Page

This section gives you the ability to control page options.

General

Show Featured Images, Video, Audio, etc.
Set this option to “On” if you want the featured items to show, and “Off” if you do not want them to show.
Show Page Comments
Set this option to “On” if you want the page comments to show, and “Off” if you do not want them to show.
Show Image Page Comments
Set this option to “On” if you want the image page comments to show, and “Off” if you do not want them to show.
Reply Icon
Set the icon that you want to be used. You can select from a number of icon sources. Select an Icon Source, then the Icon Type will be populated. The default is to use the Font Awesome “arrow-down” icon.
Error 404 Page Icon
Set the icon that you want to be used. You can select from a number of icon sources. Select an Icon Source, then the Icon Type will be populated. The default is to use the Font Awesome “warning-sign” icon.

Post Lists

This section gives you the ability to control how post lists are shown for all the various post types and their archive pages as well.

General

Post List Location
Change to control the settings per location. When done, make sure to save the changes. The settings below this dropdown will apply to the post list location that is chosen.

List

Template
This option allows you to select a template for the meta data. There are a number of templates included with Intensity, but you can also create your own. See Creating Content > Templates for more information.
Posts Per Page
Set the number of posts to show per page.
Template Content
Select what type of content you want to be shown in the template. If you choose “Excerpt” or “Content”, you can set the “Excerpt/Content Length” to limit how much is shown. If you choose “Full Post Content”, the entire post will be shown.
Excerpt/Content Length
Set the number of words to be shown in the template.
Order By
Select what you would like to order the list by (typical setting would be “Post ID”)
Order
Select how you would like to order the post list (typical setting would be “Descending”)
Masonry
Set this to “On” if you want a Masonry layout, “Off” if you do not want a Masonry layout, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
In finite Scroll
Set this to “On” if you want Infinite Scroll, “Off” if you do not want Infinite Scroll, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Social Sharing Buttons
Set this to “On” if you want to show the social sharing buttons, “Off” if you do not want to show the social sharing buttons, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Filter
Set this to “On” if you want to show the filter, “Off” if you do not want to show the filter, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Author Image
Set this to “On” if you want to show the author image, “Off” if you do not want to show the author image, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Read More
Set this to “On” if you want to show the Read More button/link, “Off” if you do not want to show the Read More button/link, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).

Meta Data

Meta Data
Set this to “On” if you want to show the meta data, “Off” if you do not want to show the meta data, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Template
This option allows you to select a template for the meta data. There are a number of templates included with Intensity, but you can also create your own. See Creating Content > Templates for more information.
Date
Set this to “On” if you want to show the date, “Off” if you do not want to show the date, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Author
Set this to “On” if you want to show the author, “Off” if you do not want to show the author, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Categories
Set this to “On” if you want to show the categories, “Off” if you do not want to show the categories, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Tags
Set this to “On” if you want to show the tags, “Off” if you do not want to show the tags, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Comments
Set this to “On” if you want to show the comments, “Off” if you do not want to show the comments, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).

Animation

Type
Add an animation to the blog list.
Trigger
Select the trigger that will initiate the animation (scroll, hover, click, or delay).
Delay
Set this option if you want to delay the animation. The amount is in milliseconds.

Image

Images
Set this to “On” if you want to show images, “Off” if you do not want to show images, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Show Missing Image
Set this to “On” if you want to show the missing image, “Off” if you do not want to show the missing image, or “Default” if you want to use the setting stored for this option in the “Default Settings” (this is the option “Default Settings” in the “Post List Location” dropdown).
Border Radius
Set a value for the border radius of the image (50% will make the image a circle if the image is square).
%, em, px – examples: 25% or 10em or 20px

Search

This section gives you the ability to set the post types that will be returned in the search results and also the icon that will be used (default is a magnifying glass).

General

Search Results Post Types
The type of posts to show in the search results
Mark all of the post types that you want to show in the search results.
Icon
Set the icon to be used for the search. This icon is shown next to the menu in many of the Intensity header templates.
Select an Icon Source, then the Icon Type will be populated.

Sidebars

This section gives you the ability to control the sidebars for the post type and post type archive pages. The sidebar settings can be applied to all different post types and their archive pages.

General

Location
Change to control the settings per location. When done, make sure to save the changes. The settings below this dropdown will apply to the location that is chosen.
Content & Sidebar
Select the default main content and sidebar alignment. Choose between 1, 2 or 3 column layout.
Left Sidebar
Enter the sidebar name that will show on the left.
Right Sidebar
Enter the sidebar name that will show on the right.
Before Content Sidebar
Enter the sidebar name that will show before the content.
After Content Sidebar
Enter the sidebar name that will show after the content.

Footer

This section gives you the ability to control nearly all things related to the footer. You can choose the layout of the footer, the template that is being used, and color and border options.

General

Widget Heading Color
Set the widget heading color.

Primary Footer

Show
Turn this option On to show the primary footer and turn it Off to not show the primary footer. This value can be overridden at the page or post level.
Layout
Full or boxed width for footer content
Full width allows the content to extend the entire browser width. With full width, content sections can be used to box the content. If you want the content to always be boxed, then choose boxed.
Template
This option allows you to select a template for the footer. There are a number of templates included with Intensity, but you can also create your own. See Creating Content > Templates for more information.
Template Sections
Check each of the sections that you want to show in the footer. Not all the sections may apply to all the footer templates.
Padding
Top – Set this option to add a top padding (measured in pixels)
Right- Set this option to add a right padding (measured in pixels)
Bottom – Set this option to add a bottom padding (measured in pixels)
Left – Set this option to add a left padding (measured in pixels)
Columns
Set the number of columns you want the footer to be. This may not apply to all the footer templates.
Background
This option allows the control of the header background. You can set the color, transparency, repeat, size, attachment, position, and image for the background of the header. More information on these settings can be found here.
Top Border
Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color
Bottom Border
Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color
Opacity
Set the opacity for the footer. Default is 100 (0 is completely transparent, 100 is solid).

Secondary Footer

Show
Turn this option On to show the secondary footer and turn it Off to not show the secondary footer. This value can be overridden at the page or post level.
Template
This option allows you to select a template for the secondary footer. There are a number of templates included with Intensity, but you can also create your own. See Creating Content > Templates for more information.
Layout
Full or boxed width for footer content
Full width allows the content to extend the entire browser width. With full width, content sections can be used to box the content. If you want the content to always be boxed, then choose boxed.
Background
This option allows the control of the header background. You can set the color, transparency, repeat, size, attachment, position, and image for the background of the header. More information on these settings can be found here.
Top Border
Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color
Bottom Border
Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color
Padding
Top – Set this option to add a top padding (measured in pixels)
Right- Set this option to add a right padding (measured in pixels)
Bottom – Set this option to add a bottom padding (measured in pixels)
Left – Set this option to add a left padding (measured in pixels)
Opacity
Set the opacity for the secondary footer. Default is 100 (0 is completely transparent, 100 is solid).

Hooks: Actions and Filters

Hooks allow you to ‘hook’ into the rest of WordPress. There are two types of hooks in WordPress: actions and filters. Actions allow you to run your own code during execution. Filters let you alter content created by WordPress. Intensity defines actions and filters that can be used in your plugins or themes to hook into its functionality.

You can read more about hooks here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API

Actions

intensity_before_header Executed before the header is displayed
intensity_after_header Executed after the header is displayed
intensity_before_opening_main Executed before the main content body
intensity_after_opening_main Executed after the main content body
intensity_before_closing_main Executed before closing of the main content body
intensity_after_closing_main Executed after closing of the main content body
intensity_after_closing_body Executed after closing of the content body
intensity_before_the_content_begin Executed before the page/post content begins
intensity_after_the_content_begin Executed after the page/post content begins
intensity_before_the_content_end Executed before the page/post content ends
intensity_after_the_content_end Executed after the page/post content ends

Filters

intensity_viewport_meta Applies to the viewport meta

Child Themes

WordPress child themes allow you to apply custom changes to your site without the worry of your changes being deleted when the parent theme is updated. Continue reading if you would like to learn how to use or create a child theme.

Support Policy on Child Themes

While child themes are a great way to apply custom changes to Intensity (the parent theme), they are generally used to customize the core code of the parent theme. We cannot provide support for customizations of this kind, as they fall outside our scope of support and we will be unable to assist you with issues that may arise.

What Is A Child Theme

A child theme is a theme that inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, called the parent theme. Child themes are the recommended way of modifying an existing theme.

Why Use A Child Theme

There are a few reasons why you would want to use a child theme:

  • If you modify a theme directly and it is updated, then your modifications may be lost. By using a child theme you will ensure that your modifications are preserved.
  • Using a child theme can speed up development time.
  • Using a child theme is a great way to learn about WordPress theme development.

Installing The Intensity Child Theme

You cannot install a child theme without the parent theme being installed, so make sure to install Intensity prior to installing the Intensity Child Theme.

Open up your WordPress dashboard/admin, i.e (yourdomain.com/wp-admin) and login. On the right hand side click on “Appearance”, you should now have what looks like the screenshot below. As you can see in the screenshot below, there are a couple of “Add new theme” buttons, click either one.
When you get to the screen that looks like the screenshot below, click on the “Upload Theme” button.
When you get to the screen that looks like the screenshot below, click on the “Browse” button and find the Intensity Child Theme that you want to install. The download from ThemeForest includes a number of child themes for Intensity that you can install.
Once you have selected the child theme that you want to install and the name is shown next to the “Browse” button, go ahead and click “Install” to start the installation of the child theme.
When you get to the screen that looks like the screenshot below, the child theme has successfully been installed and now all you have to do is to click the “Activate” link to activate the child theme.
Congratulations, you have successfully installed the Intensity child theme.

In the image below, the “Intensity Child Theme” is the current “Active” theme. The Parent theme, “Intensity”, is found just to the right of the child theme image. If you are looking to modify the core code of the Intensity theme, use the Intensity Child Theme to make your modifications.

Useful Documentation On Child Themes

If you’d like to learn more about child themes, check out the links below.

WordPress Codex on Child Themes
How To Create A WP Child Theme video by WPBeginner.com

Intensity Changelog

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.2.3 (September 11, 2017)

* Added font size and hover color options for social media links in header and footer
* Added Open Graph meta tags for pages and posts
* Fixed a conflict with the preloader and the Autoptomize plugin
* Updated WooCommerce template files

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.2.2 (September 11, 2017)

* Updated Intense to version 2.9.0
* Updated Visual Composer to version 5.2.1
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 6.5.8
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.4.5.2
* Fixed a typo in the branding settings
* Fixed compatibility issues with WooCommerce 3.0.9

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.2.1 (May 25, 2017)

* Fixed showing of nested categories in the breadcrumb
* Updated Intense to version 2.8.9
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 6.5.1
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.4.5.1

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.2.0 (April 25, 2017)

* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.4.3

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.9 (April 18, 2017)

* Updated Intense to version 2.8.8
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 6.3.0
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.4.1
* Updated Visual Composer to version 5.1.1
* Fixed compatibility issues with WooCommerce 3.0+

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.8 (Feb 7, 2017)

* Updated Intense to version 2.8.7
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 6.1.0
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.3.1.5
* Fixed PHP 7.1 related warnings
* Fixed an issue with the one column team template found in the agency child theme
* Fixed an issue with the two column text only content template found in the political child theme

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.7 (December 6, 2016)

* Updated Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to the latest version (5.5.1)
* Updated Intense to version 2.8.5
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 6.0.6
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.3.1
* Updated Visual Composer to version 5.0.1

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.6 (November 10, 2016)

* Fixed content section breakout issues with parallax background images
* Updated Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to the latest version (5.4.8)
* Updated Intense to version 2.8.4
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 6.0.5

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.5 (November 9, 2016)

* Fixed CSS link for dynamically created CSS files
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 6.0.3
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.3.0.2

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.4 (October 14, 2016)

* Fixed an issue with the way preloader code handles download links
* Updated Intense to version 2.8.2
* Updated Redux Framework to the latest version (3.6.1.3)

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.3 (September 15, 2016)

* Fixed preloader so it doesn’t animate when triggered from the single attachment page or
when downloading a file
* Fixed some margin issues that caused horizontal scrollbars
* Fixed default logo url to use the website’s url if not set.
This also fixes an issue with qtranslate reverting to default language.
* Fixed a compatibility issue with upcoming WordPress version 4.7
* Updated WooCommerce templates
* Updated Intense to version 2.8.1
* Updated Visual Composer to version 4.12.1

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.2 (July 8, 2016)

* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 5.6.9
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.2.6
* Updated Visual Composer to version 4.12
* Updated Intense to version 2.8.0
* The above plugins were somehow not updated during packaging of version 1.1.1

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.1 (July 6, 2016)

* Added option to show/hide social links on post pages
* Added Alt Text option for the site logo image
* Added Background Color, Border, and Border Radius options for Secondary level menu
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 5.6.9
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.2.6
* Updated Visual Composer to version 4.12
* Updated Intense to version 2.8.0
* Updated TGM Plugin Activation class to version 2.6.1

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.1.0 (May 31, 2016)

* Fixed an issue in Intense that was preventing installing of demos
* Updated Redux Framework to the latest version (3.6.0.5)
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.2.5.3
* Updated Intense to version 2.7.9

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.9 (May 26, 2016)

* Improved demo installation by separating out steps, improving feedback,
preventing the chance of conflicts with plugins, and adding the ability
to manually FTP upload the demo zip file to the server for installation
* Increased request timeouts for demo import
* Improved overall performance of admin screens
* Fixed issue with saving of template files created with the Templates CPT
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 5.6.8
* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.2.5.1
* Updated Intense to version 2.7.8

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.8 (May 3, 2016)

* Fixed broken demo import
* Removed global word-break styling
* Updated LayerSlider WP to version 5.6.6
* Improved overall performance of admin screens

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.7 (April 26, 2016)

* Updated Slider Revolution to version 5.2.5
* Updated Redux Framework to the latest version (3.6.0.1)
* Added child theme’s style.css as another way to add custom CSS
* Fixed menu styling and search button for page/post level saved header menus
* Improved overall performance

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.6 (April 13, 2016)

* Added Welcome tab to theme options to show links and plugins
* Added theme registration to receive automatic updates, support registration, forum access and more
* Added automatic updates. Users will need to manually update to version 1.0.6.
* Added new “Left menu without branding” header template
* Fixed “Branding on left with menu below” header template

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.5 (April 5, 2016)

* Fixed theme check issues
* Fixed bug in several templates when Intense isn’t enabled
* Fixed missing header animation option warning
* Removed unused intensity_after_closing_body action
* Removed Redux notices
* Removed forced activation/deactivation from TGMPA plugins
* Replaced dirname( __FILE__ ) with get_template_directory() in included plugins

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.4 (March 31, 2016)

* Moved wp_footer to just before closing body tag
* Changed site icon check from WP version to wp_site_icon function check
* Removed functions from header and footer templates
* Prefixed functions, actions, and more that weren’t prefixed
* Fixed data validation issues where dynamic data was not properly escaped
* Fixed divide-by-zero issue in multicolumn widget templates
* Replaced system calls for reading/writing files with WP_Filesystem methods
* Consolidated Intro Effect single post templates to reduce space

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.3 (March 22, 2016)

* Fixed importing of custom post types and saved templates
* Updated theme translatable strings so they are now properly escaped
* Removed use of basename() and dirname() functions

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.2 (March 14, 2016)

* Added support for full width mega menus
* Fixed main translation file changing it from .po/.mo to .pot version
* Removed SVG upload capability because it is a potential security risk
* Removed inline styles across templates and theme files
* Refactored code to remove use of global variables
* Refactored shrink header mode
* Omit closing PHP tag on some pages to avoid “Headers already sent” issues

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.1 (March 9, 2016)

* Added support for Easy Digital Downloads
* Added support for Gravity Forms
* Added support for BuddyPress
* Added ‘nogutter’ class to a couple post fullwidth templates
* Added Agency child theme
* Added Brewery child theme
* Added ability to use Template CPT to create Primary Footer and Secondary Footer templates
* Fixed circle image center alignment on one of the author templates
* Fixed a few font size issues

Intensity | Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme – v1.0.0 (February 20, 2016)

* Initial Release

Social

This section defines social media links and settings. Enter a link that you want to use for the social network icon. If left blank, no icon will be shown.

General

Display Order
Reorder the items however you want by clicking on the “direction arrow” and dragging the item to the location that you want it. These social items are found in the header and footer.
Default Header Color
This option will set the default color of all the social icons in the header. If no colors are set for specific social icons, this color will be used.
Default Header Background Color
This option will set the default background color of all the social icons in the header. If no background colors are set for specific social icons, this color will be used.
Default Footer Color
This option will set the default color of all the social icons in the footer. If no colors are set for specific social icons, this color will be used.
Default Footer Background Color
This option will set the default background color of all the social icons in the footer. If no background colors are set for specific social icons, this color will be used.
Border Radius
This option sets the border radius to be used around each social icon in the header and footer.Leave blank if you do not want a border radius applied.
Social Links Target
Controls how the social links will open when clicked
Social Links Rel
See rel for more information.

The Social and Custom Icon Options shown below apply to all of the following sections found on the Social tab.

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Google+
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Pinterest
  • RSS
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • Custom 1
  • Custom 2
  • Custom 3

Social and Custom Icon Options

Link
Put the link to the social site that you are wanting to link to. If you are using the Email link, use mailto (mailto:someone@example.com). An example of a mailto link can be found in the examples here.
Icon
Set the icon that you want to be used. You can select from a number of icon sources. The default is to use the Font Awesome icons.
Header Color
This option will set the color of the social icon in the header. If no color is set, the default color will be used.
Header Background Color
This option will set the background color of the social icon in the header. If no background color is set, the default background color will be used.
Footer Color
This option will set the color of the social icon in the footer. If no color is set, the default color will be used.
Footer Background Color
This option will set the background color of the social icon in the footer. If no background color is set, the default background color will be used.

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