured navigation menu links in the Royale theme.
Single-click a page link (left panel) to edit the page title.
Paste the below code snippet in front of the page title.
When in preview mode, you should now see your featured desktop navigation links.
This tutorial will show you how to create line breaks on your pages in the Royale theme.
Paste the below code into your content area to create a line break, then highlight your code and go to Format > Ignore Formatting (Command-.).
This tutorial will show you how to create link arrows on your pages in the Royale theme.
To style links with forward arrow icons, highlight the text you'd like make a link, then select the link icon.
Add a Custom Attribute, give it the name “class”, and value “social-forward”. Finally click the "Set Link" button.
In RapidWeaver's preview mode you will now see those link arrows next to the links you set.
By default, Royale limits the site logo width to 100px, but here’s some CSS to paste into Settings > Code > CSS, to adjust the logo width to your needs.
Then adjust the 200px value to best suit your site layout needs.
This tutorial will show you how to create an “edge to edge” section with Royale's Split stack.
This tutorial requires the Stacks third party plugin.
When downloading Royale, in the folder you’ll find the Royale Split stack, double-click the stack to install. Using a Stacks page, you can drag in the Royale Split stack to create an “edge to edge” section within the main content area.
NOTE: After using the Split stack, all following content MUST be contained within Split stacks to avoid layout issues.
NOTE: Make sure you select matching Text, Header, and Link colors in your Royale Split stack's settings so that they match your selected colors for these theme elements.
NOTE: Split stack use is not compatible with using layout sidebar option. In the Inspector > Page Styles (Option-Command-5) > Sidebar Content - Position > “Hide” must be chosen from the dropdown menu.
Royale comes packed with eCommerce features to help you build a successful eCommerce website. Elevate your customers online shopping experience with Royale, a premium RapidWeaver Theme.
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Tutorial requires an Ecwid eCommerce account. Sign up for a free plan to get started.
We've put together a short three part video tutorial that goes through how to setup your Ecwid store in RapidWeaver and start selling online with ease.
1) Start Selling online with RapidWeaver and Ecwid
2) Categories & Store Customization
3) Sell Online with Stacks and Ecwid
Embed icons into Royale's designated icon area
Copy and paste these social icon snippets into the RapidWeaver Settings → Code → Body area. Once pasted, replace “#” with the page url to your social network.
Example 1: Importing into a designated theme social icon area:
Example 2: Basic icon linking without importing into a designated theme area:
Example 3: Icon linking to a new external page, using “parent” rel tag:
About Me
<a class="social-aboutme social-import" href="#"></a>
AIM
<a class="social-aim social-import" href="#"></a>
Amazon
<a class="social-amazon social-import" href="#"></a>
Android
<a class="social-android social-import" href="#"></a>
Angie’s List
<a class="social-angie social-import" href="#"></a>
App.net
<a class="social-app-net social-import" href="#"></a>
App Store
<a class="social-app-store social-import" href="#"></a>
Bandcamp
<a class="social-bandcamp social-import" href="#"></a>
Behance
<a class="social-behance social-import" href="#"></a>
Blip
<a class="social-blip social-import" href="#"></a>
Blogger
<a class="social-blogger social-import" href="#"></a>
Comments
<a class="social-comments social-import" href="#"></a>
Delicious
<a class="social-delicious social-import" href="#"></a>
Deviant Ar
<a class="social-deviant-art social-import" href="#"></a>
Digg
<a class="social-digg social-import" href="#"></a>
Disporia
<a class="social-disporia social-import" href="#"></a>
Disqus
<a class="social-disqus social-import" href="#"></a>
Dribbble
<a class="social-dribbble social-import" href="#"></a>
Ebay
<a class="social-ebay social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-email social-import" href="mailto:my-email@gmail.com"></a>
Ello
<a class="social-ello social-import" href="#"></a>
Etsy
<a class="social-etsy social-import" href="#"></a>
Fab
<a class="social-fab social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-facebook social-import" href="#"></a>
Facebook Like
<a class="social-facebook-like social-import" href="#"></a>
Flickr
<a class="social-flickr social-import" href="#"></a>
Flip
<a class="social-flip social-import" href="#"></a>
Four Square
<a class="social-four-square social-import" href="#"></a>
Github
<a class="social-github social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-google social-import" href="#"></a>
Google Plus
<a class="social-google-plus social-import" href="#"></a>
Houzz
<a class="social-houzz social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-instagram social-import" href="#"></a>
IMDB
<a class="social-imdb social-import" href="#"></a>
iTunes
<a class="social-itunes social-import" href="#"></a>
LastFM
<a class="social-lastfm social-import" href="#"></a>
Link
<a class="social-link social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-linkedin social-import" href="#"></a>
Mixcloud
<a class="social-mixcloud social-import" href="#"></a>
MySpace
<a class="social-myspace social-import" href="#"></a>
Nick Cates
<a class="social-ncd social-import" href="#"></a>
Newsvine
<a class="social-newsvine social-import" href="#"></a>
Path
<a class="social-path social-import" href="#"></a>
Paypal
<a class="social-paypal social-import" href="#"></a>
Phone
<a class="social-phone social-import" href="tel:#"></a>
Picasa
<a class="social-picasa social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-pinterest social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-pocket social-import" href="#"></a>
Pandora
<a class="social-pandora social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-reddit social-import" href="#"></a>
Reverb Nation
<a class="social-reverb-nation social-import" href="#"></a>
RSS
<a class="social-rss social-import" href="#"></a>
Skype
<a class="social-skype social-import" href="#"></a>
SoundCloud
<a class="social-soundcloud social-import" href="#"></a>
Spotify
<a class="social-spotify social-import" href="#"></a>
Stumble Upon
<a class="social-stumble-upon social-import" href="#"></a>
Strava
<a class="social-strava social-import" href="#"></a>
Trip Advisor
<a class="social-trip-advisor social-import" href="#"></a>
Tumblr
<a class="social-tumblr social-import" href="#"></a>
Typed
<a class="social-typed social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-twitter social-import" href="#"></a>
UStream
<a class="social-ustream social-import" href="#"></a>
Viddler
<a class="social-viddler social-import" href="#"></a>
Vine
<a class="social-vine social-import" href="#"></a>
Vimeo
<a class="social-vimeo social-import" href="#"></a>
VK
<a class="social-vk social-import" href="#"></a>
WordPress
<a class="social-wordpress social-import" href="#"></a>
<a class="social-xing social-import" href="#"></a>
Yahoo
<a class="social-yahoo social-import" href="#"></a>
Yelp
<a class="social-yelp social-import" href="#"></a>
YouTube
<a class="social-youtube social-import" href="#"></a>
500px
<a class="social-500 social-import" href="#"></a>
500px (alt)
<a class="social-500-alt social-import" href="#"></a>
Frequently Asked Questions about Royale
Q: Will past purchasers of Nick's Royale theme get support from Realmac?
A: Yes, we'll offer support to anyone that previously purchased the Royale theme directly from Nick Cates. However, we always recommend asking css/html and site building related questions on our Community Forum. Q: I already purchased Royale from Nick Cates, do I need to buy it again?
A: No, the Realmac version has few changes. Keep using the version you purchased. You can download the most recent version of the theme from Nick Cates, using his order lookup tool. Realmac Customers should use the Realmac order lookup tool. Q: Are there any updates or are you just taking over support?
A: No significant updates were needed for Royale. However, if updates are required, Realmac will make those changes and publish an update. This will be available to customers that purchased directly from Realmac.
Q: The Royale theme is fairly old, does it still work okay?
A: Yes, absolutely, it's a great theme and can produce amazing websites that look and perform great on the web. The age of this theme is reflected in the price.
Q: The Demo project uses some stacks I don't own, do I need them?
A: No. The example project uses Velvet and the Photo Base stack from Nick Cates Design, these are now available from Weaver's Space.
Please remember, that you don’t need these stacks to use the theme. They are optional.