Sometimes if you only need to translate a single word you may not want to create an entire translation file. Luckily there is an easy way to do this: Install “Say What” — http://wordpress.org/plugins/say-what/ Visit “Tools > Text Changes” Create a new Text change with the following settings: Original String: Domain: […]
Translating Your Entire Website
Note: Jobify may already be translated in your language! Please read this article before proceeding. 1 Tell WordPress what language to use. Visit “Options > General” and select your language. 2 If your website is not translated once you have selected your language please follow the next steps. Add Your Own […]
Adding Custom PHP to Your Child Theme
If you need to modify functionality, instead of appearance, you will often need to insert custom PHP in to your child theme. This code should almost always be placed in your Child Theme’s functions.php file. To learn more about modifying files, please read Editing Files on the WordPress.org documentation codex.
Creating a Child Theme
A child theme is automatically created when the Demo Content is imported in the Setup Guide. A unique child theme is created based on the type of content you import. If you need the raw child theme files you can find them Github.
Modify Your Website’s Colors
Jobify offers the ability to easily change many of the main colors on your website. To start customizing your colors simply visit “Appearance > Customize > Colors”. Navigation Text Color The “Navigation Text Color” setting controls the text/link color of menu items in the “Main Navigation” menu area. Header Text […]
Show Different Menus for Logged in or Logged Out Users
You can use the Nav Menu Roles WordPress plugin to easily show and hide different menu items depending on a user’s authentication or role. For more information please visit the Nav Menu Roles plugin page on the WordPress.org plugin repository.
Create a Popup Menu Item
Any Primary Navigation menu item can be set to open in a popup window instead of redirecting to a new page. Allow Menu Items to Have a CSS Class By default WordPress menu items do not have the ability to add a custom CSS class. To enable this, visit your […]
Highlight a Menu Item
You can add a border around any menu item to bring attention to it. Allow Menu Items to Have a CSS Class By default WordPress menu items do not have the ability to add a custom CSS class. To enable this, visit your WordPress dashboard. Then click “Appearance” then “Menus”. […]
Manage the Social Menu Links
The “Footer Social” menu refers to the social navigation menu items on the bottom right of the web page. To add items to this menu, you use the same steps you would a standard WordPress menu. If you do not have a menu created already, you will need to create one. To […]
Manage the Primary Navigation Menu
The Primary Navigation Menu refers to the navigation menu items on the top right of the web page. To add items to this menu, you use the same steps you would a standard WordPress menu. If you do not have a menu created already, you will need to create one. To create […]