Every Feature In The ResultsAiX Theme, In Plain English

Setup Wizard

Say what you are building: a business or blog site, a membership or course site, or a funnel site. It creates the pages, menus and legal pages with matching defaults for layout and scheme.

Auto Start My Blog

From a topic and a target count, the theme plans a run of articles, shows you the plan before a penny is spent, then writes, illustrates and files them one at a time. The run is saved on the server, so leaving the page loses nothing: a Continue box picks up exactly where it stopped, and nothing is written twice.

Honest stand-in menu

With no menu assigned, the header lists only what the site has: Home, the top-level pages, the posts page under its own title, and Trainings only once a training is published. Pages on a special template, a Landing page, a Member Dashboard or a funnel step a plugin published, never leak into it.

Demo content, one click

Six sets built from the theme's own shortcodes. Nothing you already have is touched, and Remove Demo Content deletes only what the demo created.

Four site layouts

Classic site with top navigation. Member portal with an app-style left sidebar. Boxed classic with a framed, card-style page. Minimal, narrow and distraction-free.

Any page can pin its own layout from the ResultsAiX Layout box on its edit screen.

Ten colour schemes

A scheme is a starting point. Page background, panel background, body text, accent, borders, portal sidebar and footer are each overridable, and clearing one hands it back to the scheme.

Shape and width

Page width in three steps (narrow, normal, wide). Corner style from square to very rounded, applied to cards, buttons and inputs across the whole site.

Your mark, favicon and header

Beside the site name: nothing, a letter, a symbol, or a picture. Default is nothing. The favicon follows the mark, or is chosen from the library, or is made with AI from your brand brief and set the moment it exists. The header sits in exactly the same place on every page.

Landing template

A blank, full-width canvas with no header or footer for offer pages, thank-you pages and anything a funnel plugin renders.

Your login page

Four layouts (Classic, Split, Minimal, Dark), your logo, a background that is your scheme colour, one colour, a gradient or a picture you choose or make with AI from your brand brief, darken and blur controls, and a heading, welcome line, banner and note you write or have written with AI. Colours follow your scheme. Nothing on it says WordPress, and the Setup Wizard asks for the layout on day one.

Optional sidebar

Off by default to keep the reading width. One checkbox in the Customizer turns it on site-wide, and any single post or page can show or hide it for itself. It only appears once the Sidebar widget area actually holds a widget.

Footer

Editable copyright line, optional Open a Support Ticket link in the footer and portal sidebar, plus widget-ready footer columns with ready-made patterns.

Four blog layouts

List, card grid, magazine with a featured post, and a classic narrow centred list. The site owner picks the default in the Customizer.

Visitor view switcher

Icons on the blog home, archives and search results let a visitor switch view. The choice is remembered in their browser and applied before the page paints, so there is no flash. On or off from Settings.

Open article layout

Posts match the blog page: the title on the header's left edge, the featured picture at full width, reading time, author box and visible breadcrumbs.

Writing width

With no sidebar, the writing runs the full width of the column. Prefer a narrower reading measure? One Customizer choice for the site, and any post or page can choose for itself in its Layout tab.

Keep reading

Three related posts at the end of every post, shown in the visitor's chosen view. Search results use the same cards.

Blog heading

The heading above the post list is a setting, blank by default, so the blog home shows only your posts unless you want a title there.

Links in writing

Links inside posts and pages carry colour and weight, never an underline, and a heading that links keeps the heading colour.

Trainings

A Trainings post type with topics, an ordered lesson list, a lesson page with Back to all trainings, a training archive and a topic archive. Lessons carry progress bars.

Member Dashboard template

A welcome heading and intro line set in the Customizer, a Browse Trainings button, Your Trainings, and a place for the member's name and updates.

Members-only shortcodes

Content shown only to signed-in or only to signed-out visitors, the member's name, progress, and a training grid you can drop on any page.

Write a full draft

Type what you want, or leave it blank and the title is the brief. Length is a setting the AI is held to. Written pages show Edit With AI, not Create.

Improve it

Improve the writing, make it longer to your Length setting (told the current count, asked again if it lands short, and the finish line reports the real number), add an FAQ, add internal links to your own posts.

Search engine listing

SEO title and meta description filled by AI and saved with the page, editable in place.

Featured and share images

A featured image and a share image made from the title or from a line you type, following the site-wide picture style or one set for this page only.

Pictures inside the article

Choose how many. The AI marks the spots, then each picture is made in its own request so a host time limit can never kill the batch, and every one lands as a real attachment in the right place.

Always asks first

Every action that overwrites or costs money asks a plain question with the right buttons. A gold Add pictures bar stands out when pictures are set but missing. Save these settings keeps your choices.

Preview and Stop

Preview saves and opens the full post in a new tab. While a job runs, the panel says why the other buttons are grey and that Stop frees them.

Editor-safe output

Everything the AI writes lands as proper blocks, so the editor never chokes on an AI page. Older AI posts are upgraded the first time they are opened.

Dictate the brief

A microphone on the panel lets you speak the brief instead of typing it, using your own browser. Nothing extra to pay for.

Do it all at once

Tick the steps: write, improve, make it longer, pictures, internal links, FAQ, SEO, featured image, share image. One question names the steps and the picture cost, then they run in order with Step 3 of 7 on screen. Stop keeps what is done. Your ticks are remembered.

Change the layout with AI

Say it in words: pictures smaller and on the left, a picture beside the words, an opt-in box after the second section, pricing above the FAQ, a paragraph into a list, the minimal header. The AI reads a numbered outline of the blocks, never the writing, and answers with a short list of moves you read in plain English before pressing Apply. One press undoes the lot.

Inserts come only from the theme's own blocks and installed family plugins, so nothing is invented.

Providers

OpenAI and Google Gemini image models, with the cost per picture shown before you press anything. Writing runs on Anthropic, OpenAI or Google Gemini, switchable per page.

A house picture style

One site-wide style every picture follows, with a sample button that makes one test picture and saves nothing until you say so. Any page can break the style for itself.

Never words in pictures

Prompts are built so the model is never asked to draw text, which image models do badly.

AI Publisher

Topics, a category, a daily or weekly schedule, and a choice of publishing or saving as draft. Each post is written to the brand brief, illustrated, SEO-filled and internally linked.

Never loses a paid-for draft

AI replies that arrive malformed are repaired, salvaged, or rescued into a draft rather than binned.

Internal linking, including older posts

Links to your own posts are added on publish, and a queue works back through older posts so the whole archive links together. No AI is involved, so it costs nothing, and Unlink undoes a post.

Brand brief

Who you are, who you serve, how you talk, what you sell. Fill it by hand or point it at a page of your site and let it read. Every AI feature in the theme writes from this brief.

Your offers

The products and links the AI is allowed to mention, so calls to action point at real pages and nothing is made up.

Generic tells banned

The prompts ban the usual AI phrasing and feed real post addresses, so internal links are genuine.

Ask the site a question

A chat box that answers only from your own pages, trainings and updates, always with the link, and says so when it cannot answer rather than inventing a page or a price. Switch it on for members only or for every visitor.

Cannot run up your bill

An hourly limit per visitor, a spending budget you set in AI Studio, and a primary and fallback provider so one outage does not take the assistant down.

Heals a retired model

When a provider retires a model name, the theme reads the replacement from the reply, retries and remembers it, so nothing breaks the day a model goes away.

Hidden without a key

Every AI feature stays out of sight until an AI key is added, so a site with no key never shows a dead button.

Sits where you say, never under a bar

In the site header beside Search, where nothing can cover it, or floating in any corner or edge at the distance you set. A floating button steps clear of a sticky footer, a cookie notice, a share bar or any other bar pinned to that edge on its own, and drops back when the bar goes. The word on it, pill or round icon-only, and the colour are yours; on a phone the pill shrinks to the icon.

On every page

Document title, meta description, canonical link, Open Graph and Twitter cards, robots rules, structured data, and visible breadcrumbs on single views.

SEO box on every post

Title, description and a noindex switch. A page marked noindex is also left out of the XML sitemap, because listing it while telling Google not to index it is a contradiction.

Sitemap

The WordPress XML sitemap is kept and narrowed, never replaced.

Social image

A share image made with AI when a post has none, so every link posted on social media has a picture.

Analytics and pixels

Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and the Meta pixel from their IDs alone, each checked against the real ID format so a typo is refused with a message rather than silently output.

Any other snippet

Raw head, body and footer snippets for everything else, allowed only for users who may post unfiltered HTML. Signed-in administrators are never tracked, so your own visits do not pollute the numbers.

A real choice

A card or bar with Accept All, Reject All and Customize, equal in weight, in your colours. Four categories, essential always on, each with a sentence you can edit or have written in your brand voice. Remembered for the days you set, with a Manage Cookies link in the footer to change it later.

It holds what it says it holds

Analytics, Tag Manager and the Meta pixel wait for the matching category, with Google Consent Mode v2 so Google tags stay cookieless until allowed. Your own pasted snippets wait for the category you choose.

Video embeds wait too

YouTube, Vimeo and social embeds sit behind a Load this video card until marketing is allowed, and loading one counts as the visitor allowing it.

Browser signals honoured

A browser sending Global Privacy Control is treated as a no. A Do Not Sell or Share link is one tick away for US state laws.

Proof, if anyone asks

Every choice can be logged, as a salted hash rather than an IP address, and downloaded as CSV. Change what you collect and one tick asks everyone again.

A scan that writes your policy

Scan Now reads your own pages, lists every cookie and tracker by name, provider, purpose and lifetime, and writes that table into your Cookie Policy page. Run it again whenever you add a tool.

A checklist that checks itself

Fourteen requirements tick or cross from your live settings, each labelled with the regions it matters for, with a plain English guide to what each law asks. Two modes: Ask first, and Tell and offer opt-out.

Only where it is needed, if you like

Show the banner to everyone, or only to visitors likely to be in a consent region, guessed from the device time zone with nothing sent anywhere.

The foundation, checked on every release

Every template has a skip link, one heading structure, landmarks, visible keyboard focus and motion that stops when the visitor asks. All ten colour schemes are contrast-checked to WCAG 2.1 AA for body, muted and link text. The build battery renders the pages and checks all of it before a version ships.

One question, then the full accessibility panel

An Accessibility button in the header or the corner you choose, in your colour, with the universal access symbol (Alt + A on a keyboard). The first time it asks: anything making this hard to read? One tap and the page adjusts. After that: five profiles (Low vision, Dyslexia, ADHD and focus, Seizure safe, Keyboard and motor), dark, high contrast, low colour and black and white modes in your scheme, text size, line height, letter and word spacing, two reading fonts, alignment, highlighted links and headings, big cursor, strong focus ring, reading guide, reading mask, stop animations, hide images, bigger buttons, a map of the page and keyboard shortcuts. Remembered on that device, applied before paint, no flash.

Listen, Focus and In short on every post

A reading bar under the title. Listen reads the page aloud with the browser's own voice and highlights each sentence as it goes. Click any sentence to start there; select any text to hear just that. Focus keeps one paragraph bright at a time with pictures hidden. In short is a plain-language summary, written with AI the first time a post is published and editable in the editor. On a phone the bar becomes a strip along the bottom.

Your content, checked on every save

Pictures with no alt text, alt text that is a file name, headings out of order, a second H1, links that say click here, frames with no name, tables with no header row, fields with no label, media that plays by itself. Listed in the editor, and Check every published page on the Legal tab does the whole site.

Fix with AI, from the picture itself

The AI looks at each picture and writes its alt text, fills the media library alt too, names embedded frames from where they come from, and renumbers skipped headings, block markup kept intact. It changes the editor and you save.

The statement and the report link

An Accessibility Statement page comes with the legal pages, shaped the way the European Accessibility Act and the UK guidance ask, and a Report an accessibility problem link sits in every footer, pointed wherever you like. No compliant badge, ever: nothing can promise that about your content, so the theme builds the foundation, checks what you add and fixes what it finds.

Twelve ways to share, your order

X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Pinterest, WhatsApp, Telegram, Reddit, email, Copy link and, on a phone, the device's own share sheet. Tick the ones you want and drag them into order. Each button is a plain link to the network's own share page, opened in a small window on a desktop.

Placed and styled your way

Above the article, below it, or both; a floating rail that stays beside the article on wide screens; a bar along the bottom on phones. Brand colours, one colour or outline; pill, round or square; small, medium or large; network names on or off; your own word beside them. A live preview on the tab shows every change at once.

Links that tell your stats where the visit came from

Shared links carry utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign, so Analytics and WP Conversion Tracker show which network sent each visitor. Copy link stays clean. Your X handle goes on as via.

Share what they select

A reader who selects a sentence in an article gets a small chip offering to post that sentence with your link on X or Bluesky, or copy it. Your best line travels, not just your title. [raix_share_quote] makes a pull quote with its own Post this buttons, and [raix_share] puts the row anywhere.

Share cards drawn for every post

The 1200 by 630 picture a link shows on X, Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and Slack, drawn by the theme from the title, your mark or logo, your colours, the category, the date and the reading time. Six designs: Bold, Minimal, Light, Photo, Split and Stripe. No AI and no cost: drawn once, kept in your uploads folder, redrawn only when the title or the settings change. The home page and every category archive get one too.

The right picture every time

A post with a featured picture shares that; a post without one gets a card, so a share never lands blank. Or switch to Always the card so every share carries the title. Any post can pick its own design or a picture of its own from the Sharing and picture box on its edit screen, and a picture of your own always wins. Open Graph sizes, alt text, Twitter cards and article dates are filled in properly.

One panel under the editor, not seven side boxes

SEO, Sharing and picture, In short, the Accessibility check, Layout, Sidebar and Family Actions sit in one tabbed ResultsAiX panel right under the editor, wide and readable, the tab you used last kept open. Prefer separate side boxes? One setting.

The picture at the top of a post, whole

The featured picture shows in its own shape at full quality, not cropped to a banner and served at thumbnail size. Prefer the wide banner? One choice, site-wide or per post.

The report first, and it changes nothing

Scan my pictures reads every picture in your media library and tells you what they weigh in total, how many are far wider than any screen will ever show them, which twenty are the heaviest, where each one is used, and roughly what you would get back. Reading writes nothing at all, so you can look before you decide.

Fixed in place, under its own file name

The one decision everything hangs off. Each picture is brought down to a sensible width, saved again at a quality nobody can tell from the original, and put back under exactly the same file name. Nothing in your posts is rewritten, no link breaks, no redirect is needed, and an old email that points at a picture still shows it.

WebP beside it, never instead of it

A modern WebP copy is written next to each picture, about half the size, and every visitor is served whichever their browser can take. The original file stays exactly where it is, so anything that has never heard of WebP carries on as before.

Phones stop downloading the big one

Left alone, WordPress tells a phone the picture fills the screen at its full width, so the phone happily fetches the large file for a small slot. The theme corrects that hint to the real width of your content column.

Every original kept, and one click back

Before a single picture is touched, the original is copied into a backup folder. Put one picture back, or all of them, with one click. When you are happy with how the site looks, delete the backups and take that space back too.

It never runs on its own

There is no schedule and no background job. It works in small batches while you watch a bar, you can stop after any batch, and what is finished stays finished. New uploads are treated the same way from then on, so the weight never comes back.

Honest about what it skipped

A picture too big for your server to open safely is left exactly as it is and the list says so in plain words, rather than guessing or half doing it. Animated GIFs are never touched. Any picture can be marked never touch this one, for a logo or a file you sell.

On your server, not somebody else's

The well-known image plugins either charge every month or send your pictures away to be processed. This runs on your own site, inside the theme you already paid for, and not one picture leaves your server.

Results as you type

Grouped into posts, pages and trainings, each with its picture, its category and the sentence that matched, the typed words highlighted. Up and down move, Enter opens, Esc closes. A See all link goes to the full results page.

From anywhere, in one key

Press / or Ctrl + K (Cmd + K on a Mac) on any page and the panel opens with the cursor in the box. Recent searches show when the box is empty, kept in the reader's own browser and nowhere else.

Your site, nothing else

Results come from this site's own published content through a small endpoint the theme adds. Nothing is sent to any service. Two switches in the Customizer: the header button, and results as you type. Running ResultsAiX Search? The panel hands over to its bar automatically.

Talk instead of type

A Talk button beside the search box and the AI Help box. Visitors speak and the words appear, using the voice engine in their own browser: no key, no cost, nothing uploaded, shown only in browsers that have one. One switch on the Settings tab.

Every post can slide

On by default, newest first. The featured picture is used, and a post with none gets the share card the theme draws for it, so nothing is left out for want of a picture. Each slide carries the category, the date, the title, a line of the writing and a button, and the whole slide is the link.

Two looks, never a cropped picture

The words beside the whole picture: the picture shows complete, with a soft copy of itself behind, right for pictures that carry their own words. Or the words over the picture, edge to edge on a dark fade. The width of your pages by default, edge to edge with one switch, a countdown line along the top and a 1 / 6 counter.

Yours to narrow

Site-wide: the newest from every category, from categories you tick, only posts you mark, or sticky posts. Per post: site default, Yes always, No never, in the Banner tab under the editor. Per category: keep a whole category out from its edit screen.

Where and how

The blog home, and category and tag pages showing their own posts. A static front page or any page takes the Sliding Banner block or [raix_slider]. How many, how often it slides, short, medium or tall, edge to edge or inside the column, arrows, dots and the button word.

Built properly

Swipe on a phone, the arrow keys on a keyboard, a pause button, pauses while the pointer or keyboard is on it, tells screen readers which slide is showing, and never slides on its own for visitors who asked their device for less motion.

The sticky bar on posts

Once a reader scrolls into a post, a slim bar slides in: how far through they are, the title, share buttons and a button of yours, at the bottom or at the top under the header. On by default; any post can hide it or carry its own button. A close is remembered for the visit, and the corner widgets step above it on their own.

No key, nothing to maintain

Paste the channel address, its @handle or its channel ID on the Settings tab (a playlist works too). The theme reads the public feed YouTube publishes for every channel, keeps it for the minutes you set and refreshes it in the background every hour. If YouTube cannot be reached, the last good list stays up.

Opens the way you choose

A click plays the video in a lightbox over the page, with Previous and Next, the arrow keys and Esc, focus kept inside and returned to the thumbnail after. Or in place of the thumbnail. Or on YouTube in a new window. Plays through the cookie-free player and honours the cookie notice's Load this video card.

Three layouts, everything on the card

A grid, a row that scrolls sideways, or a list with small thumbnails for the footer and the sidebar. Each thumbnail carries the play badge, the title, how long ago it was published and the view count; a Subscribe button and See all videos sit with them. An optional Data API key adds the length badge.

Anywhere

The YouTube Channel Feed block from the + inserter, the Latest videos footer block on the Widgets screen, or [raix_youtube] wherever a shortcode goes. Any block can show a different channel or playlist with its own count, layout and opening.

Opt-in form shortcode

Name before email, a Subscribe button, a thank-you message, and a source label so you know which page each lead came from.

Eight autoresponder connections

Or none, storing leads locally only.

Your Leads

Every lead is stored on your site with name, email, source, date and whether the autoresponder accepted it, whatever the connection does.

Handed to the family

Leads are offered automatically to ResultsAiX Mailer, WP Sync and WP Conversion Tracker when they are installed.

Checkout Button

Paste any checkout link, a Stripe Payment Link, a PayPal button, a cart page, a JVZoo or Warrior Plus link, and get the house buy button with a badge, the price, a struck-through was price, a note, trust chips and a quieter second link. Press + and search checkout, or build it in the Shortcode Studio.

Any membership plugin

The portal layout, the Member Dashboard, the trainings with progress and the signed-in and signed-out blocks read WordPress's own login, so they work with WishList Member, Paid Memberships Pro, MemberPress and the rest. We run this theme ourselves with WishList. The ResultsAiX Membership plugin is coming, and bundle buyers get it included.

Thank-you and members-only pages

A thank-you page on the blank Landing template, and members-only content wrapped in the signed-in block with something else for visitors in the signed-out block. Connecting purchases to your list and other apps is what WP Sync is for.

Widget patterns

Ready-made footer patterns under a ResultsAiX Widgets category: About this site, Join the list, Latest articles, Browse by topic, Search the site and Get help, all styled by the theme.

Widgets that know the family

Installed family plugins appear in the widgets screen as their own patterns and as a Family Plugin Block with a piece per shortcode, discovered from the plugins actually present. Nothing is listed that is not installed.

A preview that never dies

The Family Plugin Block previews the plugin's piece live in the editor. When a plugin cannot draw its piece there, the block shows a plain card naming the shortcode and saying it appears on the published page. The website itself prints nothing for a broken shortcode.

Real wiring, not a list

Engage is handed the page it is switched on for. Mailer, WP Sync and Conversion Tracker receive every theme lead. Funnels renders inside the theme including the Landing template. Video serves trainings and lessons. Testimonials, Forms, Surveys and Search render in the theme's layout.

Layout inserts

Change the layout with AI can insert a family plugin's shortcode where you ask, but only for plugins that are installed.

Fine without them

Nothing here is required. Every feature on this page works with the theme alone, and none of it breaks when a plugin is not installed.

Six demo sets

Local Business, Coaching and Consulting, Online Business and Digital Products, Membership and Trainings (a dashboard plus a four-lesson course), Funnel Pages (landing plus thank-you), and three finished Blog Posts.

Four legal pages

Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Earnings Disclaimer and Cookie Policy, filled from your business name, address, contact details, company and tax numbers, governing country and refund window. AI can then tailor each page to your business.

Its own top-level menu

ResultsAiX Theme in the WordPress sidebar (a site can rename it in the Customizer) with one-click shortcuts to Overview, Train Your AI, AI Assistant, Plugin Family and Training. Everything else is a tab: Settings, AI Studio, Publisher, Leads, Shortcode Studio, Demo Content, Legal, Tracking, Licence.

Family admin look

The same brand bar, colour schemes, Resources tab and footer as every ResultsAiX plugin, so the whole family feels like one product.

Thirty chapters of training

A built-in guide from Quick Start to a plain English glossary, covering every feature on this page, kept current with the code by an automated check that fails the build if a feature has no chapter.

Resources

Start Here, Plugins, Platforms and Tools, and Free Tools, curated by Kevin.

Licence panel

Activate with a ResultsAiX key, see the status, and change the key while it is active. Covers three of your own sites, and you can move a site off and another on whenever you like.

Updates you can see

An Updates card on the Settings tab shows the version installed, the version published, when the theme last looked, and one plain sentence saying whether there is anything to install. Check for updates now reads the update file that second and tells WordPress, so a version published a minute ago appears at once.

Shared security core

The same protection core as every family plugin, and a ship gate that refuses a release if it drifts. Uploading the theme zip by hand always works.

Secrets never printed

AI keys and tokens are masked with a Show and Copy control. The theme never shows its AI features to a site with no key.

Proven before every release

3,570 automated checks in 93 suites run on every change: the PHP, the editor script executed in a fake browser, layout operations, family blocks and their editor preview, the updater, front-end renders, and the ship gate. Every zip is byte-verified before it is handed over.

Before you switch a big site

A separate free plugin that scans every page and post for what the old theme left behind: shortcodes, templates, widgets and settings that will not carry over. On a site with a thousand pages the raw list is too much, so an AI explainer turns it into a short plain English digest with a needs-a-look column.