NexaAqiqah Configuration#

Theme Settings#

Use NexaAqiqah > Settings as the control center. Settings are grouped into tabs, and each tab can be reset separately with the button at the bottom of the tab (including an undo confirmation).

General — business name, default WhatsApp number, phone, email, address, kitchen hours, order cutoff days, service areas, halal certificate number, and map embed. This data feeds the topbar, hero, footer, LocalBusiness schema, and WhatsApp messages.
Typography — heading/body fonts, base size, heading scale, and weight.
Appearance — primary, secondary, and dark theme colors.
Header — sticky header, topbar, address in topbar, header CTA label.
Pagination — pagination style (numbered/simple), packages per archive page, and related-package toggle plus count.
Blog — archive title & intro, posts per page, card elements (meta, date, author, category, excerpt), related posts on single pages (count 2–6), sidebar position, and per-widget sidebar toggles: search, latest posts, popular posts, categories, popular packages, and post tags (post widgets use small thumbnails; 3–10 items each).
Footer — footer widgets, column count, category & menu links, social profiles, and copyright text.
SEO — built-in meta toggle, meta description, Open Graph image, and the FAQ list used by both the homepage FAQ section and FAQPage schema.
Performance — brand logo preload and removal of default WordPress emoji assets.
Integrations — Google Analytics ID, Search Console verification token, and Custom CSS.
Branding — separate footer logo; falls back to the main logo when empty.

Blog tab#

The Blog tab controls the whole blog experience: archive title & intro, card elements, related posts, sidebar position, and per-widget sidebar toggles.

Homepage Builder#

Open NexaAqiqah > Homepage Builder to compose the homepage. Sections are cards: enable them with the toggle, reorder with the up/down buttons or drag, then open a card to edit it. The Save button and homepage preview live in an action panel that stays visible on the right — no long scrolling required.

Hero and calculator#

Hero layout — choose Split (copy on the left, calculator and image on the right) or Image as section background (full-bleed image with a dark scrim; copy and calculator stay in front). The live preview below the select updates immediately.
Desktop & mobile images (optional) — pick from the Media Library or upload via the dropzone; click × to remove. The layout preview reflects your selection.
Trust stats (up to 3) — number + label pairs, e.g. "50–200 portion options". Leave empty to hide.
The calculator always renders in the hero and connects directly to WhatsApp.

Photo curation#

Packages, trust, and gallery sections include a curation dropzone: click add, choose multiple images at once, remove individual photos with ×. Without curation, sections pull photos automatically from related content (for example the latest kitchen gallery posts).

FAQ section#

The homepage FAQ section pulls items from Settings > SEO > FAQ items, so a single list powers both the display and the FAQPage schema.

Managing content#

Aqiqah Packages — price, portion count, category, description, gallery, add-ons (name + price), and the best seller badge used by the featured packages section.
Testimonials — name, location, quote, optional rating, and publish status; the testimonial section only shows published entries.
Kitchen Gallery — kitchen/plating photos with title and caption; used by the gallery section (with lightbox) and trust imagery.
Articles — free categories and tags; the blog sidebar automatically lists categories with post counts.

WhatsApp ordering#

Every order button (hero, calculator, packages, closing CTA, footer) uses the number from Settings > General > WhatsApp. Messages are composed from the package and calculator input: portions, add-ons, date, and notes. Changing the number updates the whole ordering flow.

Click a gallery photo on the homepage or a package detail gallery to open the lightbox; close it with ×, by clicking the dark backdrop, or with the Esc key. Photos use the full-resolution Media Library file.