FlexSqueeze 1.3 and above is required to use this feature. The new HTML paste template allows you to paste the entire content of an HTML file into your page editor, and have that page show on your WP site.
Sometimes you may have sales pages that include the full HTML code and want to use them on your WordPress site, but there’s no easy way to use the code into WordPress. This page template allows you to do just that.
FlexSqueeze 1.3 and above is required to use this feature. If you use FlexSqueeze as a sales or product promotion tool, then you most likely have inserted a signature image at some point in your posts or sales pages.
The theme now has a signature shortcode that allows you to easily insert a signature image along with pre and post image text. You can even include all your social media profile links directly within the signature shortcode!
FlexSqueeze 1.3 and above is required to use this feature. Often times content is better presented in a shorter format that allows users to scroll through it page-by-page rather than presenting it as one long page.
FlexSqueeze now has a shortcode that can create a content area anywhere on your posts, pages or feature areas. You can split your content up into several pages and the shortcode creates a navigation bar that allows users to navigate to any page, as well as previous and next buttons at the bottom of the content area.
If you follow the tutorial and use the sample code provided, you will end up with a sliding content area like the following:
Users can then navigation through your content either using the top navigation tabs or the bottom navigation arrows.
FlexSqueeze version 1.3 or above required to use this feature. This tutorial shows you how to insert social media icons such as Twitter, Facebook, Digg and Deli.cio.us anywhere on your site where you can use a shortcode. You can configure the size and alignment of the icons directly from the shortcode. It also features an RSS icon so you can include your blog or external RSS feed along with your social media icons.
FlexSqueeze makes creating a custom site very simple, but there are many other design modifications that can be made by using some custom CSS code. FlexSqueeze also makes adding custom CSS simple by including a theme options tab where you can add your code without having to modify any of the theme files.
This tutorial shows you some theme modifications like selectively adding rounded corners, adding gradient fades to sidebar boxes, post boxes and feature areas, and using lighter and darker background gradients on your site.
