Layouts

The Total WordPress theme comes with 2 main layouts for your site, Full-Width or Boxed. These settings can not only be changed globally but also on a per-page basis if needed or via a theme filter. Below you can learn about the different layouts and how to change them on your site. Layout Types Below…

Total includes 4 different layouts for your pages, posts and/or archives. Below is an explanation of each layout option and a guide for changing your layout globally, on a per page basis or via the theme hook. Layout Options Changing Layouts Globally Total includes options to alter your layout globally for the various sections of…

Total includes a powerful function so you can easily tweak the widths of your site (main/content/sidebar) for all responsive sizes. All you need to do is go to Appearance -> Customize -> Layout to tweak your layouts and view the changes live. Container Width: Your site width (all content). Content Width: The area with the content when…

By default when you select the boxed layout for the Total theme you notice it has a margin around the boxed container. This margin can be changed or removed easily via the Customizer. Simply go to Appearance > Customize > Layout > General to alter this value.

The Total theme is an advanced and highly modular framework built on hooks. This means you can easily modify theme parts via your child theme using add_action and remove_action functions such as this example. But, Total also caters to non-developers so if you are looking to insert a template or custom content via a hook…