Using TranslatePress you can easily translate each page from your Total theme powered website directly from the front-end. The translation is done in an intuitive interface (similar to the Customizer) by simply navigating the site page by page and adding…
Since version 4.7 Total includes responsive text alignment classes that can be used in your modules or custom code. These allow you to alter the alignment at different breakpoints. As you will see the classes use the format text-{viewport-size-prefix}-{alignment} making…
When creating dynamic templates for your posts, you might want to display related items at the bottom of the post. You can easily achieve this using the Post Cards element. After inserting the Post Cards element, go to the Query…
Most text fields in builder elements do not support html for security and optimization reasons, however, sometimes you may want to add a 2 line title in a text field. In order to do this you can use the built-in…
In version 4.5.0 of Total we introduced a new function named "Thumbnail Post Format Icons" which you can enable under the main "Theme Panel" (disabled by default). This will display little icons over the featured images for your default post…
Important: Since Total version 4.7 and WPBakery 5.5.1 there is no a 5 column option you can use right in the page builder so you no longer have to follow this guide. Because the page builder doesn't include 5 column…
At times it may be easier to help you if we can look at the exact code being used on a specific page without having to request logins and log into your site. Luckily it's very easy to share the…
In the Total theme all theme grids (grid builder modules, footer widgets, image gallery...etc) make use of the same html structure for creating the columns. You can have a look at a sample grid HTML on this documentation article. As…
In the Total theme you can create a custom menu and assign it to be used for mobile devices only. To do this simply go to Appearance > Menus and create a new menu and add the items you want…
In WordPress all of your menu's are saved in the database with a unique ID which you can reference when making advanced tweaks to your site such as showing different menus conditionally via a snippet. If you don't know how…