By default, blog posts and custom post types display the published date in the meta section rather than the last modified date. However, if you’d prefer to show both dates, or display only the last modified date, you can easily…
By default, on mobile devices, the sidebar appears after the main content, resulting in the stacking order: Page Content > Sidebar. If you want the sidebar to appear before the content, you can easily adjust this using the customizer. Navigate…
This guide will walk you through creating stylish dropdown menu items with icons, headings and descriptions like the example below: Adding Icons to Menu Items If you aren't sure how, start by reading the article on adding icons to your…
When using the Post Cards element to display posts, you might want to show posts that are related based on a custom field, specifically, where the custom field value matches that of the currently displayed post. For example, imagine adding…
The WPBakery Page Builder includes Field Info Tooltips, which are small info icons that appear next to many settings in the element edit window, providing helpful descriptions. By default, these tooltips appear on hover, which can sometimes get in the…
The Demo Inspector is a useful tool that lets you explore any Total theme demo page and see how it was built. You can copy the underlying code for the page, dynamic template or custom card making it easy to…
Although the Total theme includes slider elements and even comes bundled with Slider Revolution, sliders aren’t always the best choice for your site and are generally discouraged. The plugin was originally added over a decade ago when sliders were in…
The Total theme comes with a variety of built-in custom fields, which can be disabled through the Theme Panel. These fields are primarily used by the theme itself, but in some cases, they can also be utilized with theme builder…
If you are experiencing backend issues, such as Theme Options not displaying correctly or the WPBakery Page Builder not loading, while hosting your site on HostGator, a small adjustment to your .htaccess file may help. Add the following code to…
WPBakery includes a setting called Local Google Fonts, which remains disabled by default. When you enable it, WPBakery detects the Google Fonts used on the page, downloads them, and serves them locally. This may sound beneficial in theory, but it…