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Cart

The Cart element is very important for your e-commerce website. It lets users see what’s in their shopping cart and make quick decisions about what to purchase from your business. It comes with a lot of customisation options which can…

Button

The Button element comes in really handy if you wish to link your visitors to an important part of your website and make things stand out. It has a couple of nice configuration settings, so let’s check them out in…

Account

The account element from Blocksy’s header builder helps your users login and register with your website, in a clean and easy to use fashion. The element has multiple configuration options, which we’ll check out in detail below. Granular Controls With…

Content Blocks – Custom Single Templates

WordPress uses predefined templates for displaying single posts, pages, or other content types – often limiting your ability to fully customise how these pages look. With Blocksy Pro’s Content Blocks system, you can break past those limitations and design a fully personalised singular…

Content Blocks – Custom Archive Templates

Want more control over how your archive pages look? Blocksy Pro makes it easy to create fully custom archive layouts – whether you’re working with standard post types like blog posts or custom ones like portfolios. With the power of…

Modify the Related Posts queries

In some cases, you might wish to modify the criteria on how the Related Posts module pulls in its posts. We have created two example filters, which accept standard WordPress queries. These help you modify the criteria on how Related…

Add custom colours to the Gutenberg editor

The Gutenberg editor is very powerful and it lets you select from a palette of colours that’s been defined globally. If Blocksy’s colours are not enough for you, you can easily intercept the editor-color-palette function and add colours to it.…