How to translate your WordPress website

WordPress comes with a lot of great benefits. One of them is the fact that it is fully translated into over 169 languages. If, for example, your website targets Spanish speakers, this can be very important. A WordPress site before and after translation You should know that changing the WordPress language from the **Dashboard → […]

Adding a Newsletter Subscribe Option

To foster a community around your website means to have a precise and witty strategy. While social media covers half of this effort and it is more than welcomed, e-mail is more reliable in building trust. By offering an e-mail subscription, you raise the chances to keep an active dialogue with relevant people. Moreover, it’s […]

How will I know when updates are available?

Updates are essential for a well-functioning website, and we encourage you to keep an eye on them. There are a few different ways you can manage updates for your WordPress theme and plugins, so let's take them one by one. How do I know my theme needs an update? There are two friendly reminders that […]

How to create a one-page website

One-page websites are often the right choice when you're looking for a fast and straightforward solution to present the information. All the content is divided into sections directly on your homepage. With the help of a navigation menu, visitors are able to jump directly to the area they are interested in. What is a one-page […]

Adding dark mode on your website

The dark mode is a color scheme that uses light-colored text, images, or other graphic elements on a dark background. When computers first appeared, this was the default state, but when graphical interfaces started showing up alongside the word processors that simulated writing on paper, dark text on light background became the norm. You might […]

Setting up the Color System

Setting up a color system for your website is key to a successful communication of your brand. Due to its complexity in creation and maintenance, a color system is rather embraced by large enterprises that can afford dedicated design teams and have the resources to invest in a design system. Nevertheless, a color system's ability […]

Customizing your menu items

Beyond the standard menu links, your Pixelgrade LT site (built on the Anima block theme) gives your header menu a few extra touches — badges, a search box, a cart, a light/dark switch, and more. This guide covers all of them in one place. Two ways to edit your menu — pick the one that […]

Fixing the block preview error in Gutenberg

If the editor shows “This block has encountered an error and cannot be previewed”, the fix lives in our current troubleshooting flow. This page points you to the right guide depending on what you are running. Where to go next Start with the general guide, then check the LT-specific one if you are on a […]

Website Issues After Updating WordPress

If your site started behaving strangely after a WordPress update, the next step depends on the type of Pixelgrade theme you are using. If you are using an LT theme such as Rosa LT, Felt LT, Mies LT, Julia LT, or Pile LT, read LT Theme Compatibility and Post-Update Troubleshooting. If you are using a […]

Missing PixTypes Plugin

Due to a security report, the PixTypes plugin was temporarily delisted from the WordPress.org repository. While it’s not a serious concern, we have already addressed the issue and will release an official update as soon as the WordPress.org team will be able to review it. However, the review process can sometimes take a bit longer […]

Theme Requirements (classic)

Pixelgrade classic themes need specific WordPress, plugin, and hosting versions to run reliably. This article lists the requirements that apply to your classic theme. WordPress version The supported WordPress version depends on which classic theme you run. Check the note that matches your theme below. Plugins version Keep security plugins and WordPress core updated. If […]

Columns block not stacking on Mobile on Rosa2

If you’re using the Columns block on Rosa2 and notice that the stacking option is not applied on mobile devices, insert the following CSS snippet in Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS: /* Stack columns on mobile */ @media not screen and (min-width: 768px) { .wp-block-columns:not(.is-not-stacked-on-mobile) { flex-wrap: wrap; } }

Content Filtering

The Advanced Filtering add-on adds interactive, faceted filtering to your website — the kind that lets visitors narrow down content by category, tag, date, price range, or any other attribute. It’s most commonly used for the Projects section that ships with Pixelgrade LT themes, but the same system works for any content type on your […]

Pixelgrade LT Requirements

Your Pixelgrade LT site, built on the Anima block theme, relies on a specific WordPress, plugin, and hosting setup to run properly. Use this page to confirm your environment matches the supported versions below. WordPress version Pixelgrade LT requires WordPress 6.0 or newer. We test against the latest release (currently 7.0) and recommend keeping WordPress […]

Creating a Block Child Theme

Besides the colors, fonts, and spacing options, we know that at a certain point, you will like to dig deeper and make changes that involve some level of custom coding. The best way to make those changes happen while preserving the custom code from being overwritten the next time your theme is updated is through a child theme.  […]