In WordPress, breadcrumbs provide a navigational trail for users, enhancing the usability and SEO of your site. If you’re using the MonaWP theme and want to replace its built-in breadcrumbs with those from popular SEO plugins like Yoast, All in One SEO, or Rank Math, this guide will help you achieve that by using WordPress […]
One of the powerful features of WordPress is its hooks and filters, allowing you to modify the behavior and appearance of your site without changing the core code. In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to use MonaWP filters to replace the read time element in your theme with custom code or even remove it entirely. […]
Use MonaWP filters to replace pieces of theme with your own custom code. Install a custom code inserter plugin like https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/ Add custom PHP code by going to Code Snippets -> Add New -> Add Your Custom Code . Then paste the following code and make sure its set on PHP and not other language. […]
Go to Customize -> Global -> Colors & Style. Choose from over 200 premade color palettes. Each palette has contrast ratio of at least 4:1. Setting Up Color Contrast To ensure accessibility, it’s important to maintain a strong contrast ratio between your main colors (Primary, Secondary, Special, and Special Secondary) and your contrast colors. […]
Go to Customize-> Presets -> Global and select any numbered preset. Use Arrow up or arrow down keys to swap presets. If you find a preset you like, click “Publish” to save settings. Each preset has unique combination of fonts, colors, spacings, and other options.
To add logo, go to Customizer -> Site Identity, click on “Select logo”, choose from uploaded images or upload new one.