We just need to add the Menu action to the navigational element and it will display WordPress menu using our HTML structure as the template for the menu: Displaying menu using any HTML structure.Д¬ustomizer lets us make areas of the page editable. Next, we have a bunch of actions that can be used anywhere on the page (not just inside Show Posts).Дisplaying custom menus couldnвЂ™t be simpler. It lets us map all pagination controls to our custom pagination HTML control: Displaying custom pagination. Post Pagination action is a good example of that. Smart actions adjust the WordPress output to fit into your custom HTML structure and styling вЂ“ not the other way around. Post tags, categories and custom taxonomies: Displaying and registering custom taxonomy. Within Show Posts we can use the rest of Post actions to display post title, excerpt, image and so on: Displaying post featured image in a loop.Д¬ustom post fields are fully supported: Using post fields for button label and link. But we can also customize the loop structure: The loop structure can be customized.

Show Posts can also run custom queries, where we specify criteria for what posts should be displayed, and also optionally register a new custom post type: Displaying custom query and registering a custom post type.ДЄnd Show Posts can also handle relationships (collections of posts that are connected to the current post): Showing related posts.Д«y default, Show Posts will repeat its HTML element for each post in the collection. Using Show Posts action to display the main loop (collection of posts returned by WordPress engine for any given template): Show Posts displaying the main loop. Something simple for start вЂ“ displaying the name of the website: Displaying the site name. Pinegrow Theme Converter comes with a set of Smart actions, that are both powerful and easy to use and cover the complete set of CMS features. The process is: we open the exported project in Pinegrow Theme Converter and set how the theme elements should behave by assigning smart actions to elements on the page вЂ“ visually. We get to define the perfect information architecture for your site, including using custom post types, post fields, relationships, queries, taxonomies, customizer fields and more. We (the site author, designer, architect) get to decide how the theme will behave. The conversion from HTML to WordPress is not a black box process. Watch how we convert a one-page website to WordPress theme. Prefer to watch? HereвЂ™s a video walkthrough where weвЂ™ll convert a one page website to fully-featured WordPress theme: When we re-export the HTML files Pinegrow maps WordPress features back to HTML elements. This is possible because Pinegrow Theme Converter doesnвЂ™t add WordPress actions directly into source HTML files, and instead stores them in a special file within the project. Then, we just export the HTML again and re-run it through Pinegrow Theme Converter to generate the updated WordPress theme. Even if we make edits to the original HTML project, that only serves as a blueprint for manually transferring the changes to template files.ДЄfter setting up the theme conversion in Pinegrow Theme Converter we continue to edit the project in our favorite website builder. Once we have the project converted to WordPress PHP template files, we have to apply any changes directly to PHP files. HTML to WordPress conversion is usually a one way street. Today weвЂ™re launching a new desktop app, Pinegrow Theme Converter that lets you use your favorite website builder to create custom WordPress themes. Use Pinegrow Theme Converter with any website builder. Use your favorite website builder вЂ“ Webflow, Muse, Dreamweaver, Blocs or any HTML editor вЂ“ to create custom WordPress themes.

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