Category: Themes
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Pukeko 1.2 with a fresh design, new features and optimised Gutenberg support
In the latest Pukeko theme version 1.2.0 we have freshened up the theme design, added some exciting new theme options, and optimized the support for the new WordPress Gutenberg editor. I created a short video showing you the most important highlights of the theme update: Fresh design and new features…
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For WordPress Beginners: How to Install a Free WordPress Theme
Installing a free theme from the official WordPress.org theme directory for your WordPress website is quite simple, but if you’re new to WordPress, you may find this tutorial helpful. 1. Finding A Theme Once you are logged into your WordPress admin area, click on ‘Appearance’ and then ‘Themes’ and you’ll…
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Data Handling In Elmastudio Themes
Regarding data privacy you often ask whether private information gets processed by the Elmastudio themes and where data is being transmitted to third parties. I will provide an overview and describe how to prevent all communications with third parties if wanted. Processing data The themes themselves do not process any…
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How To Load Google Fonts Locally
Many of you want to prevent loading the Google fonts from Google’s servers. The reasons vary from privacy concerns over caching advantages to reducing file requests from third party servers. In order not to leave the layout with default fonts, they can be served directly by your own web host.…
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Get Your WordPress Theme Gutenberg-ready
As many of you may already know, there will soon be a new WordPress editor. Gutenberg is the project name for the development of this new editor. With the upcoming changes WordPress users will be able to see an accurate preview of their content as they are writing it, which…
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How To Customize Your WordPress Theme With CSS
Since WordPress 4.7 we have the option to insert additional CSS (under Appearance/Customizer/Additional CSS) directly in the WordPress Customizer. This relatively new feature provides an easy way to override or add the default CSS of themes or plugins. Finding out which CSS styles to use, is of course not always…