Discover answers to the most frequently asked questions encountered during WordPress website customization. Gain insights on common challenges, solutions, and best practices to optimize your site and enhance your overall customization experience with confidence.
The [terms] shortcode in the Jobi theme allows you to showcase taxonomy lists for any post type. Easily display categories, tags, or custom taxonomies by adjusting the tax attribute, enhancing content presentation across your WordPress website.
Transform your website design with Jobi’s predefined classes and seamless Bootstrap integration. Utilize shadow, color, and inline style classes to enhance both aesthetics and usability, ensuring a visually engaging and user-friendly site for your visitors.
Adding descriptions to your WordPress menu items makes navigation clearer and more informative for visitors. Just enable the description field, enter concise details, and save. This simple step greatly improves site usability and user experience.
All our themes support translation, but users must complete the process themselves. Follow the steps provided to configure your language, use POEDIT for translation, and upload the necessary files for a fully localized website.
The Chat History Retention Settings per Member Tier feature enables administrato
This walkthrough builds a minimal but complete API Doc from scratch — a Users AP
API Docs Archive When the archive is enabled, a public listing page is available
Each API Doc can be embedded anywhere on your WordPress site using a shortcode.
API Docs supports importing from standard API specification formats and exportin
The API Docs frontend uses a three-column layout designed for developer readabil
Each API Doc can display its content in one of two modes. This is set per-doc in
Each endpoint has a Details panel (tabbed inside the collection group) with four
Collections are the grouping layer in an API Doc. Think of them as folders that
The General tab contains the top-level settings for the entire API Doc. These fi
Step 1 — Open the API Docs list Go to WordPress Admin → EazyDocs → API Docs. If
Global API Docs defaults live inside EazyDocs → Settings → API Docs (look for an