You can do this by going to assets>sass>core>variables. Just edit the $font_families array and your google fonts will be added.Īll thats left is to add you fonts into the CSS. Here you can add and change the google fonts being loaded onto the site. Just search for $font_families in the functions.php file, or scroll down after the setup section and you will find it. Ignition makes it easy to use google fonts. If you remove widgets here make sure to remove them from the file footer-widgets.php too. By default there is one sidebar widget and 4 others for the footer area. You can also scroll down further and change the widgets. One menu comes with ignition and is output in the header of the site. That size, thankfully, is not under our clients control. It should be noted that this thumbnail has nothing to do with the post-thumbnail size, which we set up in our functions.php file. You can leave the thumbnail size at 150 or 300 because this one gets used in the back end in some areas and plugins.
You can do that by going to the WP admin and under settings>media set the medium and large sizes to 0. I have never had a clients touch these successfully, nor have I ever considered using them as they can be touched by the client and thus ruin the layout of the site. Most sites do not need the image sizes that come with WordPress on the backend. This leads into the next topic: Remove Media sizes Images are responsive so find the largest size that is common between your images and use that size. This will just bloat your server with tons of images and is not necessary. You can go and add your own sizes now, although try and find the common denominators between your image areas in your theme, so you don’t go making tons of image sizes. You can learn more about the media sizes here. The headers in page and post content use this size by default. The header image size is meant to be used for large headers, and there are actually a few Ignition functions that rely on this size existing, so don’t just delete it. You can change the numbers of these so it works well with your theme. Media Sizesīy default ignition sets the post-thumbnail size to 300×300 pixels with the crop turned on. Below are the main things you may want to edit for your theme. You should go through it and make changes as needed to match your theme. Thumbnails have been enabled, scripts and styles have been added and a main menu and widgets have been initialized. The good part is most of it is done for you. The file is pretty self explanatory and walks you through setting up your theme. It should be the first file you open when starting out. Here we can start setting things up for the new site. It’s a good first stop when making a new theme. You can use it to call native PHP functions, WordPress hooks, or to define your own functions. It’s where you can set things up for the theme by adding features and functionality to the site. If you have ever themed a WordPress site before you know about this file.
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