Getting Started
Welcome To
Hi, It’s awesome to know that you decided to purchase our theme. No doubts, you will join our happy customers community in seconds! You won’t make any mistake here, because our detailed documentation will guide you. Please be sure to check it out before getting started. We have outlined all kinds of necessary information and keep them easy-to-read-and-follow. Our theme is based on WordPress platform, so we assume that you have already WordPress installed and ready to go.
If you are unable to find your answer in this documentation, don’t hesitate to sign up & submit a support ticket here: EngoTheme Support Channel with your site’s FTP and WordPress Admin details. Our top-notch support team are extremely enthusiastic to solve your issue as soon as possible, just give them a chance. Enjoy your time here.
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Theme Requirements
To use theme, you must be running WordPress 4.9 or higher, PHP 5.6 or higher, and MySQL 5 or higher. We have tested it with Mac, Windows and Linux. Below is a list of items you should ensure your host can comply with.
- Check to ensure that your web host has the minimum requirements to run WordPress.
- Always make sure they are running the latest version of WordPress.
- You can download the latest release of WordPress from official WordPress website.
- Always create secure passwords for FTP and Database.
Hosting is more secure when PHP applications, like WordPress, are running using your account’s username instead of the server’s default shared username (www or www-data). The most common way for hosting companies to do this is using PHP. Just ask your potential host if they run PHP or something similar.
Recommended PHP Configuration Limits
Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:
- Max_execution_time 300
- Memory_limit 128M
- Post_max_size 32M
- Upload_max_filesize 32M
Wordpress Knowledge Base
To install theme – your powerful WordPress theme, you must have a working version of WordPress already installed. If you need help installing WordPress, follow the instructions in WordPress Codex. Below are all the useful links for WordPress information:
- WordPress Codex – General info about WordPress and how to install on your server.
- First Steps With WordPress – General info about multiple topics about WordPress.
- FAQ New To WordPress – The most popular FAQ’s regarding WordPress.
What's Included
When you purchase theme from ThemeForest, you need to download the theme files from your ThemeForest account. Navigate to your downloads tab on ThemeForest and find theme name.


Click Downloads to see these two options.
- Installable WordPress file only. You can upload this file when you install the theme.
- All files and documentation (full zip folder). You will need to extract and locate the installable WordPress file to upload when you install the theme.
Support System
All of EngoTheme items come with 6 months of included support and free lifetime updates for your Theme. Once the 6 months of included support is up, you have the opportunity to extend support coverage up to 6 or 12 months further. If you choose to not extend your support, you will still be able to submit bug reports via email or item comments and still have access to our online documentation knowledge base and video tutorials.
Envato clarifies item support policy here.
We have an advanced, secure ticket system to handle your requests. Support is limited to questions regarding the theme’s features or issues that are related the theme. We are not able to provide support for code customizations or third-party plugins. If you need help with anything other than minor customization of your theme, we suggest enlisting the help of a developer.
How To Start Receiving SupportStep 1 – Click Here to create an account. You will need your accession which can only be received after buying the theme from Themeforest.net.
Step 2 – Once you are signed up, you need to sign into our support center with your new account.
Step 3 – Follow these steps before you submit a support ticket.
Step 4 – To create a new ticket, hit New.
See how to take your purchase code:Hit Download then choose License Certificate & Purchase Code.

Before You Submit Ticket
To help speed along your request, we require that you follow the steps below before posting a ticket in the Help Desk.
Step 1 - Please take a moment to search the Basic Troubleshooting Issues, as the answer to your question is likely already in here - nearly 80 % of all tickets opened are due to the issues described in this guide.
Step 2 – If your question or issue has not been brought up, then please open a ticket with the following information:
- Your live site URL that shows the issue
- Your WordPress login credentials
- Did you install or update the theme? Using FTP or from the WordPress admin panel?
- Error logs - if you don't know how to get them - check out this guide - Error logs - how to find them - this is necessary only if you report a bug or an issue, not general "How to" questions.
- Specific browser or device involved if applicable - Operating System version( Windows 8.1, Maverick etc), the model of the device( Ipad 3, Samsung Galaxy etc.), browser version( Safari 7, IE 11) etc. and screen resolution 1600/800 1440/900 etc.
- Detailed information describing the issue
- Possible screenshots of the issue
Also please deactivate all the plugins that don't come with the theme, this will allow us to rule out any third party plugins conflict. We don't deactivate the plugins on a client's site, because sometimes this may cause unforeseen issues.
Installation
Theme Installation
After purchasing theme_name, please download the package from ThemeForest. All you need to do is moving your mouse over your login name at the right top corner – after you log in ThemeForest, and then click Downloads.

Here you will find all the items that you have purchased. Hover to Download button next to theme name, you will see these download options:
- Installable WordPress file only which you can upload when installing theme
- All files & documentation (full zip folder). You will need to extract and locate the installable WordPress file to upload when installing theme
You should choose to download all files & documentation as a child theme is included there for you to use later.

Step 1 - Navigate to Appearance > Themes

Step 2 - Click Add New, then click Upload Theme > Choose File



Step 3 - Navigate to the .zip file on your computer, then click Install Now

After activating, you should be redirected to the themes page with theme_name activated:

Step 1 – Log into your server installation via FTP. You can use software such as Filezilla for this.
Step 2 – If you have downloaded Installable WordPress file only, please unzip the theme_name.zip file. If you have downloaded the All file & documentation package, please unzip the theme_name.zip file and then unzip the secondary theme_name.zip file which will give a theme_name folder.
Step 3 – Upload the extracted theme_name folder to the wp-content > themes folder on the server.
Step 4 – Log in to your WordPress Dashboard and navigate to Appearance > Themes and clicking the Activate button, for the theme_name theme.
Plugin Installation
After activating theme_name, you will see this notice:

Click Begin installing plugins. You will be navigated to Install Required Plugins page.
Simply check all of them (or all of required plugins and some recommended plugins you like) and from the drop down select Install, then hit Apply.

When finishing, it should look like this:

Required plugins : Insight Core, Visual Composer, Revolution Slider
Recommended plugins: Visual Composer Clipboard, Essential Grid, WooCommerce, Contact Form 7, MailChimp for WordPress, WP-PostViews
Plugin Configuration






Demo Installation
Our demo data import lets you have the whole data package in minutes, delivering all kinds of essential things quickly and simply. All you need to do is to navigate to wpOpal import > Import. Hit Import this demo.

Common Installation Issues
If you run into trouble when installing theme, please check out common installation issues for solutions. If it's not there, please contact us for support.
Update
Before Updating
1. It Is Always Recommended To Backup Your Current Setup
We recommend you have a current backup of your site. Simply go to Theme Options >> Import / Export and export your backup.
2. Do Not Keep Older Copies of The Theme In WP Theme Folder
You should completely remove all previous theme folders before adding the new updated theme folder. Don't just rename the theme folder. If you rename your theme folder when you update, then the path will be no longer valid. Because WordPress stores menus and widget settings and some other settings by folder path, you will need to rename your theme folder back to what it was before, then your settings, menus, widgets will be restored. So the total renaming process has no meaning.
3. Reset Browser Cache, Server Cache And Plugin Cache
It is always recommended to reset your browser, plugin, and server cache when you update. Visual issues may happen and more often than not, its caused by caches, and they need to be emptied. Each browser allows you to remove cookies, history and other data. If your theme or ThemeMove Core version is not updated after uploading the new files, it is due to a server-side caching system. Some hosting providers have server-side cache systems installed to optimize the speed of content delivery, please clear any server-side cache or ask your host to do it. This is also true for google pagespeed setups or cloudflare setups.
4. Update Child Theme
If you have copied template files from parent theme to child theme, please make sure to revert to parent theme first to confirm if the issue exists there too. If it doesn’t, please update the templates copied to child theme with the parent theme.
5. Required & Recommended Plugins Must Be Updated
When you update the theme, you will see a notification message in your admin telling you the required and recommended plugins need to be updated. Follow the onscreen prompts to install the plugin updates. We have listed some required plugins and they have to be installed and activated for theme features to work. Make sure you are always using the most recent version of these plugins. You will be prompted to install it upon installing or updating your theme. If you dismiss the prompt or do not see it, then you can go to Plugins >> Installed Plugins >> Update Available (if have) and update the plugins there.
update heme Theme
Firstly, you need to download the new theme package from your Themeforest account. Once you have the new theme package, you can choose to upload the theme via WordPress or via FTP.
1. Update theme via FTP
Step 1 – If you have downloaded Installable WordPress file only, please unzip the theme_name.zip file. If you have downloaded the All file & documentation package, please unzip the theme_name.zip file and then unzip the secondary theme_name.zip file which will give a theme_name folder.
Step 2 – Connect to your FTP.
Step 3 – Upload the extracted theme_name folder to: wp-content/themes/. Just replace existing files and folders.
Step 4 – Lastly, update the included plugins. You will see a notification message letting you know the plugins have a new version and need to be updated.
2. Update theme via WordPress
Step 1 – You need to deactivate the current theme in Appearance > Themes section by simply activating a different theme. Once you activate a different theme, you can delete the theme_name.


Step 2 – Retrieve the theme_name.zip file from your new Themeforest download. If you download All files & documentation, then you need to unzip the archive file you received, the theme_name.zip file will be inside of it.
Step 3 – Then simply upload and activate the theme_name.zip file in the Appearance > Themes section like you've done when installing theme.
Build Your Site
WordPress Configuration
You can adjust WordPress settings as follows:
1. You can set Site Title, Tagline in Settings > General.

2. You can set Blog pages show at most, Front Page displays in Settings > Reading.

3. You can set Discussion settings in Settings > Discussion.

4. You can set Image sizes in Settings > Media.

5. You should ensure that a non-default permalink setting is selected, e.g. Day and name in Settings > Permalinks.

Theme Options
theme_name comes with advanced settings panel that is loaded with options. We have the options organized into logical tabbed sections, and each option has a description of what it will do on the front end. Because of the sizable amount of options theme_name provides, we cannot go over them in full detail here in our documentation. We encourage you to please take some time and navigate through each tab to see what we offer. Go to Appearance > Customize on admin sidebar to access the setting options. See below for screenshot of our Customize panel.

Page
Create A New Page
Step 1 – Navigate to Pages in your admin sidebar and click Add New option.

Step 2 – Enter a new name for your page, then find the Page Attributes box on right side to set your Parent or Template page.

Use Visual Composer To Build Page
Step 1 – Choose Backend Editor or Frontend Editor to edit your page. Backend Editor gives you the backend interface while Frontend Editor gives you the user interface. Visual Composer works with both.

Step 3 – Choose elements you want to add to your new page in the element box and start editing them.

Explore more about Visual Composer here.
How To Change Page Title
Step 1 – Go to Pages > All Pages. Then point at the page you want to edit. You will see the Quick Edit option.

Step 2 – Edit the title as you want. Delete the current slug. Then hit Update. It will automatically generate new slug for your page.

You can also edit some other options such as parent, template, status... If you want to edit more options, hit Edit instead of Quick Edit.

Step 2 – Give your menu a name, then hit Create Menu.

Step 3 – Choose menu items you want to add from the left and hit Add to Menu.
Then hit Save Menus

Slider
Create A New Slider
Step 1 – Navigate to Slider Revolution > New Slider.

Step 2 – Enter a Slider Name (1) and Slider Alias (2), and click "Save Settings".



Quick Note:
- Before saving, you can select several of the slider's settings from this page. But choosing these settings are not required to officially create a new slider, as they can be adjusted afterward.
- The slider's "Title" can be anything, but the "Alias" should not have any special characters or spaces (but dashes and underscores are ok).
Step 3 – You'll now be redirected to the plugin's main admin page where you'll see your new slider listed.

Hover to your new slider, a pen which means "Edit" will appear. Choose that to start building your slider.
Edit Your Slider
Step 1 – Go to Slider Revolution and hit the slider you want to edit

Step 2 – Choose Main/Background Image if you want to change it, then hit Media Library or Object Library depending on where you want to get your image.

Navigate to other tabs: General Settings, Thumbnail, Slide Animation, Link & Seo, Slide Info, Nav. Overwrite to customize. You just have to follow those comprehensive instructions.
Post
Create A New Post
Step 1 – Navigate to Posts > Add New in your WordPress admin sidebar.
Step 2 – Create a title, and insert your post content in the editing field.
Step 3 – For setting the type of your post, just choose from the Format field on the right sidebar.
Step 4 – Add Categories from the right side. Categories is meta information you create for the post. Each category is a meta link that your viewer can click to view similar type of posts. To assign it to the post, check the box next to the Category name. You can also access and edit Categories from the Post sidebar item in your WordPress admin sidebar.
Step 5 – Add Tags from the right side. Tags is meta information you create for the post. Each tag is a link that your viewer can click to view similar type of posts. Type the name of the tag in the field, separate multiple tags with commas. You can also access and edit Tags from the Post sidebar item in your WordPress admin sidebar.
Step 6 – For a single image, click the first Featured Image Box, select an image and click the Set Featured Image button.
Step 7 – Once you are finished, click Publish to save the post.
Here is the screenshot that shows the various areas of the blog post page:

WooCommerce
Set Up An Online Store
In this section, you’ll learn to set up an online store with WooCommerce plugin
Step 1 – Be sure that you’ve installed WooCommerce. Check the plugin section.

If you haven’t install or activate WooCommerce, get back to Plugin Installation section.
Step 2 – Configure general settings for your WooCommerce store such as currency, tax, checkout, shipping, etc. by navigating to WooCommerce > Settings

Step 3 – To create new order: Hit Orders > Add Order.

Step 4 – To create new Coupon: Hit Coupons >> Add Coupon.

For more settings of WooCommerce, click here.
Customize Your Online Store
Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Shop. Here you will see three tabs: Shop Archive, Product Single, Cart page.

FAQs
What Are Common Installation Issues
When you install theme_name, you may encounter some problems. Check for clarifications here.
How To Change Color
First, you need to go to Appearance > Customize > Color. These are parts that have color options: Main Color, Link Color...

How To Change Site Indentity
Hit Apperance > Customize > Site Indentity.

How To Edit A Widget
Hit Appearance > Widgets. Choose a widget you want to edit.

Then choose its area as you wish and hit Add Widget.

Then go to the right where you will notice a just-added widget. Type information and hit Save.

How To Change Logo
Hit Appearance > Customize > Logo. Here you can set your default and mobile logo.
