There's no 'homepage' condition in Oxygen as such, so how do you selectively show or hide an element on your WordPress homepage?
Oxygen is a site builder for WordPress.org (self-hosted WordPress sites) and was actually used to build this website. It works somewhat like a page builder but enables you to spin up entire sites without ever using a theme. There's definitely a learning curve but it may save you time and effort in the long run.
Oxygen is a paid-for product (with no free 'lite' version), sold under a lifetime unlimited licence. It competes in the page and site builder marketplace against Elementor, Beaver and Divi.
There's no 'homepage' condition in Oxygen as such, so how do you selectively show or hide an element on your WordPress homepage?
If your WordPress website is built with Oxygen, you may find that the 'Reply' link underneath comments is not working. Yoast SEO may be the cause...
If your WordPress theme does not define a Content Width, oEmbed videos default to 500px wide. Oxygen websites do not use themes, so default to this.
Want to add a breadcrumb to a WordPress site built in Oxygen? You can use the free Yoast SEO plugin for that, and it's pretty simple to do
The Oxygen 2 site builder for WordPress has many ways to set styles. Here are four of them, and my own personal way of working.
Adding a Google Ads responsive ad unit to an Oxygen site builder template and no ads appear? This might be why...
This WordPress site is built using a visual website builder called Oxygen 2. It's great, but sometimes a case of trial and error. Here's one 'error' you can easily avoid. Oxygen sites are built from templates that consist of a number of elements - divs, columns, that sort of thing. By default each element you […]
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