In start you must have a working version of WordPress already installed. For information in regard to installing the WordPress CMS, please see the WordPress Codex Installing WordPress Once you have a working of version of WordPress, you need to download All Files and Documentation and extract the downloaded zip to get various files including theme_name.zip.

Install Theme Via WordPress Dashboard

1. Go to Appearance > Themes section
2. Click Add New and select the Upload Theme option
3. Choose the theme_name.zip file and press Install Now
4. Once the theme is uploaded you need to activate it.

Install Theme Via FTP

1. Access your hosting server using an ftp client.
2. Go to the wp-content/themes folder of your WordPress installation
3. Upload theme_name directory from downloaded package in wp-content/themes/.
4. Go to WordPress Dashboard > Appearance>Themes section to activate the theme

1. Go to Appearance>Themes section
2. Click Begin installing plugins

   

3. Check all plugins.

   

4. Select Install and click Apply

   

5. After installation click Return to Required Plugins Installer

   

6. Check all plugins ( or skip W3 Total Cache until you set eveything on your website ).

   

7. Select Activate and click Apply

   

8. Now you should see message similar to this:

   

One of the plugins recommended for the theme is Demo Content Importer - it will help you import demo content with just one click.

Please take a look at these notes before you do anything further.

1. Run Demo Importer on a clean WordPress installation.
2. Use Wordpress Database Reset plugin before running the importer. Go to Tools > Database Reset to reset (at least remove all default widgets which are inserted on clean Wordpress in sidebar Header)
3. Ensure that the theme is installed & activated.
4. Ensure that required plugins are activated.
5. Do not refresh your browser during the operation.
6. Do not run the Demo Import multiple times, one after the other. This will result in some duplicate content.

Go to Demo Content Importer.

If you are ready to import please click Import Demo Content.

When import will be finished you will see similar screen:

When finished installing our demo content, you can disable and delete Demo Content Importer plugin.

NOTE: While importing demo content data using one of our demo content importers plugins you can see the error: Sorry, an error occurred. Please try to import again or use the standard WordPress Importer plugin.
Please check this post for a solution.

1. To install quickstart you need to have ZipArchive module enabled on your server.
2. After install quickstart you can login to admin panel using login: admin and password: pixelemu
3. Copy files from directory quickstart (installer.php and quickstart.zip) to your server.
4. Type in browser address to your server and installer.php, ex. www.yourwebsite.com/installer.php
5. Select Connect and Remove All Data, type your database host, name, user, passsword and select I have read all warnings & notices. Now you can click Run Deployment.

   

6. Click OK when you will see this warning.

   

7. Now you can change old paths to new ones. Installer will do that for you. Don't change anything, just click Run Update.

   

8. Done. Now you can enter site by clicking Test Site. You can also see install report, save permalinks or cleanup files.

   

9. To cleanup files click File Cleanup

   

10. Click OK when you will see this warning.

    

11. You will be redirected to admin panel. Now click Delete Reserved Files

    

12. Remember to delete quickstart.zip manually.

    

Do it before update:

1. Backup your website. We recommend plugin Duplicator.

2. Download the latest version of theme package theme_name.zip

3. Download the latest version of theme plugin theme_name-plugin.zip

Update theme via WordPress dashboard

1. Go to Appearance -> Themes and click on Add New

2. Click on the Upload theme button

3. You will see a form. Now you need to choose ZIP file theme_name.zip and click Install Now

4. Now click on Replace current with uploaded button.

5. Now you should see the success message

6. Go to Plugins -> Add New and click on Upload Plugin

7. You will see a form. Now you need to choose ZIP file theme_name-plugin.zip and click Install Now

8. Now click on Replace current with uploaded button.

9. Now you should see the success message

Update theme manually - optional

1. Go to wp-content/themes and upload unzipped theme folder theme_name (override all files).

2. Go to wp-content/plugins and upload unzipped theme plugin folder theme_name-plugin (override all files).

This page displays posts with FAQ post type as accordion. To create that page go to Pages > Add New. Now select template FAQ Page and click Update/Publish

Very useful plugin that allow you to show/hide widgets on certain pages. These options are displayed on the bootom of all widgets.

You can choose

1. Display widget for everyone, only logged-in or only logged-out users.
2. Show or hide widget on pages selected below.
3. Pages to show/hide widget.

Plugin that allows you to create nice main menu with mobile devices support.

More about configuration you can see here.

Add PE Recent Posts widget to sidebar, ex. Right Column.

You can choose here:

1. Title: title of widget
2. Posts Category: posts category for slides
3. Number of items in row
4. Number of rows
5. Number of all items: number of posts that will be loaded in widget
6. Readmore: show or hide readmore button
7. Order direction: ascending or descending
8. Ordering: date, title or most commented
9. Navigation: Bullets or None
10. Description Limit: number of characters to display for each post
11. Image alignment: image position (left, right, top, bottom)
12. Show thumbnail: yes or no
13. Image Size: size of featured image (thumbnail, medium, large)
14. Grid Spacing: space in pixels between items

Click Save when you are done.

More about this plugin

Add PE Easy Slider widget to sidebar Primary Widget Area.

You can choose here:

1. Title: title of widget
2. Style: 2 styles of items arrangment
3. Source: Posts or images folder on the server
4. Category: posts category for slides
5. Number of items in row
6. Number of rows
7. Number of all items: number of posts that will be loaded in widget
8. Readmore: show or hide readmore button
9. Order direction: ascending or descending
10. Ordering: date, title or most cCommented
11. Navigation: bullets, arrows or none
12. Image Size: size of featured image (thumbnail, medium, large)
13. Image height: height of one image in pixels, "0" for disable this option
14. Grid Spacing: space in pixels between items

Click Save when you are done.

More about this plugin

Add PE Panels widget to sidebar Primary Widget Area.

You can choose here:

1. Title: title of widget
2. View: allow to chose panel style (tabbed or collapsed)
3. Pages: list of pages to show in panel
4. Posts: list of posts to show in panel
5. Items order: current items ordering (It depends on the order of clicking)
6. Content limit: if you want to shorten the content
7. Show readmore: to display read more link
8. Show date: to display creation date in selected place
9. Show article thumbnail: display post / page image (select thumbnail size and side to display)
10. Full width: allows re-size tab panels to full available space (only tabbed view)
11. Responsive break point: width at which panel will turns into mobile layout
12. First panel opened: (only for collapsed view)
13. Multi select: allow to open more than one panel (only collapsed view)
14. Grid Spacing: space in pixels between items

Click Save when you are done.

More about this plugin

To show Revolution Slider on your website navigate to Appearance > Widgets and add new Revolution Slider widget to sidebar Header

Now choose slider that you want and click Save

If you are using Revolutin Slider in sidebar Header please add a custom class pe-margin (remove margin for this widget).

This widget has options to show only for certain pages but for safety don't use it beacause we use plugin Display Widgets.

PS. If you have problems with paths to images in sliders follow this.

Simple plugin that allows users to use any image from your WordPress Media Library as a custom user avatar.

Navigate to Users > Your Profile and select any image you want as your avatar.

Click Update Profile when you are done.

Plugin that allows you to display widgets in posts or pages.

If you want to display widget in post, you need to copy special shortcode from widget configuration and paste in content.

Please remember to set also proper display widget settings.

Documentation: Installation and FAQ

Navigate to Posts > Add New. Enter title, category, description and click Publish.

Navigate to Pages > Add New. Enter title, description and click Publish. Optionally you can choose template.

Navigate to FAQ > Add New. Enter title, description and click Publish.

All widgets have additional functionality: add custom class.

Classes are visible here in the code:

See how aspects of the Bootstrap grid system work across multiple devices with a handy table.

Example:

Don't want your columns to simply stack in smaller devices? Use the extra small and medium device grid classes by adding .col-xs-* .col-md-* to your columns. See the example below for a better idea of how it all works.

<!-- Stack the columns on mobile by making one full-width and the other half-width -->
<div class="row">
  <div class="col-xs-12 col-md-8">.col-xs-12 .col-md-8</div>
  <div class="col-xs-6 col-md-4">.col-xs-6 .col-md-4</div>
</div>

<!-- Columns start at 50% wide on mobile and bump up to 33.3% wide on desktop -->
<div class="row">
  <div class="col-xs-6 col-md-4">.col-xs-6 .col-md-4</div>
  <div class="col-xs-6 col-md-4">.col-xs-6 .col-md-4</div>
  <div class="col-xs-6 col-md-4">.col-xs-6 .col-md-4</div>
</div>

<!-- Columns are always 50% wide, on mobile and desktop -->
<div class="row">
  <div class="col-xs-6">.col-xs-6</div>
  <div class="col-xs-6">.col-xs-6</div>
</div>

See helpful guide:
How to use bootstrap grid system with WordPress theme?

For faster mobile-friendly development, use these utility classes for showing and hiding content by device via media query. Also included are utility classes for toggling content when printed.

Try to use these on a limited basis and avoid creating entirely different versions of the same site. Instead, use them to complement each device's presentation.

Available classes

Use a single or combination of the available classes for toggling content across viewport breakpoints.

The .visible-*-* classes for each breakpoint come in three variations, one for each CSS display property value listed below.

So, for extra small ( xs ) screens for example, the available .visible-*-* classes are: .visible-xs-block , .visible-xs-inline , and .visible-xs-inline-block .

The theme comes with Shortcode Generator. It is a drag & drop tool for placing shortcodes in widgets and posts.

How it works:

Step1: Open the Shortcode Generator

When editing a post, page or widget, click on the "Add shortcode" button to open the Shortcode Generator tool:

Step2: Drag & drop a shortcode into the "Drop area"

Choose a shortcode and drag & drop the shortcode box into the "Drop area".

Step3: Enter the shortcode parameters

When you click the shortcode title in the "Drop area" you will be able to fill in the shortcode parameters. Remember to click the "Set parameters" button to apply the parameters.

Step4: Display the shortcode

Once you are done, click the "Use shortcode" button to add the shortcode into the editor:

Remember to save the post, page or widget after all.