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The sidebar settings in GeneratePress enable you to show or hide sidebars on posts, pages and archive pages. Archive pages include the blog listing page, category listing pages and tag listing pages. You can have one sidebar on the left or right. Two sidebars plus the content area. Or no sidebars. The no sidebar layout … Read more
Things you can do in the… Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Layout > Primary Navigation tab Primary Navigation Settings Change the mobile menu label text. Mobile menu break point. Navigation bar width & alignment. Navigation bar location. Navigation bar drop down links appear on hover or click of arrow. Make drop down links expand … Read more
You don’t have to use the footer widget area, you can leave it empty if you wish. If you do want to place widgets in the footer, you can activate up to five footer widget areas. First! Activate the number of widget areas you want to use. Widget areas only become available after you have … Read more
You have a lot of options, place the logo (or site title) above or below the primary navigation bar. Place the logo inside the navigation bar. You can adjust the padding around the header area. And you can set hero headers that use a background image. I also have a page just about navbar settings. … Read more
These Generate Press container settings apply to ordinary blog posts and web pages. The container settings affect widths, spacing and background color. These are NOT GenerateBlocks settings. Container Width You can set the container width, this affects how wide the content area of your pages and posts will be. Separating Space If you’re using separate … Read more
Think of your web page as a stack of page sections, one above of the other. Each page section is wrapped inside a container block. The container block enables you to give that page section a background color, background gradient or background image.
GenerateBlocks does not have any ready made blocks. But it does have the page layout tools you need to build your own blocks. What can you build with GenerateBlocks? You can build most page layouts and page elements that don’t move, slide or expand. Also, GenerateBlocks will not dynamically draw in posts. So you can … Read more
Generate Blocks is a WordPress page layout plugin There are two main areas to a WordPress page or post. the content area and the header, footer and sidebar area Using GenerateBlocks you can design the layout of the content area of posts and pages. How do you design the header, footer and sidebar areas? You … Read more
Important! In GeneratePress, featured images are easily confused with Page Headers. But page headers and featured images are actually two completely different things. Featured image settings and page header settings have no impact on eachother. What do featured images look like when used in GeneratePress? The three images below show the three featured image locations … Read more
If you don’t know what page headers are see my “Page headers, what are they” post. Making a page header Go to Dashboard > Page Headers > Add New The Page Header dialogue box The most important settings are… Add a title for your page header Select the Content tab Type your content, you can … Read more
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