Link Buttons Link Buttons – + Widget [ buttons start=’first-to-show’ end=’last-to-show’ list=’4,1,2′ wrap=’div’] The short code allows you to add image buttons with links. You can specify which image to begin with (1 to maxbutton value>) with the ‘start’ … Continue reading →
Extra Menus [ extra_menu menu_name=’Menu Name’ menu_style=’menu-options’ menu_type=’accordion’ class=’your-class’] You can easily add extra menus to almost any location on your site by using either the Weaver Xtreme Plus Extra Menu widget, or the [extra_manu] shortcode. Much of the description … Continue reading →
SmartMenus Weaver Xtreme Plus supports an entirely new menu system – SmartMenus. SmartMenus is a relatively mature JavaScript solution to displaying responsive menus. The main advantages of SmartMenus include: Sub-menus will be adjusted to fit within the browser window – … Continue reading →
Parallax A fairly recent design trend is called Parallax which involves (usually) full width page design with background images that scroll at a different rate than the surrounding text. Weaver Xtreme Plus now has the capability to easily generate beautiful … Continue reading →
Font Control with Weaver Xtreme Plus Weaver Xtreme Plus adds a whole new font control section to the Main Options:Custom tab that allows While the free version of Weaver Xtreme allows you to select from about a dozen different fonts … Continue reading →
The Weaver Xtreme Plus plugins allows you to add “Mega-Menu” elements to your custom menus. The content of the Mega Menu can be arbitrary HTML, including links, images, and even shortcodes. Because the MegaMenu content is wrapped by a standard Menu, … Continue reading →
The Weaver Xtreme free version (Version 3.1 or later) of the theme allows you to add a Video either in the Header Area or as a Background Parallax image on the Front Page only. Demo Page of Header Video as … Continue reading →
With version 3, Weaver added a Flex Columns widget in the “Plus” Plugin, which allows you to define a flexible layout of columns / boxes within a single widget.
This new widget is based on a small CSS jewel called Flexbox. Flexbox has a number of very interesting features, making it easy to create arrays of responsive and flexible boxes.
This tutorial will take you through the existing options of this new Widget, as well as give you tips on how to use simple Flexbox CSS rules to customize it even further, or combine it with other tools to make it even more powerful.
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