Support for Other Plugins - Weaver Xtreme Guide

Built-in Support for Other Plugins

Weaver includes built-in support for a few plugins available from WordPress.org. These plugins have been tested, and work well with Weaver.

WP PageNavi – This popular plugin adds a page numbered navigation menu for your blog posts. It normally requires modification to code, plus some extra CSS styling. Now you can simply install and activate WP PageNavi, and your site will feature page number navigation. (Note – while Weaver Xtreme continues to provide automatic support for WP PageNavi, its functionality is largely duplicated by the new built-in Weaver Xtreme Info Bar feature.) The default styling creates menus that work with existing Weaver subthemes, but you can still use WP PageNavi options to fine tune its appearance, and add custom styling for the .wp-pagenavi rules (see wp-pagenavi documentation about its rules) to the Advanced Options <HEAD> section if needed.
PageNavi menus can be displayed a the top, bottom, or combination on your post pages. You can add the following rules to the <HEAD> Section of advanced options to control where the PageNavi menus are displayed:
- Not at top on first page, include at top on subsequent pages: default behavior
- Always show at top: #nav-above {display:block !important;}
- Never at top: #nav-above {display:none !important;}
- Always on bottom: default behavior
- Never on bottom: #nav-below {display:none !important;}
You can also control the position of the PageNavi menu by adding these rules to the <HEAD> Section:
- Left: default
- Center: .wp-pagenavi {text-align:center;}
- Right: .wp-pagenavi {float:right;}
(WP-PageNavi)
Woocommerce
Weaver Xtreme Plus provides excellent support for Woocommerce. By default, Woocommerce generated pages will behave just like a standard default static page. This includes using sidebars in the default page layout. Sometimes, this is not what you might want. There a few simple CSS rules you can add to the Weaver Xtreme Advanced Options -> Custom CSS Rules box to hide the sidebars, and instead display the Woocommerce pages as a single column, full width page. You can refine the basic rules to cover different types of Woo pages.

Display all Woocommerce pages as single column page:
```
.woocommerce-page #sidebar_wrap_left,
    .woocommerce-page #sidebar_wrap_right {
   display:none ;
}
.woocommerce-page #container {
    width:100%;
}
```
Display Woocommerce Shop page as single column:

Start with above code, but replace .woocommerce-page with .post-type-archive-product

Display Cart as single column:

Replace .woocommerce-page with .woocommerce-cart

Display Checkout related pages as single column:

Replace .woocommerce-page with .woocommerce-checkout

Compatible Caching Plugins

Since Weaver Xtreme is totally responsive, any WordPress cache plugin, as well as external caching sites like CloudFlare, are totally compatible with Weaver Xtreme.