Cover block always has margin
Use the cover block instead, the group block isn’t necessary, and will have padding if it’s given a background colour.
Use the cover block instead, the group block isn’t necessary, and will have padding if it’s given a background colour.
Want to create custom design of progress indicator in wpforms
you could make category for each family (name), and a (sub)category for each region, and then assign custom templates to each category using category templates plugin. or – in case you want to use pages instead of posts/categories – then you don’t need this plugin but instead just create additional page templates for each family.. … Read more
There is neither inherent advantage nor inherent disadvantage in using Tags versus Categories. Tags and categories are merely taxonomies, which are used to describe content. Tags and Categories don’t actually provide site “structure”, though their index pages can be added to custom Nav Menus. The primary difference between Categories and Tags is that Categories can … Read more
eShop and wp e-commerce both offer downloadable products.
This is your theme specific to show featured image in single post view. I think you’re using Modern Style theme, just remove following code from single.php on line 14, now featured images only will be shown on tag/category archive pages (and I think on main page too ). <?php if ( function_exists(“has_post_thumbnail”) && has_post_thumbnail() ) … Read more
Taxonomies are sort of overkill in this case. Taxonomies are not required to have an archive page (they can be used for internal things only). Your nav menus, for example, are terms in a taxonomy — just a way of grouping content that belongs together. What you’re talking about is a bit outside of that … Read more
If you are using the nav menus you can just add specific categories from your administration panel in Apperence->menus. If you don’t see the categories box open “screen options” and check them to display. If you want dinamicly add them you will need to write a plugin.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/types/ This is easiest in my opinion. It’s like managing custom post types but with the custom field functionality. Simply first create a group ‘what we do’, then add each title as a text field ( there’s a button when creating groups that says ‘text’ just hit it 3 times and name each whatever). ‘Example … Read more
If you theme is using body_class as it should be you can target just about any page you want with your CSS. For example, to target all h1 tags on author pages. .author h1 { color:red; } Or all h2 on an archive page of any kind: .archive h2 { color:red; } See the list … Read more