WordPress Navigation Menus were introduced in version 3.0. All our WordPress Themes have support for this super easy and simple feature. Creating a Navigation Menu Follow these steps and within minutes you’ll have a nice navigation menu and a complete understanding on how it works: Log-in to Your WordPress Dashboard and go to Appearance → […]
All our themes come with a comprehensive but simple to use administration panel. The theme options in it are conveniently spread over different sections and sub-sections, grouping related options together and therefore making it easier to find the one you need. On your WordPress Dashboard, go to NiceThemes → Theme Options. Browse the different sections […]
Permalinks are the URLs to the content you publish. Each permalink gives direct access to a specific page of your website (i.e. a post, a page, a product, a category, a section, etc.). Why should I care about permalinks? Because they are used to access your content. People enter a permalink in their browser address […]
WordPress featured images illustrate and represent a specific post. When uploaded, they are dynamically resized to fit in your theme. All our WordPress themes support them. On your WordPress Dashboard, go to Posts → All Posts (or Pages, your custom post type). Find the desired post, and click on its title or its Edit option. Find […]
Our WordPress Themes come packed with different custom page templates, which add custom functionality to individual pages (to display portfolios, full width, home pages, etc.). You can set up a page template in three different ways. For a single individual page When adding or editing a page On your WordPress Dashboard, either: If you’re creating a […]
By default, WordPress shows your most recent posts on the front page of your site. Our themes come bundled with a special page template for Home Page. In order to use the theme Home Page template as your site home page you’ll need to set a static front page. This “static front page” look is […]
WordPress Widgets add content and features to your Sidebars (also known as Widget areas, widgetized spaces or areas). Examples are the default widgets that come with WordPress; for post categories, tag clouds, navigation, search, etc. Plugins will often add their own widgets. Widgets require no code experience or expertise. They can be added, removed, and […]
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