WordPress custom content will allow you to further personalize your interactive project, and pre-configure common requirements for working with WordPress Themes.

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IMPORTANT: You MUST enable Customize with Export Kit Pro to edit Environment Options.

Custom Theme Templates

If enabled, this will create the default custom.php and custom.css files for developers. By default this value is set to false.

Entry Width

This is the default content entry width for WordPress post/page templates. By default this value is set to:

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100%

You can also modify this option in your WordPress Admin panel.

Entry Margin

This is the default content entry width for WordPress post/page templates. By default this value is set to:

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1em

You can also modify this option in your WordPress Admin panel.

(CSS) body {}

This will allow you to define the global body style. By default this value is set to:

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body { margin: 0px; padding: 0px; font-family:"Arial" }

(CSS) img {}

This will allow you to define the global img style. By default this value is set to:

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img { position: absolute; display: block; margin: 0px; border: none; padding: 0px; }

(CSS) div {}

This will allow you to define the global div style. By default this value is set to:

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div { position: absolute; }

CAUTION: If you change this value, this can cause unexpected display errors.  Consider using Relative Positions to convert folders using position:relative; instead.