Archive for the xScape Framework Category
Walkthrough: Menu Designer and Setup
xScape Theme Framework 1.9 brings major update to menu designer implementation with additional settings panel, support for menu item icons (using Font Awesome) and use of responsive menus to replace old Superfish menus (only for new and responsive themes).
Working with page templates
As any other WordPress theme, xScape Theme Framework based themes can use page templates. Number of templates is already included with every theme (archive, twitter, sitemap…), but adding new templates is also easy to do and customize the way you need it. Before we continue, I recommend that you go through other tutorials about layouts [...]
Shortcode: XSS_LINK
If you need to create button like links, xScape Theme Framework themes offer two ways to do this both based on the CSS styling, one through the use of CSS classes and the other by using the shortcode that will be rendered as the link element with all CSS styling applied.
xScape Core Themes
A while back, we have introduced a concept of Core themes. In standard WordPress theme, Core theme is a child theme for a main theme called xScape Core. So far, we have 3 Core themes, and all the other old themes will be converted to Core version soon. Future themes will be Core only.
xScape Templates Layout, Part 4: Customizing Templates
Previous tutorials on layout in xScape explained the structure of the layouts, how the templates are loaded and now is the time to see how to change default templates. There are two methods to do this and both have own uses, so what you decide on using, it depends on what you need done.
10 Minutes Intro to xScape Theme Framework 1.7
xScape Theme Framework 1.7 is most powerful theme framework for WordPress, and this 10 minutes introduction barely scratches the surface of what xScape can do, with emphasis on minimizing the need for coding and modification of theme files: power and ease of use.
xScape Templates Layout, Part 3: Content Loading
Previously we have seen how header (HTML HEAD block) and footer (last part after content) are made and loaded by the xScape and what can you do to expand it and control. Now, we are going through the main part of the theme layout structure, inside BODY tag: the content.
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