Set this option to “On” if you want the author bio to show, and “Off” if you do not want it to show.

This option allows you to select a template for the author’s bio. There are a number of templates included with Intensity, but you can also create your own. See Creating Content > Templates for more information.

Set this option to “On” if you want the featured items to show, and “Off” if you do not want them to show.

Set this option to “On” if you want the page comments to show, and “Off” if you do not want them to show.

Set this option to “On” if you want the image page comments to show, and “Off” if you do not want them to show.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Set the number of posts to show per page.

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.

Set the number of words to be shown in the template.

Select what you would like to order the list by (typical setting would be “Post ID”)

Select how you would like to order the post list (typical setting would be “Descending”)

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).

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).

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).

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).

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).

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).

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).

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.

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).

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).

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).

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).

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).

Add an animation to the blog list.

Select the trigger that will initiate the animation (scroll, hover, click, or delay).

Set this option if you want to delay the animation. The amount is in milliseconds.

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).

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).

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

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.

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.

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.

Select the default main content and sidebar alignment. Choose between 1, 2 or 3 column layout.

Enter the sidebar name that will show on the left.

Enter the sidebar name that will show on the right.

Enter the sidebar name that will show before the content.

Enter the sidebar name that will show after the content.

Set the widget heading color.

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.

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.

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.

Check each of the sections that you want to show in the footer. Not all the sections may apply to all the footer templates.

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)

Set the number of columns you want the footer to be. This may not apply to all the footer templates.

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.

Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color

Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color

Set the opacity for the footer. Default is 100 (0 is completely transparent, 100 is solid).

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.

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.

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.

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.

Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color

Set the different values for the border: the height in pixels, the type of border (solid, dotted, etc…), and the color

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)

Set the opacity for the secondary footer. Default is 100 (0 is completely transparent, 100 is solid).

Set the icon to be used for the WooCommerce shopping cart.
Select an Icon Source, then the Icon Type will be populated.

Add an animation to the product list.

Select the trigger that will initiate the animation (scroll, hover, click, or delay).

When this percent of the product is in view, the product will animate. This option is only available if “Scroll” is selected for the Trigger.

Set this option if you want to delay the animation. The amount is in milliseconds.

Set this field to “On” to show Add-to-cart buttons on shop page.

Set this field to “On” to show an Add-to-cart button on product pages.

Set this field to “On” to show order notes field during the checkout process.

Add a message that will show at the top of the account page. The message can include html and shortcodes.

Add a message that will show at the bottom of the account page. The message can include html and shortcodes.

Set this option to “On” if you want to show the preloader.

Set this option if you want an effect to happen before the preloader and then after the preloader. This adds a transition effect as the content appears on the page.

Set the background color of the page for the preloader

Select an image that you want to show on the page as it is preloading.

Optional. Add custom HTML including necessary CSS and JS. This will be placed below the image if added.
This can be used to display a spinning icon or any HTML of your choice.