By default when open an index page, it will display the post contents there. You can insert ‘Read more’ tag into posts content to cut off the post content into these pages.
However, in some cases you may want to display posts excepts in index pages. Here all of the necessary steps you need to apply: Read More…
Our premium themes comes with built-in custom post type of Testimonials. It allows to add testimonials easily from the Admin Panel. Then you can display them into your website using the ‘Testimonials’ widget.
By default, the widget displays 4 items at once. In case you have less testimonial items, you may want to display less items at once (i.e. 2). Here are instructions how it can be done: Read More…
If you use tBiz, tChess, tDesign, tFinance, tRealEstate, tTechnology, or tTravel theme, you probably have noticed the transparent background color behind the slider content. The purpose of it is to make text there easier for reading by website visitors.
In some cases you may want to change it or update the transparency value. It will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
By default, all our WordPress themes (both Premium and some of the Free versions with social icons) uses the FontAwesome icons to display social icons in header, footer, and widgets.
In some cases you may want to replace these icons with custom images as background (example above). It will require a code change. Here are instruction how it can be done: Read More…
By default most of our WordPress themes (both Free and Premium) comes with box shadow (border) effect around them. In some cases you may want simply to remove that effect. Here are all of the necessary instructions how it can be done: Read More…
By default, when you open a menu under mobile screens, all of the menu items are aligned at left. In case you want to keep the submenu items hierarchy (like the screenshot above), it will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
In some cases you may want to remove the progress bar (the loading line until the current slide is displayed and slider proceeds with next slide), screenshot above. Here is a guide how it can be removed:
By default, the post thumbnails (the image which are set as ‘Feature Image’ for posts) are displayed in full width in most of the Premium and Free themes by us.
In some cases you may want to display them smaller and floated to left. It can be easily implemented with a small code change, here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
Sometime, you may want to remove the comments sections from posts. Here are instructions how it can be done: Read More…
When you add a header menu in WordPress, you probably will want to add a link to your website homepage. Here are all of the necessary steps how it can be done: Read More…
