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As of Architect v1.4, you can now import Blueprints and Presets. This also means, you can make your own Presets. If you are a designer, you could even sell them! This document can be viewed online at: https://architect4wp.com/codex/architect-making-your-own-presets/Getting startedGetting started A Blueprint is saved in a text file that you can then import later, or…
Read MoreArchitect has many hooks to enable developers to extend and modify it. Last update: v1.4.0 File Filter Name Arguments /application/admin/php/arc-options.php arc-extend-options apply_filters(‘arc-extend-options’,$this->sections) /application/admin/php/arc-save-process-blueprints.php arc_blueprint_css apply_filters(‘arc_blueprint_css’, $pzarc_contents ) /application/admin/php/class_arc_blueprints_designer.php arc_editor_tabs apply_filters(‘arc_editor_tabs’, $fields) arc-slider-engine apply_filters(‘arc-slider-engine’, array(‘slick’ => ‘Slick’) arc-transitions apply_filters(‘arc-transitions’, $transitions) arc-extend-slider-settings apply_filters(‘arc-extend-slider-settings’, $sections[ ‘_slidertabbed’ ]) arc-extend-masonry-settings apply_filters(‘arc-extend-masonry-settings’,$sections[ ‘_masonry’…
Read MoreIn this tutorial, we will learn about using the custom fields feature of Architect by using the very popular Advanced Custom Fields plugin and Architect’s own Snippet post type, to make a product pricing table. In this tutorial we’ll learn about: Custom fields Custom CSS Custom taxonomies Snippets This tutorial covers custom CSS which involves…
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