Step 1 Upload your logo to the header. Go to Appearance / Customize / Logo Image to upload your custom image. *Make sure you insert the right size image so that your logo is not too small. The original Honeycrisp logo measures 416px by 68px tall. You can adjust your site widths under Appearance /… Read More
STEP ONE: If you want the first page on your site to contain anything besides just your blog posts, you will need to create what is called a static page. I created a page called home. Then navigated to Appearance / Customize. Scroll to find the Static Front Page Tab to designate the page you created… Read More
Step 1 Upload your logo to the header. Go to Appearance / Customize / Logo Image to upload your custom image. The jasmine default logo is a Photoshop document included with your theme download. *Make sure you insert the right size image so that your logo is not too small. You can adjust your… Read More
First, you will want to create a custom menu to control the order of your pages, add dropdown pages, and add categories to your menu. Then, to control the look and style of your menu, navigate to Appearance / Customize in your WordPress Dashboard. Choose the Menu Bar Tab. Enable Sticky Menu, change the colors, change… Read More
The layout on this page is what we’re going for. We want a gallery slider followed by our blog posts that are displayed in a grid with a solid line under each post. First, insert your slider gallery. Here is a complete overview of all the gallery options that come with our theme. Make sure you… Read More
Here’s the look we’re going for. We want the ability to filter by category on our blog page and have our posts tile down in a mosaic. To achieve this look, you can copy / paste this code into your page. All/1st Generation Themes/2nd Generation Themes/3rd Generation Themes/4th Generation Themes/5th Generation Themes/Anna Grace/Black Olive/Carraway/Chickaboom/Contact Form… Read More
In your Dashboard while you are editing a page, scroll down to your “Discussion” meta box and you uncheck “Allow Comments” For all future posts, you can also disable comments by default. You can also bulk edit all your existing posts and pages.
First, you will want to create a custom menu to control the order of your pages, add dropdown pages, and add categories to your menu. Then, to control the look and style of your menu, navigate to Appearance / Customize in your WordPress Dashboard. Choose the Menu Bar Tab. Enable Sticky Menu, change the colors, change… Read More
Here’s the look we’re going for. We want a gallery at the top of our page with mosaic, tiling posts underneath them.
First, you will want to create a custom menu to control the order of your pages, add dropdown pages, and add categories to your menu. Then, to control the look and style of your menu, navigate to Appearance / Customize in your WordPress Dashboard. Choose the Menu Bar Tab. Enable Sticky Menu, change the colors, change… Read More
Step 1 Upload your logo to the header. Go to Appearance / Customize / Logo Image to upload your custom image. *Make sure you insert the right size image so that your logo is not too small. You can choose to display simple text for your header and tagline or upload a custom logo… Read More
If you want the first page on your site to contain anything besides just your blog posts, you will need to create what is called a static page. I created a page called home. Then navigated to Appearance / Customize.
Step 1 Upload your logo to the header. Go to Appearance / Customize / Logo Image to upload your custom image. *Make sure you insert the right size image so that your logo is not too small. The image we used in the demo is 300px wide x 31px tall. You can adjust… Read More
You can click on the widget and hit the button “Add Widget”. You can also drag a widget over to the sidebar by clicking and holding onto the widget with your mouse.
Here’s the look we’re going for. We want the ability to filter by category on our blog page and have our posts tile down in a mosaic. To achieve this look, you can copy / paste this code into your page. All/1st Generation Themes/2nd Generation Themes/3rd Generation Themes/4th Generation Themes/5th Generation Themes/Anna Grace/Black Olive/Carraway/Chickaboom/Contact… Read More
The image above and the layout on this page is what we’re going for. We want a gallery slider followed by our blog posts that are displayed in a grid with a solid line under each post. First, insert your slider gallery. Here is a complete overview of all the gallery options that come with our… Read More
Here’s what we want. Tiling, grid posts that only display posts from certain categories instead of displaying all of them. First insert your masonry, tiling posts, Then, examine the shortcode options. You will need to make sure taxonomy=”category” as seen above. Then, you will need to insert your category slug under terms=”your-category-slug.” If you don’t know the slug… Read More
Here’s what we’re going for. We want our blog posts to tile in a perfect grid with a border. Simply insert your masonry posts. Or, for convenience you can copy and paste the code below into your page. How To Customize Order By Field For Post Slider By Chris|Mar 13, 2017 How To Display Only… Read More
Here’s what we’re going for. We want our blog posts to tile in a perfect grid with a border. Simply insert your masonry posts. Or, for convenience you can copy and paste the code below into your page. How To Customize Order By Field For Post Slider By Chris|Mar 13, 2017 How To Display Only… Read More
Here’s what we want. Tiling, grid posts that only display posts from certain categories instead of displaying all of them. First insert your masonry, tiling posts, Then, examine the shortcode options. You will need to make sure taxonomy=”category” as seen above. Then, you will need to insert your category slug under terms=”your-category-slug.” If you don’t know the slug… Read More