By default, our Premium themes comes with options to globally display or hide sidebars. But it some cases, you may want to hide the Sidebar only on Mobile screens. Here is a guide how it can be done:
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In case you use the Max Mega Menu Plugin, you may have issues with ‘Burger’ Menu icon displayed under Mobile Resolutions (screenshot above).
If you are in the above situation, here is a guide how to resolve the issue.
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Our premium themes comes with built-in Lightbox which allow you to display images in dialog boxes.
We have updated our Lightbox JavaScript files to display captions (screenshot above). Here is a guide how it can be done:
Read More…By default our themes (both Free and Premium) comes with more fancy bullet symbol for unordered list:
Read More…By default the Animations appearing effects are displayed in all website pages. They can be globally enabled or disabled. But in some cases, you may want to display Animations ONLY on Homepage.
It will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps:
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In case you want to add a new custom social icon/image into Header, next to the built-in social icons (like the example above with kakao.com), it will require a small code change. Here is a guide how it can be done: Read More…
Most of our free themes come with built-in Homepage Slider. If you use such theme and find a difficulties configuring the Slider here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
In case you use some of our Premium themes which support ‘Classes’ as a custom types (such as tGymm, tKidd, tSport, or tYoga), you may want to change the name ‘Class’ with something different i.e. ‘Practice’. It will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
If you use a theme by us (a free or premium version), you probably use the built-in Homepage Slider (most of our themes comes with such). The slider is designed to be managed easily: Admin Panel -> Left Menu -> Appearance -> Customize -> ‘Slider’ Section where you can set Slide images, titles, contents, links, etc.
It doesn’t require any other customization: whole Slider JavaScript libraries and CSS codes are included within the theme files, so you don’t need to do anything else to run it.
In case, your Slider doesn’t work, here are the things you could check: Read More…
By default when scroll window on our themes with fixed header, the header social icons and logo become hidden. In case you want to display them during scroll, it will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
In case you use some of the themes which includes Camera slider jQuery plugin (currently included in tArt, tClub, tCorpo, tGymm, tHomeServices, tKidd, tMeditate, tPsychology, tSpirituality, tTourism), you may want to apply some additional change such as removing pause button or changing size of slider dots, here is how it can be done: Read More…
If you use tGreen or tVegan theme (two of our Premium WordPress themes), you may want to display the Homepage Slider in Full-Width. It can be done easy, here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
In some cases you may want to hide Categories and Tags in single post pages, but keep them in posts listing. It will require a small code change. Here are all of the necessary steps:
Our recent free themes (such as fClub) support plugins for Sliders. If you use a Premium theme, there is built-in Sliders and you don’t need to install any plugin. Here is a guide how to install a homepage Camera Slideshow plugin into our Free WordPress Themes: Read More…
This blog post is to help you add Google AdSense ads into your WordPress website or blog. The steps are very simple, you don’t need to make even code changes. Read More…
If you use a theme with Slippry Slider (currently it’s added into our tGreen and tVegan themes), you have probably noticed that Slide content is displayed at bottom position of the Slider.
In some case, you may want to display that content above or even at the top of the slider. Here is a guide how to change the content position: Read More…
By default the mobile menu displays all menu items as desktop menu. Sometimes, you may want the mobile menu to display only root menu items. It will require a small code change, here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
A child theme is a theme that inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, called the parent theme. Child themes are the recommended way of modifying an existing theme.
Reference: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
In some case you may need to create a child theme for our themes. Here are all of the necessary steps: Read More…
In case you use a plugin for mobile (burger) menu such as WP Mobile Menu, you may want to hide/remove the theme default menu under mobile/tablet portrait screens (screenshot above). Here are all of the necessary steps how it can be done: Read More…
The Recent Posts Slider Widget (screenshot above) is included in all our Premium themes. It allows you to insert a slider with recent posts of your website. You can easily use it, just login to your Admin Panel, navigate to Left Menu -> Appearance -> Widgets -> then add ‘Recent Posts Slider Widget’ into some of the Widget areas such as Homepage Above Columns, Homepage Column #1, Homepage Below Columns, Sidebar Widget Area, etc: Read More…
