By default the Total theme has removed several WPBakery Elements we didn't like or found a bit buggy. However, we've included a filter in the theme so you can easily re-add them if you must. Below is an example code…
Important: WPBakery modified the User Roles functionality so you can't disable elements for Administrators. For this reason we released the "Disable Elements for WPBakery Page Builder" plugin which allows you to completely disable elements from the site regardless of user…
The Total theme includes a custom admin panel for Managing Custom Widget areas so you can create new Widget Areas and assign them to different parts of your site without having to install any bloated 3rd party plugins. Creating Custom…
The Total theme should install without any errors, although on some occasions people do encounter issues so here are the most common problems and their solutions. The package could not be installed - theme is missing the style.css stylesheet One…
The total theme includes a built-in option to easily remove the slugs for the theme's built-in post types (Staff, Portfolio and Testimonials). This isn't normally advised as it could create issues with the site (404 errors) but due to the…
By default, the Total theme, which comes with the WPBakery Page Builder plugin, disables certain plugin features that aren’t required, including the option to register the plugin license. However, if you wish to register your plugin, it is possible. This…
By default all sub-dropdown items on the main menu open to the right, however, if you have dropdowns on the far right this could cause them to go off the screen which isn't good. For this reason Total has a…
The Total theme comes with a little callout that is by default at the bottom of the page and looks something like the screenshot below: Editing The Callout Globally Like everything else in Total this is done via the WordPress Customizer…
By default the Total theme uses the following meta viewport tag (when responsiveness is enabled): <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> This is one of the most common viewport tags for responsive designs which allows for zooming into your site when using mobile…
The "Transparent Header" (also referred to as "Overlay Header") in Total allows you to position whatever is at the top of your page under the main header (which will be transparent) so you can create some cool unique layouts. This…