General Posts

Tryin to explain the layout fundamentals of Avada. Simple and not unique, but not necessarily intuitive for newcomers.

In version 7.3 the ThemeFusion team added conditional rendering to the Avada toolset, but what they didn't do is explain all of the possible use cases.

If you are looking for a way to test and experiment with Avada or any other WordPress themes or plugins, you might want to consider using InstaWP.

The ability to use CSS variables directly in Avada settings can change your approach to design.

The Theme Fusion team has put together a wonderful video that guides you through the Avada builder.

Avada live editing is great, but the toolbars is often overlooked and can make your experience even better.

One of the features of Avada that is not immediately intuitive is the ability to name a container. Doing so has two benefits - one that is immediate and one that is not so obvious.

Avada has the ability to add classes and IDs to an element, but for newcomers or those that have never tried it, the labeling can be a source of confusion.

Gradients, the transition from one color to another or others, are an easy way to add interest to your website.

Resetting the view count is easy ... if you know where to look.

I ran across the EarthShare website over the holidays and really like the simple, clean look. It took a couple of hours to ut together an Avada-based sample.

The latest version of Avada released on December 15th, 2021, introduces a vast array of new features that will make building websites faster and more intuitive than ever before.