Omnis WordPress Theme Documentation

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Documentation for the Omnis WordPress Theme, covering installation, theme requirements, and the Omnis Core plugin. Includes guides on using WPBakery Page Builder, Revolution Slider 6, WooCommerce, and custom features like the loop shortcode, Fonto font manager, and text color skins.

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What's inside Omnis

  1. Overview of Omnis Theme Elements

    Elements are a feature of the Omnis Theme that allow you to save predefined sets of content as templates for reuse across your site. This eliminates the need to recreate the same layouts repeatedly. Users can create their own elements or import hundreds of predefined elements using Omnis Studio.
  2. Overview of Omnis Theme Templates

    Omnis Templates allow you to create custom layouts for different post types and assign them globally or to specific pages. Templates can be used to overwrite Global Theme Options or to create complex layouts using Dynamic Content to place post data (like titles, content, and thumbnails) in specific locations.
  3. Overview of Revolution Slider 6 in Omnis Theme

    Revolution Slider 6 is a visual editor used to create rich, dynamic, and modern website content without requiring coding experience. The plugin is bundled within the theme package, meaning a separate license purchase is not required for basic use. However, the built-in license does not provide access to premium Themepunch content.
  4. Overview of Omnis Core plugin

    Omnis Core is the main plugin required to fully utilize all Omnis Theme features. It provides core functionality including Theme Options, Templates, Elements, Mega Menus, Menu Items, Dynamic Data Shortcodes, and Image Optimization.
  5. Understand the Omnis theme options hierarchy

    Omnis uses a three-tier hierarchy for styling and configuration settings. Settings at a higher level override those at a lower level:

    1. Page Options (Highest): Overwrites both Template and Global options. Affects only the specific page where they are modified.
    2. Template Options (Middle): Overwrites Global options. Used to create reusable page configurations.
    3. Global Options (Lowest): Base styling settings that apply to all pages and templates unless overwritten by the levels above.
  6. Use WPBakery Page Builder with Omnis Theme

    WPBakery Page Builder is a drag-and-drop page builder included in the Omnis theme package. It allows for the creation of custom layouts without requiring coding skills. The plugin is bundled with the theme, so a separate license purchase is not required; however, the built-in license does not provide access to premium WPBakery content.
  7. Choose a navigation layout for Omnis Theme

    Omnis Theme provides two primary navigation layout styles:

    1. Horizontal Navigation: The default navigation style, appearing at the top of the page. It supports variations such as transparent backgrounds, bordered styles with content above, and centered logos.
    2. Side / Vertical Navigation: A modern layout option that can be configured as Standard (always visible) or Small (expands upon user interaction via hover or click). It can be positioned on either the left or right side of the screen.
  8. Identify bundled plugins and package contents for Omnis Theme

    The Omnis theme includes several bundled plugins and files to assist with website building and demo reproduction. You do not need separate licenses for the premium plugins unless you require extra features directly from the plugin vendors.

    Bundled Plugins:

    • WPBakery Page Builder (Premium)
    • Revolution Slider (Premium)
    • Omnis Studio (Exclusive)
    • Omnis Theme Demo Importer (Exclusive)

    Theme Package Contents:

    • omnis.zip: The installable theme file.
    • Omnis Docs: Online documentation.
    • Bundled & Theme Plugins: Required plugin files.
    • Theme Demo: Files for demo reproduction.
  9. Manage custom fonts in WordPress with Fonto

    Fonto is a custom fonts management plugin for WordPress that integrates with the WordPress editor. It allows users to implement fonts from various vendors (such as Typekit, Fonts.com, MyFonts.com, and Google Fonts) using either embed codes provided by the vendor or by self-hosting the font files directly.
  10. Add a Comments Area to a template

    The [omnis_comments_area] shortcode allows you to define where and how comments are displayed in your template structure. To create a centered comments area with a custom background, place the shortcode inside a row with a specific background color and a column configured with 'Span8 and Offset 2' width settings.
    [vc_row row_background_color="#fafafa"][vc_column width="2/3" offset="vc_col-lg-offset-2 vc_col-sm-offset-2"][omnis_comments_area][/vc_column][/vc_row]