Docy Documentation Theme v3.2.0 Update & Changes

First of all, take a look at the changes to Docy documentation theme:

Note: This is a major update. Please read the changelog and the blog post carefully before updating the theme.
New: Redux framework plugin replaced with builtin Theme Settings (Deactivate the Redux framework plugin to avoid conflict with the builtin Theme Settings).
New: Added Dark Mode Color Controls in Elementor (You can find the dark mode controls in the Elementor Advanced Tab).
New: Added post format icon for blog post title (To add/change the blog post format icon, go to Theme Settings > Blog Pages > Post Format Icon and select the icon from the dropdown).
Tweaked: Gutenburg editor compatibility (default block style improved and some block settings are adjusted that were not working in the block editor). 
Tweaked: Product details page design improved (Subtitle shadow added on product image box, Sale price, product tabs, review form consent checkbox, etc).
Updated: wooCommerce outdated template files.
Updated: Deprecated demo importer plugin functions.
Updated: Demo Contents.

Now let’s describe the major changes and new things.

Deactivate Redux Framework Plugin

Once you’ve successfully installed/updated the latest version (3.2.0) of the Docy theme, an important notice will appear in your dashboard, urging you to deactivate the Redux Framework plugin.

This step is crucial in order to prevent any potential conflicts with the built-in Theme Settings. By deactivating the Redux Framework plugin, you’ll ensure that the theme’s functionalities work seamlessly without any hindrances.

Note that you will not lose your previous theme settings data after migrating to our updated theme settings page.

Dark Mode Elementor Control Settings

The “Dark Mode Color” Control Tabs control will be found in Elementor Editor’s Advanced Tabs Dark Mode Color section.

It allows customization of color options specifically for the dark mode display. Modify background, text, and border colors for tabs in dark mode. Enhance the visual appeal and create a seamless dark mode experience on your website.

Blog Post Format Icon

The process of adding or changing the blog post format (standard and video) icon is straightforward. Begin by accessing the Theme Settings menu in your WordPress dashboard. Once there, navigate to the “Blog Pages” section. Look for the “Post Format Icon” option within this section and click on it.

A drop-down menu will appear, offering a selection of icons to choose from. Browse through the available options and select the icon that best suits your desired blog post format.

Save your changes, and the selected icon will be applied to your blog posts accordingly. This feature allows you to visually represent different post formats and enhance the overall aesthetics of your blog.