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Mixed Content warnings in console

You might’ve seen errors such as the ones from above when installing a Blocksy website. The web browser might complain about some specific files from Blocksy and other third party software as being insecure and blocked from loading, thus making…

Entry Content

The Entry Content options control the default spacing between content elements and the appearance of links that have not been styled individually. These settings provide a consistent baseline for content created with the WordPress block editor and other supported editors.…

Footer Widget Area

The Widget Area element is extremely simple to understand and has no configuration options. It simply lets you add any kind of Gutenberg-based or classic widget to one of the header rows, or right inside the off canvas area. Super…

Footer Socials

The Socials footer element is super sleek and lets you showcase your social network connections for your users to connect to. It is super easy to configure, so follow along. Note!Social network accounts can be configured from the Customiser ->…

Footer Search Box

The Search Box element lets your users search for content right from the footer, in case they’ve reached the page end and want to look for more information on your website. Granular Controls Placeholder Text The search form has some…

Footer Logo

The Logo element is pretty self explanatory. It lets you add your branding to your website’s footer, be it an image logo, the site title and/or site description. It is also very nice, as it has some very granular controls,…

Footer HTML

The HTML element is perfect for developers who want to integrate a little bit more advanced functionality onto their footer. It has pretty much no restrictions on what content can be integrated into it, so the sky is the limit.…