GeneratePress – Page 2 – Adam Wright Design

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If you find the default mobile menu hamburger icon in GeneratePress a bit too plain, here’s a quick way to transform it into a more engaging button with a menu label. This process will take less than 5 minutes. Step 1: Verify Menu Plus Module is Activated Before diving into the customization, make sure that …

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If you’re using GeneratePress out of the box and find that your pages aren’t spanning the full width as you’d like, here’s how to fix that using the Elements feature in GeneratePress. In this example, the homepage title is displaying, which we don’t want, and the content is sticking to the container width rather than …

Did you know that with GeneratePress Premium, you can easily change your site logo specifically for mobile devices? Here’s a quick guide to show you how. Step 1: Ensure GeneratePress Premium is Activated To change your logo for mobile only, you need GeneratePress Premium. Step 2: Access the Mobile Header Options Step 3: Customize the …

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Whether you’re using the free or premium versions of the GeneratePress theme, customizing the copyright line in your footer is simple. Below, I’ll walk you through the steps for both versions. Changing the Copyright Line in GeneratePress Free Version If you’re using the free version of GeneratePress, the default footer displays a copyright line that …

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If you’ve ever used the secondary navigation feature in the GeneratePress theme and found that it automatically collapses into a hamburger menu on mobile devices, you’re not alone. Sometimes, you may want those secondary navigation links to remain visible rather than collapsing into a menu. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to disable the …

Blog post template design with GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks by AWD. The image includes a sample blog post and a smiling person in a dark shirt on the right side. "Updated!" text in orange.

If you’ve been using GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks and want to create a custom blog post template, you’re in the right place. This tutorial will guide you through the process of building a new blog post template design using the latest tools in GeneratePress Premium and GenerateBlocks. Creating a Blog Post Template in GeneratePress To get …

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Creating a custom 404 page in GeneratePress Premium is a great way to turn a potentially frustrating experience into a positive one. By customizing your 404 page, you can maintain your brand’s personality and even turn lost visitors into potential customers. Here’s how to create a custom 404 page template using GeneratePress Premium. Step 1: …

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Creating a custom site footer can add a unique touch to your website, making it stand out and better reflect your brand. With GeneratePress Premium and GenerateBlocks, you can easily design a footer that fits your style. Here’s how to create your own custom footer using these tools. Step 1: Create a New Element for …

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If you’re looking to add a top bar, also known as an announcement bar, to your website using the GeneratePress theme and GenerateBlocks, this guide will walk you through the steps. A top bar is a great way to display important messages, promotions, or calls to action on your website. Here’s how you can set …

If you’re using GeneratePress and want to achieve a sticky navigation header that stays at the top of the page as users scroll, this guide will walk you through the steps to set it up. A sticky header can enhance user experience by keeping navigation options easily accessible. Let’s dive into how you can create …