*This how-to post is directed towards users working on translations for multilingual Humanity Theme websites. Hero blocks are used to display an image at the top of the page. They are different from the simple banner in that Hero blocks allow you to add a title, subtitle and a link on the image. Hero block…
*This how-to post is directed towards users working on translations for multilingual Humanity Theme websites. The button points to a search page where a specific filter has been applied. For the button to point to the equivalent search in your language: 1. Click on the ‘View All’ button to open the search page in English.…
*This how-to post is directed towards users working on translations for multilingual Humanity Theme websites. Maps are usually built in MapMe and embedded via a ‘Responsive iframe’ block. If maps don’t display correctly, it’s probably because of the block settings — width and height. When these fields are left blank, the block uses default width…
*This how-to post is directed towards users working on translations for multilingual Humanity Theme websites. Even if images are displayed on the page once the translation has been pasted, the ‘Image’ block will need to be updated in order for the credit data to be visible. This means re-adding the image. To re-add an image:…
*This how-to post is directed towards users working on translations for multilingual Humanity Theme websites. In news pieces, the ‘Related Content’ section is part of the template structure, so no action is required — the section automatically displays at the bottom of the post and it is always updated. However, in pages such as the…