Various of the theme's preset header styles include an extra field named "Aside Content" that allow you to add extra content inside your header, typically next to the menu. The field allows for adding HTML or shortcodes and it looks…
Changing your site language in WordPress is very easy these days (previously you had to edit code). All you have to do is log into WordPress and go to Settings > General. Here you will find a setting called "Site…
By default input fields are a light gray (can be changed in the customizer) but sometimes you may want to add a contact or newsletter form inside a Visual Composer module with a dark background and you want your fields to…
By default, when using the WPBakery Page Builder, there is a 30-pixel gap between columns. This is achieved by applying 15px of left and right padding to each column, along with a negative 15px left and right margin on the…
You may have noticed when you purchase a WordPress theme on ThemeForest (such as the Total theme) it includes 6 months of free support and once expired you must renew your support license. So what is this support license for? We'll…
The Total theme includes built-in settings to completely change the way your forms look on the site. Simply log into WordPress and go to Appearance > Customize > General Theme Options > Forms to alter the default form field design (this…
In order to create a full-height section such as those on the "married" demo, all you need to do is create a row with the Visual Composer and select to enable the Full Height setting. Enabling the Full height row setting…
The Total theme already includes a built-in option for excluding categories from your main blog page due to the high requests. Simply log into WordPress and go to Appearance > Customize > Blog > General and enter the ID's of the…
Comments are enabled by default on posts for the Total WordPress theme, however, if they are not displaying here are some things to check to make sure they are properly enabled. 1. Make Sure Comments Are Enabled At Settings > Discussion…
If you are looking to use Typekit fonts on your site using the WordPress theme you don't have to install any 3rd party plugins and you can use custom code to actually "hook" your custom Typekit fonts right into the…