This is the “Dark Grid” theme version of this tutorial, in the original tutorial, it’s uses “Default” theme as sample. We will create a “Load More” games button for new games in the homepage. Let’s get started Open “Theme Editor” plugin, if you don’t have it, you can install it on “Manage Plugins” page, then […]
Custom Fields is introduced on CloudArcade v1.2.9, it’s an official plugin and not included by default, so you need to install it. With Custom Fields, there’s a lot you can do with it, especially to extend CloudArcade features to fit your needs. Here is a tutorials how to use it Category icons On default theme, […]
With “Load more” games button, player or visitor can expand a group of games easily. Let’s get started how to create it. this tutorial require a coding. Make sure you’re using CloudArcade v1.2.9 or newer If you’re not familiar with Custom Page, read this tutorial First step, open your active theme folder, then create a […]
First, open your active theme folder. In this tutorial I will use the default theme “/content/themes/default/”. Create a php file and name it “page-leaderboard.php”, you can replace “leaderboard” with another page name you want, ex: “page-top-palyers.php”, you can access it with “yout-domain.com/top-players”. Next, put php code below inside “page-leaderboard.php” file Explain: We include theme functions, […]
What is Custom Page ? what the difference with regular page ? basically regular page is just a post with “page” identifier. With “Custom page” you have a full control from the first HTML tag until the end of the page, PHP code is allowed here, also you can use existing CloudArcade functions. Let’s get […]
If you’re using Apache webserver, you don’t need to do some server configuration since Apache webserver is using .htaccess for URL rewrite, and .htaccess file is already included. For Nginx users, you need to modify your Nginx configuration to be able to use Pretty URL feature. Nginx config located at “/etc/nginx” folder or “/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default.conf”. Nginx […]
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