Weaver Xtreme Predefined Subthemes Weaver X comes with many predefined subthemes displayed on the Appearance → Weaver Xtreme Admin → Weaver Xtreme Subthemes tab. You can use them as-is, or as a starting point for your own designs. When you … Continue reading →
This article has a few hints on designing your own theme. Choosing Colors Good themes use related colors. They don’t have to, but having a nicely matching set of colors is generally considered good design. The color picker allows you to … Continue reading →
All About Your Site’s Home Page Your Home Page is the one that is displayed when a visitor enters the address of your WordPress Site. Commonly, your blog will serve as the home page, and WordPress will automatically add a … Continue reading →
Weaver Xtreme Version 3.0 represents adds over 20 new features – mostly designed to make it simple to add features to your site that represent the latest trends in modern web site design. These include full width designs, parallax images, … Continue reading →
Site HTML Organization The above list of areas gave a general outline of how Weaver Xtreme organizes the HTML of a site. It can be useful to have a more specific and technical understanding of site layout. For more advanced … Continue reading →
Getting Started with the Customizer Weaver Xtreme Version supports the WordPress Customizer support for all of its options. This interface totally revolutionizes the way you work to create you own site. Weaver Xtreme is simply unique in the completeness of the … Continue reading →
Weaver Xtreme Font Examples Google Fonts (Weaver Xtreme Free Version) Note: The following Google Font Examples font sets, now included with Weaver Xtreme Version 2, are all dynamically loaded. In most browsers, you may see a only a barely perceptible … Continue reading →
This guide is intended for first time Weaver Xtreme users, and outlines the first important steps you should take when first getting started with Weaver Xtreme. Weaver Xtreme has literally hundreds of options, and it can be quite confusing where … Continue reading →
