Our themes comes with Customizer options which allow you to change text and menu fonts:
but if you prefer, you can modify theme code to change the default selected font and/or add additional Google font. Here are necessary steps you need to perform:
Read More…During my recent work on a theme redesign I accidentally chose a font which made a huge impact on the entire design and look of the theme (the design is still in progress):
When you see the design, your attention will be grabbed by the slide title and the reason for that is ONLY the font i.e. choosing a Sans Serif font for Slide Title would make the entire Slider to look inconspicuous.
That made me think how important is to choose a proper font. So I start reading more about fonts and I’d like to share my findings in this post:
Read More…We are happy to announce that once purchased any of our Premium themes or plugins the download links will NEVER expire. In this way, you will have Free Lifetime Update for your theme or plugin.
Also, you can use your premium theme or plugin for unlimited sites or domains without any restrictions or additional fees.
Recently we have updated our SVG logo image to rotate around its own center:
here is how it can be implemented:
Read More…WordPress 5.8 introduced using of Gutenberg blocks as widgets (Admin Panel -> Left Menu -> Appearance -> Widgets) as well. However, it may cause the following error:
wp_enqueue_script() was called incorrectly. "wp-editor" script should not be enqueued together with the new widgets editorIf you have such error, you may check the fix we applied:
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Next.js is React Framework created by Vercel. The recommended way to host a next.js app is directly on Vercel. But if you need to host a Next.JS app on GitHub pages it will require a few additional steps. Here is a full guide:
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GitHub Pages allows you to host static resources (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) directly from your GitHub repositories.
There is an option for free hosting (limited to 1 repository per account using address username.github.io). You can also choose a paid account ($4 per user monthly) which in my option is a great choice.
Unfortunately, it is NOT possible to host server side rendering scripts, but for React you can export your react app to HTML/JS/CSS and host it on GitHub pages. Here is how it can be done:
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If you use our tGymm Theme, you probably use the Class built-in custom post type. In some cases, you may need to rename it to something else. In such case, it will require some code changes. Here are all of the necessary steps:
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If you use our tGymm Theme, you probably have noticed the Class Items. They include images as background for the items and fancy hover effect. In case you want to insert such items as custom content it can be easily achieved. Here are all of the necessary steps:
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Most of our themes comes with Customizer options to display Phone and Email in Header. But some themes comes without such functionality (i.e. tTourism theme). If you use such theme and you want to add header phone and/or email it will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps:
Read More…I’ve recently face the following error when running React.JS app with Redux on my Ubuntu: ENOSPC: System limit for number of file watchers reached. Here is how to resolve it:
Read More…Here is a very simple example of React.JS Hooks: We have an Accordion component with activeIndex state which get updated on Accordion title click:
Read More…Here is an example of React.JS form submit. It has two Components App which renders another Component SearchBar with input. When customer fills the input field and submits it by clicking enter, the values is passed to parent component App which outputs the result to the console:
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Here is a quick guide how to start with React.JS: Installation and creating a test app using it:
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If you insert an aligned image (left or right) in your post or page content, it probably will look good under Large Screen resolutions (Desktop or Tablet screens). But under Mobile screens there could be an issue with reduced space for text around the image (screenshot above).
If you face such issue, you could check our suggestions how it can be resolved:
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Our tMedicine Theme comes with built-in Slider. If you enter a longer text for slides, it may not be displayed properly under Mobile screens. Here is how to resolve such issue:
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By default, the category description is Not displayed. But if you need to display it, it will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps:
Read More…Our premium themes comes with built-in Google Fonts, you can navigate to Admin Panel -> Left Menu -> Appearance -> Customize -> ‘Font’ Section and select a Google Font for your theme text, menu, headings.
In case you need to add external (not listed in options) font, it will require a small config change:
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By default our fClub theme displays content in two columns (1 column for actual content and right column for widget sidebar). In case you want to remove the sidebar and display content in full-width, it will require a few code changes. Here are all of the necessary steps:
Read More…In you use an old premium theme (older than 1 year) and upgrade your WordPress to version 5.6 (or newer version), there could be some issues with JavaScript on your site (i.e. not working Slider).
The reason for that is the jQuery version upgrade in latest WordPress versions and stop jQuery Migrate helper script by default.
If you have such issue, here is how to resolve:
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