How to Create a Solid Foundation for a Greenshift Powered WordPress Website
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- When you buidl a house, it is important to start with a solid foundation. This is the same when we build websites.
In the video Paul goes over how to set up the core foundation for a Greenshift powered website, using the Greenshift pagebuilder plugin and Greenshift FSE theme.
►Video Chapters ◄
1. Introduction - 0:00
2. Font Selection (Google Fonts) - 1:04
3. Font Loader Settings - 6:10
3. Greenshift Stylebook - Setting Global Typography - 7:56
4. Greenshift Stylebook - Setting Global Colors - 10:44
4. Site Editor Settings - 13:55
5. Class System Overview - 19:30
6. Conclusion - 28:40
►Paul is using the following plugins and themes: ◄
✅ Block Editor: Greenshift - wordpress.org/plugins/greensh...
✅ Block FSE Theme: Greenshift Theme - wordpress.org/themes/greenshift/
✅ Purchase Greenshift Addons: shop.greenshiftwp.com/downloa...
►Looking for Greenshift Block Templates? ◄
Check out gstemplates.com where you can download free block layout templates for the Greenshift block pagebuilder.
►Affiliate disclosure ◄
The links I share are affiliated products and if you decide to purchase anything with my affiliate links, I will receive a small commission payment.
Enjoy this video, if you have any questions, leave them in the comments below and please share and like the video to help get this video out to more people
Thank you for your support and watching my videos.
Hi Team, thanks for checking out my latest video. I hope it helps and provides a good overview of how important it is to setup a basic foundation for your Greenshift powered website. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and any questions you have. Just remember we are all learning, including myself, so any feedback or corrections are always welcomed. Enjoy and see you in the comments.
from Saudi Arabia , we say thanks. keep going
Thanks very much. Your comment inspires me.
Hey! Great video. I think it's probably the most necessary video to start using GreenShift. I don't know why the developers didn't make a video like this. Hope you could provide more videos, specially settings the basic things, that will help many current GS customers save time because current official video tutorials doesn't start from the basic and the topics are unorganized.
Thanks very much for your feedback Ricardo, it means a lot and I will certainly be making more videos related to Greenshift. I'll have to do another version of this video when GS V7.0 is released soon, which includes the Stylebook placement in the editor and also the variable styles as well. Stay tuned and keep smiling 🙂
Thank you for a great informative video It's a great help . Hope you cover more on the subject
Thanks so much @gillyc7353. I do plan to do more videos, so watch this space :-)
Thanks for this great starter video for Greenshift, it's been invaluable. It put a lot of things into proper perspective for me.
Thanks very much Darryl. It is awesome to read that you found it helpful. As you know, Greenshift is an always growing and changing plugin so even I find it hard to keep up sometimes, particularly with the latest updates. My aim is to simplify Greenshift as much as possible and with your feedback, it is certainly encouraging. Thanks again for taking the time to write your comment. It means a lot.
Am I the only one puzzled by the 1px top margin on the headings? :)
Can you explain why?
Agh cool, was waiting for someone to ask me that question. So, in the old days before stylebook, when adding an GS advanced header block into the editor, it would add a margin to the top of it, it still does it, but you can now control that via the stylebook. The story is that on a few sites I built, I added 0px to the top margin of that block, instead of 1px. Greenshift was then updated several versions later and automatically stripped out the 0px top margin that I added in manually to all the Advanced header blocks, but any that I put a different value in, like 10px or something else, it retained that value. So I had to go through those few sites and redo all the top margins again. Sure I could have added the global styling it had at the time, but look at what is happening now, the old class / styling system is being removed. So, by putting 1px instead of 0px, if the ever the 0px input is stirpped out again in a future update, at least it will be retained. I hope that makes sense. Thanks for asking :🙂
Really nice video ! One thing about button : I saw that the button in footer still keeps his own styles. Is it a different kind of button, not affected by global GS styles ?
Thanks for the comment. The footer takes on the styling from GS even though it is a core button block, not a GS button block. It looks different on the backend, with a purple colour, but on the front end it takes on the GS button block styling, except for paddings. Since the latest V7.0 release, I am really just starting again to get my head around it all and was planning to do another video to cover the new features in, but yeah, got to spend some time playing with it some more. Thanks again for watching and for your comment 🙂
Awesome tutorial. Can you make a tutorial for Blocksy/kadence with Greenshift. I have all these and creating websites but not knowing any of these important fundamentals. Lol.
Nice video
Can you pls make videos on woocommers with gs
Thank you. Thanks for the suggestion. I have added that to my to do list.
Hey #wpgeni can we get a complete blog website build using greenshift it's a request
Absolutely @iampgodara, I can do that. Is there any specific genre of blog that you want to see, or any type? I was thinking of doing a travel type blog build tutorial, would that be of interest to you or do you have another genre in mind?
@@wpgeni yes travel blog is great where people write about best things to do in [location] that would be great i know it's gonna be so work and big video but that guide gonna help in future because of FSE
Just a well-meant thought, I love the video, but the background music really does not help. Thanks for your work
Thanks for the bg music feedback. I'll definitely not be using that one again 🙂
I hope the official team hires you instead of their current lousy instructors, unorganized features, weird voice and it actually puts many people off!
VEry bad mic
Hey, thanks for the feedback. Yeah, I gotta get my audio setup much better. Otherwise, I hope the video helped you out.