The plugin uses a WordPress font named “Dashicons” to render button icons. We made this choice because the font is already part of WP core and you will not need to add any other plugins or page-builder components just to get some simple icons in your buttons. Saves time and bandwidth. You may use Bootstrap […]
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To adjust how the opened Findword finder box looks, open the same settings page in your admin and set the shadowing around the box Box Shadow Color and Box Shadow Glow. This give the utility box for this plugin a bit of dimension so it might standout from other sections around the utility box on
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This section covers how to make changes to the individual components, like buttons and boxes, of this plugin. Start by opening Advanced Options of FindWord Plus, from the admin menu/sidemenu. You will find all the options for changing colors at the top of the opened page section.
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Setting up Findword to your liking is done inside of the administrator control panel of WordPress (or ClassicPress). There are fourteen main settings that can be changed or left alone as default settings. One of the most important settings is the Wrapper Class Name which is located inside of the admin panel for the main
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Getting started with Findword takes a couple of minutes to go over the options available in the wp-admin page Findword Plus and decide how you want the site search word finder to behave. Out-of-the-box Findword will work well but we will go over the available options and how to setup the plugin for your own
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