By default the Total WordPress theme does not use any font-smoothing on the site. A lot of themes add font-smoothing by default but it's really a bad habit because it can cause specific fonts to render very poorly and should…
By default Total uses a different output for search results due to all the different post types to prevent conflicts as well as to keep the search results "slimmer", however, if you want you can display your search results so…
The Total theme includes a built-in field to easily add your Google analytics tracking ID to your site so the theme will then insert the standard code needed for tracking. Adding the code using a child theme or Plugin (if…
Total includes different Header styles that you can choose from with a single click. Simply go to Appearance > Customize > Header > General and select your style. Selecting a style will give you the base layout for your header…
If you want to alter the main header logo for specific pages, archives, posts or various sections of the site you can do so easily using the theme filter "wpex_header_logo_img_url". See the example function below:
By default if you have the WooCommerce plugin active on the Total them then a little shopping cart will display in the main navigation menu. This icon can be remove and also tweaked via the WordPress customizer. Browse to: Appearance ->…
Total includes the built-in ability to have fixed header or menu on-scroll and it can be adjusted and disabled via the Customizer. Simply go to Appearance > Customize > Header > Sticky Header (or Sticky Menu) to tweak your settings…
Important: Skins were removed from the theme in 2015 in version 3.0.0 for various reasons (mainly the fact that you can now customize the look of your site easily via the live Customizer settings). The functionality remained inside the theme…
The Total WordPress theme is already well optimized for speed, but of course there are always more you can do. Below are some basic tips to help you speed up your site while using this specific theme. These are just…
Total includes a built-in option to minify the theme's javascript files to help speed up your site. This is actually enabled by default but can be disabled for debugging purposes. Have a look at the screenshot below: