Today’s YOOtheme Pro 2.2 release focuses on improving existing features and refining them with new options. The biggest change comes to the architecture behind loading dynamic content. We refactored the GraphQL schema configuration and added documentation allowing 3rd party developers to extend YOOtheme Pro with custom sources. There are also more filter and ordering options and more. Let’s walk through all the improvements.
Today we are excited to introduce YOOtheme Pro 2.1. This time it’s a huge release with tons of new features for all parts of YOOtheme Pro. We added dynamic conditions to display elements depending on a field’s content, made column layouts customizable and improved the integration into the WordPress eco-system by supporting Toolset and WordPress Popular Posts, just to name a few. There are also a lot of other improvements many of you requested.
Today we are thrilled to announce the release of YOOtheme Pro 2.0! It comes with the game-changing features many of you have been waiting for: dynamic content and the template builder. They allow you to load dynamic content into your layouts and create site-wide templates for categories and posts using the YOOtheme Pro builder. This changes the scope of YOOtheme Pro fundamentally. Now you can use the power of the YOOtheme Pro builder to create complex dynamic websites. Let’s get started!
We have been a bit quiet lately, but today we are excited to announce YOOtheme Pro 2.0! We have been working on it over the last 10 months, and finally we are on the home stretch to bring you its most anticipated features: dynamic content and the template builder.
Today we are happy to present UIkit 3.2. It comes with some small but very useful features like the column and row gap for the Grid component and additional font weight utility classes for the Text component. There’s also some news about UIkit 4. Let’s take a look.
Today we are excited to introduce UIkit 3.1. It’s the first feature release since UIkit 3 became stable and comes with two new features – SVG stroke animations and an updated Heading component. We also put some thoughts into how the upcoming releases will reflect the transition from UIkit 3 to UIkit 4.
Since UIkit 3 is feature complete, our current focus is on refactoring and improving existing components. Unfortunately, this includes changing existing HTML classes. To make the transition as smooth as possible we introduced a deprecated variable.
By default, the deprecated variable is set to false, so all deprecated classes are not included in the CSS. If you want to update your markup later and use the deprecated classes along the new ones, set the variable to true in your custom UIkit theme. This makes it possible to add new classes without removing the old ones right away. The CSS file size will slightly increase, but it will also guarantee that nothing breaks, and you can update the markup in your own pace.
@deprecated: true;
The first component we refactored is the Heading component. In the past it only had two size modifiers, now there are five: Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge and 2Xlarge. The old Primary and Hero classes are deprecated. To update your markup, just replace the following classes.
| Deprecated | New |
|---|---|
uk-heading-primary | uk-heading-medium |
uk-heading-hero | uk-heading-xlarge |
We added an option to animate SVG strokes to the Animation and the Parallax components. The stroke animation looks like the SVG is being drawn before your very eyes.
The SVG image has to be injected into the markup as an inline SVG. For the Animation component, simply add uk-svg="animation-stroke: true to the image element. The stroke length will be automatically calculated. If you animate strokes in the Parallax component, you can use the percent unit e.g.100% without knowing the exact length of the stroke.
As part of our fully managed Genesis WordPress Service, Genesis Wordpress Websites were all updated at no extra cost* to WordPress 5.0. Here are some key enhancements:
We’ve just finished updating all your Genesis WordPress site and here’s your year-end review.
Your site(s) are now 100% up-to-date and fully complies with WordPress 4.9 and is prepared for WordPress 5
The update includes:
Today we got great news for you. We’ve updated Widgetkit to 2.9 including many bug fixes and some highly requested features.
Content editing in Widgetkit becomes more comfortable now if you are used to WYSIWYG editors to manage your content.
Introducing the Accelerated Mobile Pages Project, for a faster, open mobile web!
Smartphones and tablets have revolutionized the way we access information, and today people consume a tremendous amount of information using their phones.
Google Calendar has emerged as a powerful tool for managing events on the fly, and integrating with other Google services like Gmail. It has some excellent features, adding a Google Calendar to WordPress is just a matter of embedding it into your posts.