Lifestyle Pro Theme Tutorials

Tutorials for customizing & modifying the Lifestyle Pro child theme by StudioPress. The tutorials also enable you to add custom functionality and styling to this theme. The code is guaranteed to work as shown in the demo images and videos. Installation of all code as well as support for PHP code is provided for members.

Lifestyle Pro Blog Page Template Like Home

This template displays your posts exactly the same as the front page template in the Lifestyle Pro child theme by StudioPress. Here's the

How To Stick Your Footer To The Bottom Of The Screen

Both code snippets in this tutorial enable you to pin the footer of your site to the bottom of the viewport like this: This prevents

Add Different Header Image To Front Page or Landing Page Template

There's different methods you can use to change the header image however, these are the best based on clean code efficiency and mobile

Different Sized Header Images For Any Screen Width – Mobile Responsive

This tutorial contains the code which enables you to add any number of header of any width or height to display perfectly at any screen

Lifestyle Pro – Different Full Width Header Images

This tutorial provides the code which enables you to display a unique image on any single post or page. If non added, a default image named

Lifestyle Pro – Responsive Full Header Image

This tutorial, tested on the latest version of the Lifestyle Pro child theme by StudioPress, enables you to add a full width image to your

Add Different Background Color To Site Title With Different Background Image On Each Post & Page

This code enables you to add a semi transparent background or any other background color to the site title. It also enables you to change

Lifestyle Pro Full Size Header Image Spanning Entire Width of Screen

This tutorial enables you to display your header image so it spans the full width of the screen. There's 4 steps

Customize Lifestyle Pro Theme Header Image Area

In this tutorial, we'll start with the default header and end up with a full width header image. Update: Here's a better solution tested