radio station website template

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjiYsUlZBJA   The Pro Radio WordPress Theme includes a versatile widget called Post or Page Grid. This widget allows you to display various post types with unique designs. In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how to customize the Team Members post type, perfect for showcasing your DJs, speakers, or guests. Step 1: Select the Post Type Open your page in Elementor and locate the Post or Page Grid widget. Set the post type to Team Members. Step 2: Filter Content Filter by Category: Choose specific member types to display (e.g., DJs, speakers, or guests). Exclude Categories: Remove specific member types (e.g., exclude the "DJ" category). Step 3: Adjust Design Settings Meta Information: Show or hide details like member type or other metadata. Maximum Items: Set the number of members displayed in the grid. Order Options: Arrange items in ascending or descending […]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvKmGQinvy8 [lwptoc] Want to create a stylish magazine-style page for your radio station website? The Post Mosaic widget, included with the Pro Radio WordPress theme, is an excellent tool for showcasing content in an engaging and visually appealing grid format. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to modify the Post Mosaic widget and build a dynamic, magazine-style layout for your site. Step 1: Edit the Page with Elementor To begin, you’ll need to edit the page where you want to display the Post Mosaic widget. Right-click on the page and select Edit with Elementor. Once inside the Elementor editor, find the Post Mosaic widget in your panel. Step 2: Filter Posts by Category The Post Mosaic widget allows you to easily filter the posts displayed based on their category. Here’s how you can set it up: On […]

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWiAtdooTeM   Learn how to personalize the Radio Show Schedule in the Pro Radio WordPress Theme using Elementor. Follow these steps to achieve a design that suits your style and needs: [lwptoc] Step 1: Open the Schedule Widget Navigate to your page and click Edit with Elementor. Scroll down to locate the Schedule section. Right-click the schedule and select Edit Schedule. Step 2: Adjust the Widget Options In the options panel, you’ll find various customization settings: Card Proportions in Grid Mode: Adjust for responsive display across different screen sizes. Caption Size: Modify text size for longer show titles. Image Size: Choose a balance between image quality and faster loading times. Tabs Background and Text Colors: Ensure good contrast for readability. Step 3: Switch to Row Mode Change the style to Rows for a different layout. Adjust Thumbnail Width and […]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxc3135jpjM   Welcome to this tutorial for the Pro Radio WordPress theme! In this guide, we'll show you how to use Elementor to create a stunning radio station header that includes an Upcoming Shows slideshow and a Custom Music Player. This design is based on one of our demo templates and features a clean, modern layout with two columns: one for the player and one for the slideshow. Let’s get started! [lwptoc] Step 1: Understand the Structure The header structure consists of two columns: Left Column: Contains the Custom Music Player. Right Column: Contains the Upcoming Shows Slideshow. To get a better understanding of the layout, let’s break it down: Two Columns: You can view and adjust the columns by using the eye icon from the Elementor structure panel. This allows you to hide and focus on one column at […]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUKAQTpQqaQ   In this tutorial, we'll show you how to build a custom radio player from scratch using Elementor and the Pro Radio WordPress theme. Instead of relying on the default custom player widget, we'll create a fully customized player for your radio station website. This includes the current song title, artwork, and a button to play the radio stream. Let’s dive into the process! Step 1: Analyze the Default Player Structure First, let’s take a look at how the default player in one of the Pro Radio demo templates is structured: Section: The player is built using a section with three columns: Button Column (where the play button is located). Song Column (displays the current song title and artwork). Show Column (displays the current radio show). To make things easier, we can rename the columns for better clarity: Button […]