Document Category: Advanced Usage

If you need to manage a large gallery,  you can profit of WP's built in gallery feature and use it inside LiveCanvas pages Here are Read more...

From version 1.8.0, LiveCanvas does fully support inline SVG icons. These are just icons which are coded as vectorial SVG elements, directly in the HTML Read more...

To make your work faster in LiveCanvas, starting from version 1.8 we have introduced some shortcuts. Mouse-based shortcuts Double-clicking the contextual menu labels (eg "Block") Read more...

The picostrap theme has an extremely simple footer. It starts by default with just some dummy text, that you can easily customize using the WordPress Read more...

Sometimes  you may want to have a special page in your site which just works better without the header and footer - just the content Read more...

No PHP code is allowed directly into LiveCanvas pages, but you can insert ordinary WordPress shortcodes - and there's a nice helper to make the Read more...

As you may already know, the LiveCanvas plugin adds no CSS or JS to your site at all, unless you specifically ask for it, of Read more...

There are a number of alternative ways to add your own custom CSS or JS code to your LiveCanvas-powered website. Let's dive into this and Read more...