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Dynamic Templates allow you to create dynamic lists with a flexible number of bullets. As long as you do not include any placeholders or similar in your dynamic template, the bullet will only appear in the frontend when it is filled with content. By the way: This also works if you use the Dynamic Template […]
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If an error message appears on the frontend when filling out a form, you may receive an admin notification that the validation of a WordPress NONCE failed. NONCE is a WordPress security token that is also integrated into GREYD.Forms. NONCEs are used to protect against abuse and malware. If you receive such a notification, it […]
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To create a scroll-to-top button, place the block “Greyd Buttons” on your website, then click on the trigger picker and select “scroll to”. You can now select “page top”. Tip: A common use case for scroll-to-top buttons is to leave the button empty (no text) and add an arrow icon. Learn more about GREYD buttons: […]
Sometimes when trying to set a link, e.g. on a paragraph or headline, the link viewport appears outside of your browser window and is not editable. There are two very easy workarounds to solve that: Either click the element you want to link again. Or scroll down before clicking the trigger picker and then scroll […]
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You can easily build sticky headers with our content box variation “Pinned Box”. You can find out how in our tutorial video in the chapter “Sticky Header”, starting about minute 3:17.
Imagine a contact form on a corporate website that triggers an admin notification to different departments (e.g. HR, marketing, sales) depending on the user’s entries? Or a lead form with different product categories that automatically notifies the responsible sales employee? This is actually possible with Greyd.Forms. Here’s how: As an example we are going to […]
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By default, WordPress searches only the title and content of posts with frontend searches. If you have created your own post types with Dynamic Post Types, whose content is not only in the content area but also in custom post type fields, for example, these are not searched by default and therefore not found. In […]
With Full Site Editing, you can edit pages, including the home page, directly in the Site Editor, but you don’t have to. As this can be confusing for some users, we have summarised everything you need to know below. Page vs. Template By default, most Full Site Editing themes come with a home template. If […]
To have two different fonts in one heading or other text-based blocks, just make the text “italic” (CMD + I / CTRL + I) and insert the following global CSS (in the Customizer or Site Editor): PHPCopy/* Change Font Family on Italic */ em { font-family: var(–fontFamily1); } Make sure you change the CSS variable […]
When having several content boxes or texts in columns next to each other, often the layout is tricky when these elements do not have the same height (e.g. because of different text lengths). However, we offer several ways to make sure, your content looks good: Heading & Paragraph Block In the heading & paragraph block […]
If you use anchor links to navigate your site, you may find that the page sometimes scrolls too far or not far enough. This is a common problem in WordPress. But the Greyd Plugin offers a solution: You can set anchors with our Anchor block and define the offset individually and even set different values […]
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Currently, the WordPress Block Editor still crashes and/or displays errors from time to time. In most cases, you can resolve the problem by simply refreshing your browser window or by clicking the “Attempt Block Recovery” button: While this may be annoying for the editor, the good news is that in most cases these kinds of […]
When you have a template that is assigned to a specific page, you may ran into an issue when changing the URL of that page. Your page and site template may then no longer be connected with each other. In Greyd.Suite there is an easy way to fix that: Open the Theme Asset tab in […]
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Default categories for example in the blog post type are easily selectable in the backend via checkboxes and all available options are visible to the editor. When creating custom taxonomies, however, the default interface is an input field. You may see the most used taxonomies as an editor, but you cannot see all of them, […]
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Depending on your screen size, it may happen that you see unwanted breaks in words (especially long ones), for example in headings. There is a simple way to make sure words break only where and how you want them to: HTML entities. There are a lot of interesting HTML entities, however we’d like to highlight […]
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Global Content usually requires you to be an admin. However, you may not want to grant everyone in your content team admin capabilities. And you don’t need to! Once you’ve set-up Global Content, you can benefit from its features without being and admin. Tasks for which you need to be an admin: Connecting different sites […]
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Skip links are an essential accessibility feature. When someone navigates your website using the key board, skip links make their life a lot easier as they can skip elements like forms or menus if they want to navigate on the site instead of having to go through each and every menu element or form field. […]
With the Query Loop block, you can flexibly display posts – as a table, grid or list. In combination with Conditional Content, you can also visually highlight individual posts and /or work with different layouts within one post overview. To do this, simply add the Conditional Content block twice in your query loop. Example 1: […]
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Imagine you have a post slider / query loop showing employees. Some employees have a LinkedIn profile that is to be displayed below their photo and name, some don’t. You would now want your post slider to only display the LinkedIn icon when there is a LinkedIn profile available. There’s an easy way to do […]
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In this article we describe how you can switch to a child theme when you have already created contents, layouts and design that you do not want to loose: Should the theme not look the same as before, you can also try to import the design file you saved at the beginning. Keep the current […]
When displaying content in a post slider, a common issue is that the length of your dynamically inserted content may vary and thus the individual posts in your slider have different heights. If you want to display several posts next to each other and want to stretch them to the same height, this is the […]
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Depending on the Greyd.Suite version you are working with, there are various possibilities: Block Theme: You can use the HTML block in the Block Editor and insert it in your header and/or footer template(s). Classic Theme: You can easily insert code snippets at the end of the <head> and <body> tags in the Greyd.Suite settings: In […]
This article explains, how you can track form events from your Greyd.Forms forms in Google Analytics using the Google Tag Manager. Step 1: Create variables The variables ensure that a Greyd form is recognized on a page and that the form CSS ID, form post ID and form name are read out. The form CSS […]
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We often receive support tickets with strange issues that we can later relate to HTTP password protection instead of any issue caused by Greyd.Suite. In general, WordPress often experiences issues when HTTP password protection is used. So, in case you are using HTTP password protection and experience one or several of the following symptoms, we […]
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You might have created a Greyd.Suite custom post type with some custom fields and now want to import posts from a CSV file. You can use WP All Import to turn your CSV entries into posts. You now need to know that dynamic meta fields in Greyd.Suite are saved as an object – for scaling […]
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The Greyd live search block enables you to integrate interactive searches on your website. This usually requires the search field and the posts slider to placed together. However, if you want to create layouts like the following, with the search field being visually separated from the search results slider, this is also possible. This is […]
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In this article, we would like to give you some help when it comes to multilingual websites with Full Site Editing. The fact is that not all multilingual solutions are compatible with Full Site Editing. We have extensively tested three of the most popular providers – WPML, Polylang & Weglot – especially in combination with […]
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