Starting from WordPress 6.5 and onwards, the Site Editor allows users to upload Google fonts to your website. In this video tutorial, follow along with me as we replace two hard-coded fonts in Mixin’ Styles- GB with their Google font equivalents. We will explore how to add these fonts specifically to your theme, not your […]
After a long hiatus, I started to update Mixin’ Styles- GB, fixing double borders on navigation menus and other CSS issues. My next step will be to get the theme’s custom fonts through WordPress’s built in font manager. I am putting together a future video tutorial for this.
So, I know in the last post I promised an update would be coming soon for Mixin’ Styles- GB. This update will involve adding Style Variations to the theme. However, I thought further that this would be a good opportunity for a YouTube theme series documenting the creation of a purple and yellow style variation.
Some WordPress themes come with a “header builder” which allows you to arrange elements in your header however you’d like. For those not familiar with this terminology, a header is the area at the top of every page in your website. It usually includes the main navigation.
It looks like I forgot to post about a new series I just added to YouTube. A few years back, I posted the video How to Create an Oomox Preset Theme to my channel. It did somewhat well relative to other videos on the channel.
This tutorial follows a previous tutorial about how to create a mockup of a fictional home page for a wine info site. In this one, we will convert our design into an actual WordPress web page with Elementor and JGD-BizElite.