Help using Stax

Hi Manu,

Thanks for reaching out! We have published documentation for the STAX theme here, https://organicthemes.com/document/stax-theme/

Essentially, all content is added using blocks within the default page and post editor of WordPress. There is no need to apply a page template, or add widgets as you may be used to with the Builder Widgets plugin. All blocks are added directly in the page editor, and different blocks may be added by clicking the blue “+” button in the editor. Searching for “Organic” in the blocks reveals all Organic Blocks that may be used.

The only exception is the Home page template, in which case the content may be modified for the home page within the new WordPress full-site editor under Appearance > Editor within the admin.

Additionally, any changes you wish to make to the overall appearance or layout of the theme can be made within the full-site editor.

I hope this helps.

Thanks!

Hi Manu,

You can overlay blocks on top of each other using the Organic “Position” Block. You will need to wrap the blocks you want to move within the Position Block, then change the position within the block settings.

The block is outlined in more detail in the demo here, https://stax.organicthemes.com/blocks/organic-blocks/position-block/

I hope this helps.

Thanks!

Hi Manu,

No problem. For video size we recommend 1920 x 1080.

For images, we recommend at least 1800 pixels wide.

I hope this helps.

Thanks!

Hi Manu,

No problem! Within the Appearance > Menus section of the admin, add the class “button” to the custom class field within the menu item options. See attached screenshot.

If for some reason the option is not appearing in your dashboard, toggle the option for “CSS Classes” within the Screen Options at the top of the page. Screenshot also attached.

I hope this helps. Thanks!

Hi Manu,

Can you provide a link to your site so I can inspect the code in order to provide a solution?

Thanks!

Hi Manu,

Thanks! Try updating to the latest version of the Organic Blocks plugin (v2.0.6.1). The update should resolve the menu issue.

Regarding your site loading, it appears to be loading quite slowly in Chrome as well. Who is you hosting provider? What hosting package do you have with them?

It may be your hosting provider, or it may be a plugin. However, upon inspecting the code of your site, I don’t see many scripts loaded with the exception of a handful for WooCommerce and blocks, which shouldn’t be enough to slow your site significantly. So I’m lead to believe the issue may lie with your hosting provider.

I hope this helps.

Thanks!