Welcome back to our tutorial series. In this edition, we'll be sharing how to save and recover specific parts or entire layouts of a page. If you've ever spent loads of time working on a page, only for an accident to change it in a way you're not happy with, you'll know that retrieving an old layout can be a huge time saver!
Themify offers a free standalone page builder for use on any third-party WordPress theme, so we'll be using the Themify Builder for this. The Builder relies on its intuitive drag-and-drop functionality, and has a revision feature, allowing you to recover previous versions of a page layout you've been working on.
You have two options of retrieving old layouts: either recover a full layout or only a specific section. Recovering a specific section of a layout is useful if you have created a great design but only want to use a part of it for another page.
Gradient colours, bokeh effects, and geometric accents – the Ultra Music Skin is here! This skin has been tailor made for musicians, music & art festivals, and rock bands. Easily display your profile, tour dates, music albums, photo gallery, videos, and press excerpts. The Ultra theme also supports WooCommerce so you are easily able to implement an online shop to promote your merchandise and album sales.
Along with this skin, we’ve added two new cool features:
We are now offering the Themify Builder Plugin for free! That’s right, with absolutely no strings attached you can download the Builder plugin and get full access to all of the Builder’s features.
The Themify Builder plugin is fully compatible with WordPress 5.0 and all WordPress themes! It will automatically give you access to 140+ Builder layouts, all of our predesigned rows, and so much more!
Let it sale, let it sale, let it sale! Come out of the cold and sit by the fire of this hot deal. We hope our sale helps make things merry and bright, and that you are spending time with loved ones no matter what your holiday!
WordPress 5.0 is officially here and with it is their new post editor, Gutenberg. Our developers have tested all of our themes, plugins, and addons, specifically with the Gutenberg editor. We’re happy to announce that Themify and Gutenberg are completely compatible!
If you need a refresher on Gutenberg, read our blog post for a brief explainer. If for any reason, you still prefer WordPress’ classic editor, you can still download and reinstall the plugin.
In this week's tutorial series, we'll be discussing staging sites. Every time you wish to change your WordPress website, doing it without a staging site is pretty much a gamble. You would never want a visitor to see your site while it's broken, or while you're implenting and testing out a new plugin. That's pretty much the equivalent of being caught with your pants around your ankles! In any case, having a staging site would be great for everyone.
You may be asking, what exactly is a staging site? Well it's an exact duplicate of your live website but it isn't available for the public to see, and any changes you make have no effect on your live site.
The Benefits of a Staging Site
Test out new features and updates with zero risk
The developers can work on bug fixes while the live site is operational
Reduces the downtime your customers may experience
Test out WordPress, theme and plugin updates before using them on the live website
