The default AJAX search modal in Total features a minimal and modern entry template design that doesn't include any images in order to provide it's users with the fastest results possible. Below is a snippet showing how you can customize…
By default, the masonry script in the theme aims to maintain the order of your items, which is especially important for posts that you may want to display in a specific order, such as by published date or title. If…
The following snippet will turn the default site search (theme or classic Widget) into a Google search. It will redirect the user to Google and run a site search with the selected keywords. This code will NOT modify the WordPress…
The Total theme adds it's own color fields to the WPBakery rows, columns and text blocks. This allows you to choose from your defined color palette. However, because of how WPBakery works we can't just replace their existing color pickers…
This snippet can be used with custom card templates (will not work with standard card styles - I will update the snippet after the 6.1 update to use a new filter to support any card style). The purpose of this…
If you want to automatically insert the same code added to your header aside area to the bottom of your mobile menu you can do so using the following snippet:
When using the AJAX filter with the "Show Term Count" setting enabled the theme will still display terms that don't have any posts assigned to them. You can use the following CSS to hide those buttons completely.
The following snippet can be used to remove the image previews (thumbnails) that display in the WPBakery backend editor for the Image Grid element.
If you don't want the theme to style any WooCommerce elements, either because you want to do it yourself or you are using plugins that completely modify how WooCommerce works and looks you can use the following snippet.
If you are using a plugin that modifies the default WooCommerce cart and checkout pages you may want to remove the theme's styles that modify these to prevent conflicts and/or to slim down the site. Total loads the WooCommerce CSS…