By default in the Total theme all category/term descriptions display in the main page header title area as the subheading. However, it's very easy to move. The following snippet can be used to move the category description for WooCommerce products…
By default the term description displays as the "subheading" below the main title. You can use this function if you with to move the term description for any taxonomy to be above the posts. This is useful if you have…
If you have a page with multiple grids and you want to make sure that posts already shown on the first grid are being excluded from following grids this will require custom code because grid modules are not "connected" in…
// Add new setting to the blog grid module to enable trim titles (new setting will be added to the Title tab) add_action( 'vc_after_init', function() { $settings = array( 'type' => 'vcex_ofswitch', 'heading' => esc_html__( 'Trim The Title', 'total' ),…
The grid filters included with the portfolio grid, staff grid, testimonials grid, post types grid modules in Total, use the core get_terms function in WordPress and it includes a filter "vcex_grid_filter_args" you can use to hook into and alter the…
This code will insert a searchform into the default theme's page header title area (where the title and breadcrumbs normally are located). The search form will be inserted after the title and breadcrumbs. You can then use a little CSS…
This snippet will allow you to remove categories from showing up on the front-end in sections such as the post entry and singular post meta where it displays a list of the categories a post belongs to. This won't hide…
The Total "header builder" function replaces the entire header function as it's more efficient this way, but if you want you can actually use a little code to insert a custom template to be used as your header which would…
By default Total uses a custom function to generate excerpts in various Total page builder modules and blog/post type entries. This is to allow for custom excerpt lengths across the site. However, if you are using a plugin to modify…
By default the slider revolution plugin doesn't include tab support for the slider arrows or bullets. You can add this custom code directly in the Slider Revolution custom javascript tab so that it's only added on the page when the…