Introducing Docly Documentation WordPress Theme 2.0.0

The Docly Documentation WordPress Theme has been updated to version 2.0.0, bringing a bunch of important improvements and structural changes. If you’re updating an existing site, I’d strongly recommend following the migration steps below to keep everything running smoothly after the switch.

Key Changes and Adjustments

OnePage Documentation:

The old OnePage Documentation system has been replaced with the EazyDocs plugin, which makes the setup process a lot simpler. You no longer need to enter document IDs manually. To create OnePage documentation, go to EazyDocs OnePage Docs . If permalinks act up after the update, I usually refresh them through Settings Permalinks .

Updating Settings:

Most configuration options have moved from the theme settings into the EazyDocs settings area. Take a moment to check your previous setup and reapply anything you still need in the EazyDocs menu. For example, you’ll want to set up the Conditional Dropdown options again under EazyDocs Settings Single Doc Right Sidebar . Design options like colors, layout, and typography are now handled in EazyDocs Customize .

Brand Color: If you previously set a custom brand color in the Docly Theme Settings, you’ll need to set that again in EazyDocs Settings General .

Resolving Custom CSS Conflicts: If you notice the Doc Left Sidebar overflowing the top area, outdated custom CSS may be the cause. Head over to Theme Settings Custom Code and remove the following snippet if it’s there:

.body_wrapper {
    margin-bottom: -27px;
}