The Total theme includes a powerful custom built (for Total only) metabox that allows you to tweak multiple aspects of the current page/post. This includes, but isn't limited to, disabling page elements like the footer, callout, top bar...etc, adding a…
With the Total theme you can easily set the page header title area to display with a large background image either globally or on a per-page basis. Result Below is an example result you can expect from using the Background…
In older versions of the Total theme, users relied on WPBakery templates to replicate layouts across multiple pages or posts. While this is still possible, newer versions of Total include Dynamic Templates, which are a much more powerful and efficient…
Although Total includes tons of built-in options for customizing the theme, many people may want to make additional edits or more advanced edits via CSS. Below are the 2 methods you should be using for your tweaks. Important: Never Edit style.css…
Total includes an advanced custom function for breadcrumbs built for Total specifically, this function can be enabled site wide but also disabled on a per-page basis if needed. Total also includes support for the Yoast WordPress SEO breadcrumbs if you…
If you have created a custom page for your blog, portfolio, staff or testimonials and you want to add it to your breadcrumbs you can do this via theme settings. Below you will find instructions on setting the "Main Page"…
To enable the WPBakery Page Builder (formerly known as Visual Composer) for your custom post types simply go to WPBakery Page Builder > Role Manager and under the user role you want to set the post types for you click…
The Total WordPress theme includes 6 mobile menu styles to choose from when using one of the built in header styles. To select your mobile menu style simply log into your WordPress dashboard then go to Appearance > Customize >…
By default the Total theme includes the following custom post types: Portfolio Staff Testimonials These custom post types can be disabled/enabled via the Theme Panel as shown in the screenshot below: Disabling a theme custom post type will also prevent…
WordPress is fairly database intensive so it's highly recommended to host your WordPress site with a webhost that provides built-in caching tools or to use a 3rd party Caching plugin. While caching will greatly speed up your site it can…