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I’m so excited to share our latest update for the Docy theme! We’ve been working hard behind the scenes to make your experience smoother, faster, and more flexible than ever. Whether you’re building a knowledge base or a full-blown course site, this release is packed with refinements that I think you’re really going to appreciate.
New: Tutor LMS plugin integrated with full Dark Mode support New: Preset background styles added for the Title-bar New: Accent color option added for Dark Mode in 'Theme Settings > Dark Mode' New: Style Guide page added New: Wide container option added to Header Width settings New: Added documentation for the 'Usage of Helper Classes in Docy' at https://tinyurl.com/2g3ejbep Fixed: Mobile menu display issues in RTL mode Fixed: Resolved E_ERROR type issue in video-playlist widget Fixed: Navbar positioning inconsistency in Page Options Tweaked: Improved bbPress user profile design Tweaked: Added Dark Mode support for the Elementor Login page Tweaked: Refined link, list (UL, OL, LI), and typography styling Tweaked: Updated Recent Posts widget and WooCommerce Cart page design Tweaked: Enhanced Dark Mode color schemes Tweaked: Implemented automatic versioning for theme assets to optimize caching Tweaked: Moved demo XML files to remote servers to reduce installation package size Tweaked: Refined product detail page aesthetics and navigation menu spacing Tweaked: Merged responsive2.css with responsive.css for better efficiency Tweaked: Refactored navbar logic for improved performance Updated: WooCommerce template files and Pro Elements Removed: Legacy OnePage doc template Removed: Deprecated meta fields in favor of EazyDocs plugin integration
Want to see what these changes look like in action? Here’s a closer look at the highlights of this update.
We’ve finally integrated the Tutor LMS plugin into our Docy documentation WordPress theme. It’s a game-changer if you’re looking to host online courses, and yes, it comes with full Dark Mode support right out of the box. You can explore the demo and see how it fits your needs.
As always, if you run into any hiccups, just drop our support team a message. We’re here to help!
I know how important branding is. Previously, Dark Mode could feel a bit rigid, so we’ve added a dedicated accent color option. You can now set your own colors to make sure your brand shines even in the dark. Just head over to Theme Settings > Dark Mode to play around with the settings.
We’ve taken a deep look at our global styles. From typography tweaks to cleaning up how lists and headings appear, everything is now more consistent. It’s all about making your content look polished without you having to touch a single line of CSS.
If you love to tinker with your layouts, you’ll enjoy our new preset CSS helper classes. They are super efficient and fully compatible with Dark Mode. If you want to dive into the technical details, we’ve put together a handy guide on how to use them here.
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