Advanced

• Space, hide, and animate blocks with magic classes Add a WordPress custom CSS class to any block to change spacing, hide it on phones, or animate it on scroll, using Dirigible's built-in magic classes.
• Adding custom CSS with Additional CSS Add custom CSS to your WordPress site in the Customizer's Additional CSS box, style one block with its own class, and reuse your theme's colors and fonts.
• Add custom CSS to one section with Block CSS Add custom CSS to one Section block in WordPress. Block CSS styles only that section and the blocks inside it, without touching sitewide Additional CSS.
• Hooks and filters in the Dirigible theme WordPress hooks and filters in Dirigible Studio. Add content around pages, posts, the header, and pop-up, or adjust post links, structured data, and SVGs.
• Use a child theme A WordPress child theme keeps your PHP and template changes when the parent theme updates. When you need one, how to get one, and when CSS is enough.
• Import and export theme settings Back up or copy Dirigible Styles, Settings, and Additional CSS between WordPress sites, and import plugin sample data when you need demo content.
• Add scripts and chat widgets to your site Add a chat widget, booking tool, or other script to the head, body, or footer of every WordPress page, and learn when a tracking ID or Additional CSS fits.
• Check your site's structured data See what structured data (schema markup) your WordPress site already gives search engines, fill the gaps, and test a page in Google's Rich Results Test.
• Use the Landing Page template Make a WordPress landing page with no header, menu, or footer using the Landing Page template, then plan for the pop-up and a way back to your site.
• Speed settings and when to change them A plugin broke, fonts flash, or images are heavy? Which Dirigible speed setting to change: jQuery in Optimize, image compression, Font Preload, and tracking.
• Move a site or make a staging copy Move a WordPress site to a new host or domain, or make a staging copy, then check the site URL, licenses, permalinks, settings, and API keys.
• Add PHP with the Code Snippets plugin Add PHP to your WordPress site with the free Code Snippets plugin instead of editing theme files, and get back in if a snippet takes the site down.

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