Sometimes it is easiest to manually update a theme or plugin. These directions apply to any theme or plugin, but specifically apply to any Weaver Xtreme theme or plugin. Download the theme or plugin you want to update to your … Continue reading →
Weaver Xtreme is compatible with most WordPress plugin. However, this post will try to list known incompatible plugins, or incompatible features. Optimization Plugins We have put extensive effort into making Weaver Xtreme as efficient as possible. This includes CSS code … Continue reading →
Starting with Weaver Xtreme Plus Version 3.1, you can specify an alternate subtheme on a Per Page basis. This allows you to have some pages of your site have a completely different look than other pages. Creating settings file for … Continue reading →
Caching Explained Do you sometimes have problems when your Weaver Xtreme or other plugin settings won’t show up after you save them? As explained in other articles, this is very commonly caused by caching issues. Caching is a process that tries … Continue reading →
Thanks for your interest in the Weaver Xtreme Plus plugin, which adds over 100 new features to Weaver Xtreme. This page has the instructions for installing, activating the plugin, and finally, activating the license key. Install and Activate Weaver Xtreme … Continue reading →
Once you’ve gotten Weaver Xtreme Plus loaded and installed for the first time, you will be able to return to the Weaver Xtreme Plus site (Shop.WeaverTheme.com) to monitor your license, and re-download the plugin’s .zip file if need be. Normally the … Continue reading →
If you are using the Legacy Weaver Xtreme Admin Interface and receive the message when you click Save Settings WARNING – Your current settings have not been saved! Your previous settings are intact. it means that you will need to … Continue reading →
Comment Policy / Disclaimer Comment Disclaimer allows you to display a disclaimer, other comment policy, or any thing else (including shortcodes) right under the Post Comment button. You can use basic HTML to format your disclaimer text. The HTML will … Continue reading →