WP Design Duo - GeneratePress and Elementor
The Ultimate Design Duo for WordPress
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I love the fact that GeneratePress, especially with the super-affordable $39 Premium addon*, gives users a great amount of control over nearly every aspect of the theme. Much of this control lies in the simple-to-use Customizer option panels, and yet, you can also add snippets of code to the various hooks that GP Premium provides. *Yes, … Read more
Elementor now allows any of its link fields to have the nofollow attribute added, by simply clicking the gear next to the URL field, and ticking the checkbox, as shown in the image. Not Available In Text Editor Element Keep in mind though that this only applies to elements in which Elementor is supplying an … Read more
There are numerous reasons why you might wish to display overlapping elements. Elementor makes this easy by allowing you to set the z-index of each element. z-index is a CSS property that sets the stack order of specific elements. An element with greater stack order is always in front of another element with lower stack … Read more
Occasionally, we need to show a completely different logo image on mobile than we do on desktop or tablet. In that case, if you use GeneratePress Premium, you’ll want to make use of GP’s hooks feature. Tom Usborne helpfully provided this simple solution. If you aren’t clear on what GP’s hooks are all about, you … Read more
The title says it all, but it’s a mouthful, isn’t it? Tom Usborne created a function for GeneratePress theme users to allow us to automatically make all Elementor pages full width, with no title. Of course, we can already do that manually, on a page-by-page basis, but some users would prefer to have the theme default … Read more
The GeneratePress Premium plugin is an economical way to add some really nice features to the GeneratePress theme. At just $39.95, you get a wealth of extras including customizer options to change every visible color, typography / font options, Woocommerce typography, color, and layout options, sections layouts, sticky menu, slideout menu, and menu logo options, … Read more
A common request from people using GeneratePress is to have the option to place the logo next to the site title. I hope one day, GeneratePress will make this a simple checkbox type of option in the Customizer, but for now, it requires adding some CSS code to your styles. Where To Paste The CSS … Read more
Here’s a common situation that occurs when using Elementor. You create a one-column section, drag a widget into it, and set the column background to a color or an image. Later, you delete the widget, and BAM! Your background disappears too! That might not be what you wanted to have happen. It’s okay though, you can easily solve this … Read more
Elementor includes some great shape dividers, which allows you to create separator effects between two sections. They are extremely flexible, with options to change the size of the shapes, invert them, or flip them over. The shapes are also very lightweight SVG files, that only load when you need them to, and only after the page has … Read more
If you moved or migrated an Elementor-designed site, and things didn’t go well, there may be a simple solution. Elementor supplies several tools to help deal with problems when things seem to suddenly go topsy-turvy on you. If the CSS seems to disappear, go to Elementor > Tools and use the Regenerate CSS tool. What … Read more