Documentation
Starting with Blocksy Companion 1.7.49 there is the blocksy posts shortcode made available for usage. This shortcode is very useful in combination with Gutenberg or with other page builders, when you want to quickly display a list of posts on…
Enabling the Custom Code Snippets Extension is simple. Go to the Blocksy Dashboard -> Extensions -> Pro Extensions -> Custom Code Snippets. This extension allows you to add JavaScript or CSS code snippets to your website. You can add them…
Blocksy comes with an outstanding support for WordPress menus. It supports both menu locations and also displaying individually picked menus that aren’t assigned to any location. When you are on the Default option — it uses a location. Otherwise the…
This extension lets you easily create a different set of widgets, for any place throughout your website. You can use our Conditional dialogue box to select where you’d like the new set of widgets to be placed. This gives you…
Sometimes you seem to not be able to edit any options in the customizer with Blocksy. This can happen for several reasons. One of the most common ones is that some caching plugins will remove Blocksy’s inline styles from being…
Hiding License Information With this feature, available on all of our plans, you can easily hide the Blocksy license information from your WordPress Dashboard. Simply click when prompted inside the Account section of your Blocksy Dashboard. White Label Extension Settings…
Content Blocks Hooks are a powerful feature that lets you easily insert any piece of content you might think of, dynamically, throughout your website. It works with the most popular page builders, so if you already know how to use…
The Advanced Menus extension lets you create beautiful, interactive menus for your website. It will let you add elements such as Content Blocks, Headings, Icons and more to your menus. This means that your menu will be fully yours and…
Quick Look By default, WordPress provides the “posts” post type. This is great, but some setups might require categorising posts differently. The Custom Post Types feature of WordPress comes into play here, letting you create your very own post type,…