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All our themes comes with Theme Options page which will allow you to easily customize your website with a few clicks. So, now you no longer need to be a designer or a programmer to build custom websites. Theme Options allow you to toggle on and off features, adjust layouts, change colors, fonts, logo, favicon,... (Read More)

We can’t provide extensive help in terms of modifications. If you are requesting modification help, which only requires us to publish 3 or 4 lines of code, we will be glad to assist you. However, if you need more work done, we can provide guidance and you would then need to hire a customizer. Customization... (Read More)

You can view theme the installation instructions for your theme on our theme instructions page. (Read More)

Sometimes it is necessary to know the ID of a particular post. For example, you might need to know the ID of a post you want to add as a “featured post” to the slider in our theme. To determine the post ID, use one of these methods: Look in your browser status bar for... (Read More)

It is always recommended to add featured image in your posts and pages. Our themes are highly dependent on featured images. Setting Featured Image 1. Open the editor of the post/page where you want to display image, and locate the Featured Image module in the bottom right corner under Page Attributes. Click on Choose a... (Read More)

All our free themes only have a Featured Post Slider. But if you upgrade to Pro or Premium themes, you have the option for Featured Image slider and so on. Featured Post slider is created to highlight your posts in the slider. To add the feature post slider, just follow the steps as below: First... (Read More)

According to WordPress.org, WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website, blog, or app. The core software is built by hundreds of community volunteers, and there are thousands of plugins and themes available to transform your site into almost anything you can imagine. (Read More)

WordPress.com and the software you download from WordPress.org are two entirely different things. Because of the way WordPress.com’s technical infrastructure is designed, we are not able to support uploading custom WordPress themes and plugin on WordPress.com. WordPress.com is brought to you by some of the same folks who work on WordPress, the Open Source blogging... (Read More)

According to WordPress.org, themes are collections of files “that work together to produce a graphical interface with an underlying unifying design for a weblog.” In simple, a WordPress theme is what controls the functionality, the look, and the feel of a WordPress website. WordPress themes come in a variety of flavors, from basic, free themes... (Read More)