Tag Archive: CSS

CSS Hero WordPress Plugin: 1-Yr Starter Plan for $9

Easy & Intuitive: Customize Every Single Aspect of Your WordPress Theme with This Leading Plugin

Expires November 08, 2016 23:59 PST

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KEY FEATURES

With CSS Hero on your team, you can customize every single property of your WordPress theme to make it your own. Not to mention, its incredibly intuitive point-and-click interface makes custom content creation as easy as possible. From fonts to colors, special events to theme skins, your WordPress site will fit your vision without spending major cash and time.

“The best customizing WordPress Plugin ever.” WPDailyThemes

Customize your WordPress site to make it look exactly the way you want (font, colors, etc.)
Spice up your site elements with Hover Fx, Shadows, Transitions, and more
Preview and customize the way your site looks on tablet and mobile devices
Edit element sizes, margins & paddings
Export CSS on any platform or source
Keep track of edits & save presets
Use pre-made editable style combinations & layouts

PRODUCT SPECS

Compatibility

CSS Hero allows full control on every element of a number of natively Hero-Ready WordPress Themes and it works on many other WP Themes with Rocket Mode.
Requires WordPress 4.0 or newer running on a Linux server required

SOFTWARE LICENSE DETAILS

License redemption deadline: redeem within 30 days of purchase
Updates included
Restrictions: includes 1 license for 1 site
Length of access: 1 year
Includes easy export feature & CSS Hero Affiliation Program Membership

June 25, 2016 / by Marco / center, class, coding, CSS, development, div, tip, tricks, website

HOW TO CENTER IMAGES USING CSS

Centering images or banners on a web page can be a nightmare. I’ve tried several CSS methods but the only way I was able to center the image was to use this code: Just make sure you change the img.center to your own CSS class. I decided to write this down so I can reference it […]

August 25, 2015 / by Marco / change, CSS, name, style, theme, Theme Name, Wordpress

How To Rename Your WordPress Theme

There are a number of advantages of renaming a WordPress Theme but I won’t into details in this post. I just need to jot down some of the steps. Here’s the steps (I’m using a CentOS VPS server so some of these commands may not work for you): Firstly, SSH into your server and go […]

July 12, 2015 / by Marco / change the style, contact, Contact Form 7, CSS, form, really simple captcha, table, Wordpress

Styling WordPress Contact Form 7

Styling a contact form can be a difficult task, especially for those like me that have very little programming experience but with some persistence (more like trial and error), I managed to style the contact form. The website is built using WordPress and the theme that was used is Unik. The theme also had a built in […]