In the seventh Genesis Framework child theme tuning class we will work on the Infinity Pro child theme.
This is a super stylish theme perfect for design or marketing agencies. But it could also be for a corporate website or to present a specific service or product.
And it is that in the home of Infinity Pro anchor links are used to go from one section to another in One Page mode and thus discover the characteristics of this product or service. Or to explain why that agency is special.
It is a system similar to the one used by the N theme that is used for the entrepreneur’s guide website to give you an idea.
In the first video we will take a tour of all the features of the template and we will see the marketing details behind it. In addition, we will leave everything ready to start layout in the following video. Let us begin!
As you have seen, the procedure is the usual one. We have installed the Genesis Framework and then we have installed and activated the Infinity Pro child theme.
Then we have installed all the necessary plugins for the demo and we have imported the sample content.
And then, in the second video we will see how to leave the home as it is in the demo. You will see how in a few minutes we have it assembled.
Using the customizer and the html widgets we have left the sections as they are in the demo. I remind you that you have this html here ready to cut and paste on your website.
In the third video, as always, we will do a final auction to see how some details work and that you have this template under control in your project.
As you have seen, we have learned to use the Genesis files, the post post widgets, the sidebars, the menu details, the use of columns and classes. Now there is nothing left uncovered. And I think it’s very simple.
As always, if you have any doubt or question, you can send it through the support form of the subscriber intranet. See you in the next lesson! 🙂
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