To add Google-recommended JSON-LD markup to WordPress, you can use Schema Pro.Here’s the whole process, step-by-step…Step 1: Install Schema Pro and Run the Setup WizardTo get started, install and activate the Schema Pro plugin.
If you or your web developer made these changes, then make sure to go through the files of your current theme and note all the additional code you’ve added previously. This will allow you to add these snippets later into your new theme’s functions.php file or a site-specific WordPress ...
Each theme will offer a different approach via the Customizer. Using theMagazine Pro theme, for example, you can edit your website footer by clicking through “Theme Settings” to “Footer,” where you can use avariety of Genesis shortcodesfor adding the elements you want. Many themes make i...
If you added custom code to your WordPress theme files, the easiest way to save it is by moving it to theWPCodeplugin before updating your theme. To get started, go toAppearance » Theme File Editorfrom the WordPress dashboard. Then, navigate to the sidebar in the right-hand column and...
⚠ Note that if you don’t see the WordPress Customizer option in your dashboard, you might be using a block-enabled theme. To edit the header for this type of theme, you’ll need to use Full Site Editing, which we’ll cover in the next section. ...
If you are working with a WordPress Multisite, you won’t be able to edit the site URL from the Super Admin Dashboard. This needs to be done from the wp-config.php file of your WordPress site. To do that, open the wp-config.php file and paste the following snippet before the line...
4. In the theme editor, scroll to the bottom of the functions.php file and copy and paste the following code snippet: function wp_maintenance_mode() { if (!current_user_can(‘edit_themes’) || !is_user_logged_in()) { wp_die(‘Under MaintenanceWebsite under planned maintenance. Please...
Beginner’s guide on setting up WordPress child theme: 1. Create child theme folder 2. Set up the stylesheet file + more.
area. This should include all the elements that will appear exactly the same on every page of the site. Paste them into a header.php file within your theme folder. The next step is to go through and insert WordPress template tags in place of the basic HTML. The first will probably be<...
Rather than write another article on building a WordPress theme, Siobhan McKeown shares with us techniques that will help us refine our workflow, saving our time and making us more efficient on our theme development and design process.