Kadence Theme Advanced

By default, the Kadence Theme post navigation shows only the post titles with arrows. With this code snippet, you can enhance it by displaying the featured image (thumbnail) of the next and previous posts. PHP Snippet Add the PHP code snippets using a plugin. Refer to our guide here: How to add a custom filter or…

The Kadence Theme has the kadence_scroll_to_id_additional_offset filter that allows users to modify the additional vertical offset (in pixels) applied when scrolling to anchor links using Kadence’s built-in smooth scroll behavior. It does not modify animation timing or speed. This can be useful if you have custom sticky headers, admin bars, or dynamic content that affects…

Changing the markup isn’t always a good idea, you can hurt your accessibility score by changing the sequentially-descending order. However, some people want to do this or they want to change the text output. In this tutorial, we will look at changing the headings HTML tag and where applicable the headings text in 4 common…

Are you a Kadence theme user looking to enhance your WordPress site with powerful customizations? Look no further! In this article, we’ve compiled a collection of essential code snippets tailored specifically for Kadence users. Whether you want to customize your admin experience, optimize site performance, or add new functionality without relying on additional plugins, these…

What is Microdata? HTML Microdata is a way to add semantic meaning to your web content by embedding metadata within your HTML elements using a standardized format. This metadata helps search engines and other tools better understand the content of your website, which can improve things like search result visibility. If you’re interesting in reading…

Creating a seamless reading experience for your WordPress blog is one of the most effective ways to boost engagement and keep visitors exploring your content. Instead of forcing readers to click through pagination links, you can implement an infinite scroll blog roll, where posts automatically load and display their full content as the user scrolls…

The Kadence theme uses SVG icons which display inline. Inline SVGs are used instead of an icon font for better site performance. If you want to change out an icon on your site you can do so using a custom PHP filter. For example, let’s say you want to change out the shopping cart icon…

By default, WordPress is designed to distinguish between posts and pages: However, you might have use cases where it makes sense to assign categories or tags to pages. In that case, you can enable them with a small tweak. For example, you might want to create a Query Loop Adv block that displays Pages filtered…