Since Total 3.2.0 you can now easily disable all Google fonts right via the Theme Panel. This will not only remove the default Open Sans font but also remove all the Google font options from the Customizer and the WPBakery…
The product pages for WooCommerce already has support for a sidebar you simply need to go to Appearance > Customize > WooCommerce > Single and change the "Layout" option to either "Left Sidebar" or "Right Sidebar".
Simply log into Wordpress and go to Appearance > Customize > General Theme Options > Sidebar and here you can select the "No Sidebar" layout for your search results.
Adding local scroll links to images is very simple and this guide will show you how, but first you will need to know how to add local scroll links to your site. Once you are familiar with creating your local…
The Total theme includes support for the super popular Events Calendar Plugin (affiliate link). Make sure though your display is set to use the "Default Events Template" under the display settings to make sure everything looks good. This is done…
By default, the homepage appears in a blog-style layout (as WordPress is designed to work). If you prefer a custom homepage, create and publish a new page, then go to Settings > Reading to set it as your homepage.
The WPBakery page builder does include a function named "Grid Builder" which allows you to create custom layouts for the WPBakery code Grid elements. Important: Before you go on creating custom grids (which is actually a fairly bloated functionality) consider…
By default the Total theme displays custom excerpts for the blog entries. If it's showing the full text instead it's because excerpts have been disabled. Log into WordPress then go to Appearance > Customize > Blog > Archives & Entries and make…
In version 3.1.1 we added a new option called "Fixed Footer". This setting will not "fix" your footer per-se but will add a min-height to your #main container to keep your footer always at the bottom of the page. This isn't something…
By default the Total theme has buttons at the bottom of every page/post so you can quickly edit it while logged into your site. See screenshot below: To remove these simply log into WordPress and go to the Theme Panel and you…