The corporate demo by default displays a static image on mobile devices instead of the slider making loading times faster. This is done via the page setting: Also the slider itself has settings to hide the slider after a certain…
The Secondary Image Swap overlay style allows you to hover on the featured image and display a secondary image (much like WooCommerce products function by default). To enable, simply edit any Total element that supports the Thumbnail/Image Overlay option and…
The Total WordPress theme has some great page builder elements for displaying images on your site such as the image slider, image carousel and image grid elements. By default these elements allow you to select the specific images you want…
The best way to add custom post types and taxonomies in the Total theme is via the free Post Types Unlimited Plugin (created by us). All you need to do is install the plugin and you'll see a whole new…
Important NoticeThe newsletter widget and element included with the theme were originally added many years ago, at a time when most email marketing services didn’t offer their own form builders. Back then, including a basic newsletter signup feature directly in…
By default you can enter your custom html for your topbar content via the Customizer at Appearance > Customize > Topbar. However, it is also possible to create your own custom topbar using Visual Composer modules. This is done by…
There is a browser bug that causes your logo to get a 0 pixel height when using an SVG image so when you upload an SVG image it may seem like it's not working but really the logo is on the…
The Total theme has a built-in image resizing function that crops images only as needed instead of the core WordPress post thumbnail function which crops images to every defined size whenever you upload a new image. For this reason Total…
The Total theme includes options built-in for customizing the design of the numbered pagination. Simply go to Appearance > Customize > General Theme Options > Pagination and alter your settings accordingly.
The blog "meta" is the section that displays by default under your post title for blog entries and posts. This can be easily disabled in the theme Customizer. See the screenshots below: Appearance > Customize > Blog > Archives &…