Toolset is excited to introduce the WordPress slider with thumbnails which you can implement in minutes on your website. Compared with the average sliders, Toolset’s will help your website immediately stand out to your user. Our set of sliders can be created without any PHP coding, meaning you will be able to save a significant amount of time adding them
As you build your website and your thoughts turn to the content itself, there are two key factors which you will take into consideration once you have written it. How you will manage it and how you will add it to your website. The first hurdle can be overcome with Toolset and its new post
In our previous post, we outlined how post relationships make it easier to manage your website content. Now let’s look at another Toolset feature which will help you add some of that content quicker than ever before. Repeatable field groups allow you to add a set of custom fields to a custom post type as
Custom post types allow you to turn WordPress from a blogging platform into a full-fledged content management system. They’re flexible, powerful, and…well, wait. There’s just one problem, actually… As powerful as custom post types are, they’re not very accessible to casual WordPress users because you need to know how to code if you want to do
Our Toolset training material shows you how to do everything with our Layouts plugin. You can also build Toolset-based sites with different page builders instead of Layouts. This post shows you how. Plugins you will need Toolset plugins: Toolset Types Toolset Views Toolset CRED (optional) Instead of using Toolset Layouts you will use a page
Have a look at the following example: Single-post page that displays a tour with a gallery of images This is a single-post page that displays a tour. Tours is a custom post type. The page includes a gallery of images. The large featured image is followed by a collection of images shown as thumbnails. When
WordPress allows you to add custom Theme Options to your themes, which users can then set using the native Customize interface. The process for adding these options to Toolset-based themes is the same and here, we explain how to do this. Custom Theme Options on the WordPress Customize page This tutorial provides information on how
Views plugin lets you display lists of posts on a site’s front-end. These can be posts, pages, and posts based on your Custom Post Type. Further, you can add front-end filters to your post lists to allow visitors to see only posts that match the filter. In this tutorial, we show you how to add
What makes some listing sites so much more successful than others? If there’s a “magic ingredient”, can you use it for your sites? Do you remember something called “Yahoo Directory”? When I started university, way back in 1991, we would always turn to Yahoo Directory to find stuff on the (at the time tiny) Internet.
Themes that come with page builders make it easy for you to design the content part of your page. However, sooner or later, you will find yourself constrained by the limitations of using WordPress regular posts and pages, especially if you use them to add repeatable elements such as portfolio items, services, courses, testimonials, staff
