Making Style Changes Easier Using a Visual CSS Editor
Even though you use the same WordPress theme that already hosts a bunch of other websites across the world, this doesn’t mean you need to follow the same visual path. You can tune it on your personality and create a website that grabs the right kind of attention. We suggest you play around with the theme’s […]
Can I display the privacy and cookie consent law banner on your theme?
All our WordPress themes give you room to display the banner for privacy and cookie consent law. You can either get it done directly from Jetpack’s setting and customize the widget banner or by installing UK Cookie Consent plugin or using a particular service such as Iubenda.
Embedding Videos
Videos can be one of the best multimedia approaches you can explore on your website. Mies offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to making the most out of them. In this article, we will walk you through the various options you have in adding videos to your pages or projects. Embed videos in […]
Managing Layout Elements
Mies makes enough room to play around with the layout elements as with any of our WordPress themes. We offer the creative freedom you need to build a website that fully represents you. However, we took a series of design decisions to help you start on the right foot. In this article, we want to […]
Displaying your logo in the footer
Having a consistent style and story on your website is a proof of professionalism and good practice. In this short article we want to walk you through what you have to do to display the logo of your business in the footer of Osteria. Log in to the WordPress Dashboard; Go to Appearance → Customize → click […]
Managing the Secondary Menu
Note: not all WordPress themes have two or more display locations in the navigation menu. Some might have just one, others might offer up to five or six places to display your menu (e.g., in the Footer, in the sidebar, etc.), but the steps for creating and managing a secondary menu are the same. Step […]
Why I can’t finish the Demo Data import?
If you are on this page, it already means that you’ve encountered some issues with the Demo Data Import. 1. Increase PHP Limits: Fixing Timeout Issues The most common issue is a timeout, caused by low values set for the upload_max_filesize and post_max_size directives. Find this line in the php.ini file: upload_max_filesize = 2M (or another […]
How to Display the Child Pages outside the Parent Theme?
We’ve been talking with a couple of customers using Rosa, and they pointed out that it’s better not to have the content of child pages available in two different places: self-page and inside the parent. That’s why, a few versions back, we changed the structure of the theme, and the child pages were displayed inside […]
How to Choose the Right Size for the Parallax Images?
All our WordPress themes are responsive and are adjusting their elements depending on the size of the browser, which means the background image is set to cover the hero area. This implies that the image will zoom in on smaller screens (e.g., mobile or tablet) to avoid showing a blank space like in this example […]
Having different menus on different pages
There are many instances when you need different menus on different pages. For example, you might have a one-page website but want a dedicated shop or contact page. In this case, the navigation links from the top menu are unusable on those separate pages (e.g., contact or shop) since they are set to guide users […]