Category: Prologe Tutorials

With Prologe, you can show or hide the top search (icon). If you prefer to show the search as a widget, you can disable this icon. Go to Appearance > Customize > Prologe Theme Options > Basic Settings Look got the Show Search in Header settings and check the box to hide it Click the Publish button

We took the default WordPress Recent Comments widget and made a couple of modifications to it. Instead of a basic list of comments, we added more style with the addition of an avatar. Go to Appearance > Widgets Drag an Prologe Recent Comments widget into a sidebar position Click the Save button

The Prologe theme (pro version) includes a recent posts widget to display the most recent posts with thumbnails. The thumbnails are automatically generated from the featured image you upload for the post(s). Go to Appearance > Widgets Drag the Prologe Recent Posts widget into the sidebar position you want to show it in. Title your widget Enter the number of […]

With Prologe (pro version), you get an “About Me” widget that gives you the option to upload a portrait photo and to write a brief introduction of yourself. Go to Appearance > Widgets Drag the Prologe About Me widget into the sidebar position you want to show it in. Add a title for your widget Upload a portrait photo (optional) […]

We’ve given you a nice feature with pages by letting you add custom excerpts to your page titles. You can use excerpts as a way to provide a page introduction in addition to your main content. NOTE: Excerpts are available on both the free and premium versions of Prologe. To add an excerpt to a page, follow […]

In older themes, we were using a third-party ColorBox lightbox script that uses the image “title” for captions and not the actual image caption. This created many problems if you wanted to use the real caption. If you would like a lightbox for your website and the Prologe theme, we recommend checking out the WP Featherlight plugin. Currently, it […]

With Prologe (premium version), you can change several content-based labels such as “Read More“, and a few others that we made customizable. So, let’s get started with the blog intro which we covered earlier, but here is a reminder… Blog Intro Labels Go to Appearance > Customize > Prologe Theme Options > Label Settings. Customize the label you […]

With the premium version of Prologe, you can show related posts on the full post view (footer area). The related posts section looks like this: If you choose to show the related posts at the bottom of your article, you have the option to choose how to show them: Random By Category By Tags Follow […]

Just like setting the layout for your blog, you can do this for your full post view. You get up to 3 layouts: Post With Right Sidebar Post With Left Sidebar Post Full-Width no Sidebar To change your full post layout, follow these steps: Go to Appearance > Customize > Prologe Theme Options > Post Settings. […]

This tutorial will show you how to change your blog summaries to use excerpts. This gives you a consistent look for each blog post summary displayed. Please note that any formatting and images will not be shown until you view the full post. Go to Appearance > Customize > Prologe Theme Options > Blog Settings. Find […]

The Prologe (pro version) gives you 6 blog layouts. Centered without Sidebar Classic with Left Sidebar Classic with Right Sidebar Grid Without Sidebar (pro) List without Sidebar (pro) Gallery without Sidebar (pro) To change the layout, follow these steps: Go to Appearance > Customize > Prologe Theme Options > Blog Settings. Find the Blog Layout dropdown setting and […]

Prologe (pro version) gives you the option to create a custom blog title and introduction. It gives your visitors an introduction to your blog’s home page. Go to the Appearance > Customize > Theme Options > Blog Settings. Enable your Blog Heading Group by checking the box next to the Show the Blog Heading Group setting. Type a blog title for your […]

When using the FrontPage Cover template, you can display a CTA (Call-to-Action) section. You get a lot of options with the CTA set up, all done from the Customizer. A reminder that you don’t have to enable every element; you can set the title only, the intro, a single button, or any combination. Go to Appearance […]

When using the Header Image feature for your front page or when your page or post uses a cover template, you have a few settings to further customize how they look. IMPORTANT: These global settings, which means what you set here will affect all pages using the cover templates. Go to Appearance > Customize > Prologe Theme […]

With Prologe, you can utilize the included front page cover template which gives you a photo backdrop⚊like the demo site shows. Your front page template utilizes the WordPress Custom Header Image feature which gives you the option to have 1 or more photos. If you upload additional images, you can have them randomize when loading. By default, this […]