Looking for an alternative to the default “about” leaf? Use the following code in a text widget or HTML leaf: Live Example: About Me This is where you’d put some text about yourself and how interesting you are. You are interesting, aren’t you? Additional Notes This box is built using inline CSS. You can use…
Do You Use WordPress Plugins?
(This is more of a PSA than an actual tutorial.) There are tens of thousands of wordpress plugins available online. The ugly truth? Some of them are poorly coded, poorly maintained, poorly documented, and a few are just ill-conceived, repetitive ideas. They are, however, ridiculously necessary to the wordpress experience. However, you should know what…
How to Customize the Headway Search Form with CSS
Someone on the forums asked how to customize the search form, so here is the CSS for customizing both the search form in the navigation, and the search form widget. This is example code that can go either in the live CSS editor or the custom.css file. You can learn more about CSS by visiting…
How to Change the Color of a Specific Headway Leaf Title
In order to change the color of the text within a certain leaf, you would use the following CSS code in either your live css editor or the custom.css file: Xx represents the ID number of the leaf you want to modify. #000000 is the hex code for black. You can find more color choices…
How to Hide the “Read More” Link with CSS
Use the following CSS snippet in either the live CSS Editor or the custom.css file to hide the “read more” links on your website:
How to Change the Color of Text Within Specific Headway Leafs
In order to change the color of the text within a certain leaf, you would use the following CSS code in either your live css editor or the custom.css file: Xx represents the ID number of the leaf you want to modify. #000000 is the hex code for black. You can find more color choices…
How to Change the Background Color of a Specific Page in Headway
Want different body background colors for each page? Add the following CSS snippet to the live CSS editor or to the custom.css file. Xxx represents the ID number of the page. You can find this by checking the source code or the URL when you edit a wordpress page. Using Background Images If you wish…
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