This page has options for more advanced control of your site. Many of the fields on this page allow you to
add HTML code (sometimes required by third-party plugins and widgets). While you can copy/paste/edit many of
the CSS Snippets provided from the Snippets tab, it may be helpful if you understand a bit about
HTML coding to used these fields most effectively.
The values you put here are saved in the WordPress database, and will survive theme upgrades and other changes.
PLEASE NOTE: NO validation is made on the field values, so be careful not to paste invalid code.
Invalid code is usually harmless, but it can make your site display incorrectly. If your site looks broken after make changes here,
please double check that what you entered uses valid HTML or CSS rules. Also note that backslashes will be stripped.
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Pre-Header Code top
This code will be inserted right before the header area (between the "wrapper" and the "header" div tags), above the
menus and site image. This block also can be used as an alternative to the Weaver Header Widget Area.
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on the front (home) page.
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on non-front pages.
Site Header Insert Code top
This code HTML will be inserted into the
#branding div header area right above where the standard site
header image goes. You can use it for logos, better site name text - whatever. When used in combination with hiding the site title,
header image, and the menu, you can design a completely custom header. If you hide the title, image, and header, no other code is generated
in the #branding div, so this code can be a complete header replacement. You can also use WP shortcodes to embed plugins, including
rotating image slideshows such as
Meteor Slides .
And Weaver automatically supports the
Dynamic Headers plugin which allows you
create highly dynamic headers from its control panel - just install and it will work without any other code edits.
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If you check this box, then this Header code will be used only when the front page is displayed. Other
pages will be displayed using normal header settings. Checking this will also automatically hide the standard
header image on the front page so you can use a slide show on the front page, and standard header images on other pages.
Post-Header Code top
This code will be inserted right after the header area and before the main content area (between the "header"
and the "main" div tags), below the menus and site image.
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on the front (home) page.
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on non-front pages.
Pre-Footer Code top
This code will be inserted right after the main content area and before the footer area (between the "main"
and the "footer" div tags).
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on the front (home) page.
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on non-front pages.
Site Footer Area Code top
This code will be inserted into the site footer area, right before the before the "Powered by" credits, but after any Footer widgets. This
could include extra information, visit counters, etc.
Post-Footer Code top
This code will be inserted right after the footer area (between the "footer" and the "wrapper" /div tags).
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on the front (home) page.
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on non-front pages.
Pre-Sidebar Code top
This code will be inserted right above the first sidebar area.
(Note: some HTML elements may require using 'style="display:inline"' to avoid
display over entire page width. This also doesn't work well with the "Two, left and right sides" sidebar arrangement.)
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on the front (home) page.
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If you check this box, then the code from this area will not be displayed on non-front pages.
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Custom Page Template Options Weaver includes several page templates. Some have extra options here. * The 2 Col Content template splits content into two columns.
you manually set the column split using the standard WP '<--more-->' convention. Columns will split first horizontally, then vertically (you
can have more than one <--more--> tag). * The Alternative Sidebar templates have a single, fixed width sidebar that uses only the
Alternative Widget Area . * The One column, no sidebar template produces a single content column with no sidebars. * The
other templates are explained below.
"Custom Header Page Template" Code and Options top
This block functions exactly the same as Site Header Insert Code when used with pages created with the
Custom Header (see Adv Opts admin) page template. The template creates pages that use
only this code to display a header (they don't use the standard site header image).
Use Per Page Options on main Edit Page menu to control Menu and Site Title visibility, or add code on a per page basis.
"Blank Page Template" Options top
The Blank - (see Adv Opts admin) page template will wrap the content of an associated page only
with the '#wrapper' HTML div surrounding the optional #header and #footer divs, and the #main div for the actual content.
('<div id="wrapper"><div id="header">header</div><div id="main">Content of page</div><div id="footer">footer</div>').
You will probably want to wrap your content in its own div with styling defined
by a class added to the <HEAD> Section. Use Per Page Options on main Page edit menu to control Menu, Site Title, and Header Image visibility.
Advanced CSS Options Add CSS Rules to Weaver's style rules top
Some advanced developers prefer that their custom CSS rules be added to the weaver_style.css file rather than
included in the <HEAD> Section above. Any CSS style rules here will be added at the end of the regular Weaver
CSS rules. Do not add <style> and </style> here - just CSS. These rules will be saved with your theme .wvr file.
Predefined Theme CSS Rules top
Beginning with Weaver Version 1.5, this area is of significantly reduced importance. If a predefined theme
requires some CSS that can't be applied with a Main Options CSS rule, then that CSS will appear here.
You may edit it if needed to make your own theme work. If you are defining a theme you want to share, you should move any definitions from
the <HEAD> Section to here for your final version. That will leave the <HEAD> Section empty for others to add more customizations.
This code is included before the <HEAD> Section code in the final HTML output file.
Site Options
The following options are related to the current site. There are also some administrative options. These
options are
not considered to be a part of the theme, and are not saved in the theme
settings file when you save a theme. These options are saved in the WP database, and will survive an
upgrade to a new Weaver version. (The settings above this section are all saved when you save your theme settings.)
Add HTML to Primary Menu Bar top
Any HTML you provide here will be added to the left or right end of the primary menu bar. This will most likely be images and links to Twitter, Feedburner,
or other social links. The maximum and optimal height for images is 24px. For other sized images, add style="top:2px"
to the <img> tag (adjust the 2px to make it line up). Combine all links you need into this one spot.
Left Side:
Right Side:
Per Page Widget Areas top
Weaver will create extra widget areas that will be displayed at the top of the content area on a per page basis. Enter
a list of one or more widget area names separated by commas. Your names should include only letters, numbers, or underscores -
no spaces or other special characters. The widgets areas will appear on the Appearance->Widgets menus. They can be include
on individual pages by adding the name "Weaver Options For This Page" box on the Edit Page menu.
SEO Tags top
Every site should have at least "description" and "keywords" meta tags
for basic SEO (Search Engine Optimization) support. Please edit these tags to provide more information about your site, which is inserted
into the <HEAD> section of your site. You might want to check out other WordPress SEO plugins if you need more advanced SEO. Note
that this information is not part of your theme settings, and will not be included when you save or restore your theme.
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You will want to check this box if you are using one of the WordPress SEO plugins. If you check this box, then this meta information will not be added to your site,
and a standard WP <title> compatible with SEO plugins will be used. By default, Weaver generates header information that is SEO compatible, but does
not have some of the advanced optimizations available from the plugins.
Site Copyright top
If you fill this in, the default copyright notice in the footer will be replaced with the text here. It will not
automatically update from year to year. Use © to display ©. You can use other HTML as well.
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Check this to hide the "Proudly powered by" notice in the footer.
The Last Thing top
This code is inserted right before the closing </body> tag.
Some outside sites may provide you with JavaScript code that should be put here. (Note
that this information is not part of your theme settings, and will not be included when you save or restore your theme.)
Weaver Shortcodes top
The Weaver theme includes some shortcodes to allow you to easily add extra content and features to your regular content. Shortcodes are explained more
in the help - click the (?). This section just provides a brief summary of Weaver's shortcodes. (There is just one at the moment.)
[weaver_show_posts] Shortcode
Displays a filtered selection of posts withing a page. Summary of all parameters, shown with default values. You don't need to supply every
option when you add the [weaver_show_posts] to your own content.
[weaver_show_posts cats="" tags="" author="" single_post="" orderby="date" sort="DESC" number="5" show="full" hide_title=""
hide_top_info="" hide_bottom_info="" show_featured_image="" show_avatar="" show_bio="" excerpt_length="" style=""
class="" header="" header_style="" header_class="" more_msg=""]
Administrative Options top
These options control some administrative options and appearance features.
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Show "HTML Code Insertion Areas" options by default -
Checking this box will show the HTML Code Insertion Areas option boxes by default.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Weaver now includes support for Rounded Corners and Shadows in Internet Explorer
via an add-on script called PIE. (The script doesn't work with the menu bars. Sorry.) The script has been enabled by default. It can cause
a small delay in displaying the site, but the site will look much better. If you have difficulties or don't like the way the site renders, you can disable the support.
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Disable IE rounded corners support - If you are having issues with IE and rounded corners, please disable this option.
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Show Site Preview - Checking this box will show a Site Preview at the bottom of the screen which might slow down response a bit.
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Hide Theme Thumbnails - Checking this box will hide the Sub-theme preview thumbnails on the Weaver Themes tab which might speed up response a bit.
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Don't auto-display CSS rules - Checking this box will disable the auto-display of Main Option elements that have CSS settings.
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Hide old IE version warning - A few options (e.g., Move Title over Header) require IE 8 or later to display correctly.
Check this box to hide the warning Weaver automatically displays if you are using these options and the visitor is using IE 7 or earlier.
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Use Inline CSS - Checking this box will have Weaver generate CSS inline rather than use the style-weaver.css external style sheet.