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Run WooCommerce Setup Wizard

This is the final part of the Installation. Skip this step if your theme doesn’t have a shop. Step 1: Install Your Theme via WordPress Step 2: Installing Required Plugins Step 3: Importing Demo Data Step 4: Run WooCommerce Setup Wizard To run WooCommerce Setup Wizard WooCommerce Setup Wizard takes you through all necessary steps to set up your store and get it ready to start selling. If you haven’t run it yet, you will see a …

How to Set a Full-Height Slider

This tutorial shows you how to get the slider displayed at 100% height of the browser window, this will work on desktop computers, laptops and also landscape mode of mobile devices. To set a full-height slider Log into your WordPress site administration panel, Navigate to MetaSlider, choose the slider you want to edit. Under Advanced Settings, enter fullheight in the CSS classes field, and separate it with existing classes by empty space.

Version History

1.2.195.1164 compatible to WooCommerce 3.4 fix: optional navigation bar should be shown above the hero content fix: unexpected space (padding) between vertical navigation menu items fix: in some special case, the browser shows a horizontal bar on the bottom fix: missing styles in the child theme change: post thumbnail will not be stretched if smaller than the container (as Themeforest asked) update Google Fonts 1.2 new: you can now set slider to full height new: …

How to Create a Mega Menu with Rich Media

Mega Menus allow you to add multi-column drop down menus to your navigation with rich media such as images and videos. The following procedures show you how to easily add a mega menu to your site. Prerequisites This tutorial assumes that you have already created a navigation menu and set it the primary menu. For more information, see Creating the Primary Menu. Step 1: Create a mega menu item Log into your WordPress site administration panel. …

Changing the Sidebar Width

The sidebar width can be fixed or percentage. This tutorial shows you how to change it in the theme Customizer. To change the sidebar width Log into your WordPress site administration panel. Navigate to Appearance > Customize, choose Sidebars. In the Sidebars panel, choose the sidebar you want to change, in this example, choose General. Under Sidebar Width, enter a valid CSS unit, e.g. 300px for a fixed width, or 30% for a percentage width.

How to Create a Slide-Out Footer

This tutorial helps you to create a slide-out footer for your pages. The slide-out section includes not only the footer content, but also the copyright line. To create a slide-out footer Log into your WordPress site administration panel. Navigate to Appearance > Customize, choose Footer. In the Footer panel, choose General. Under Type, choose Slide Out. Under Slide-out Footer Height, enter a valid CSS value, in this example, type 553px.

Hiding Elements on Post Page (featured image, author information, tags)

The post page includes not only the title and the content, by default, there are also the featured image, author information and tags. This tutorial shows you how to hide these elements in the theme Customizer. To hide elements on post page Log into your WordPress site administration panel. Navigate to Appearance > Customize, choose Blog. In the Blog panel, choose Single Post. Click on the switch button to the right of each element, this will change their visibility.

Changing Post Excerpt Length

You can choose to add an excerpt when you editing a post, this will be displayed on the blog page. If you haven’t added an excerpt for the post, WordPress will generate one automatically, based on the content. By default, the length of auto-generated excerpt is 55 words. This tutorial shows you how to change that in the theme Customizer. To change post excerpt length Log into your WordPress site administration panel. Navigate to Appearance > …

Hiding Post Meta Data

Post meta data is information about a post which is not part of the post content. This includes information like post date, author, categories, comments, etc. By default, post meta data is enabled on the blog page and is displayed below each post title. In this tutorial, we show you how to hide a post meta, or all of them in the theme Customizer. To hide a post meta Log into your WordPress site administration panel, navigate to Appearance > …

Blog Styles

Our themes provide various blog styles for your standard post entries. The following procedure shows you how to change your blog style to the default style, the grid style or the masonry style. Default style : Large image and content below Grid style : Supports 2 – 6 columns (masonry or fitrows) To change blog style Log into your WordPress site administration panel, Navigate to Appearance > Customize, choose Blog. Under Style, choose the style you want.