After purchase, the eMart PRO version you will get a notification email about purchase confirmation email with the download link or log in our site customer area then goes to Purchase History to download.
There is two way to install eMart PRO WooCommerce theme – Let's Check It out
If you encounter the message “Are you sure you want to do this? Please try again.” or “The link you followed has expired” when attempting to install, this is most likely occurring because your server has a low maximum file size upload/low maximum execution time set in the PHP settings. You must increase the following PHP settings to be greater than 24M (Any reputable hosting company will assist you with this quickly & hassle free):
or you can upload the theme through FTP instead to bypass this all together.
You need to activate some plugins to get all pro features of this theme.
When you finish activating the emart pro theme, you’ll see the below notification:
Now it’s the right time to click to start installing plugins. And you’ll be navigating to the Install Required Plugins page.
But before the start, please ensure all of them or some recommended plugins you like. Then, select install from the drop-down options, and click the Apply button.
After finishing the installations of require plugins, you’ll be navigating to another page. And it’ll look like:
NB:- Bear in mind, these are the essential plugins for the emart pro theme, given below.
So, below is a listing of theme require plugins. You need to activate the required plugins to get your emart pro theme’s full functionality.
eMart pro wraps up with a one-click demo importer to make your site very easily and fast like our demo. To import the Demo Content, eMart pro’s has two (02) method. Carefully read the given below instruction to learn how to make it:
So, before starting the instruction, please be confirmed that you’ve installed and activated the required and recommended plugins.
Here is another process to import the Demo Content. So, let’s apply it:
Basically, it’ll take max 6-10 minutes to complete. But if you see the import is taking more than 6-10 minutes, there’s might be a problem. So, you can turn away from the import page.
Or, if your import gets stuck, you need to increase the max execution time. You can add this code to your wp-config.php file right above the “/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */” line:
set_time_limit(600);
If you constantly have the trouble, be confirmed that you’ve enough memory allocated to PHP. This can be set in your wp-config.php file. Try upping it to 256M.
The General setting is an option where we provide all the necessary information, so you can easily customize the eMart eCommerce theme. Also, we combine the General option and More essential in our General setting, thus, you can customize the theme comfortably. So, check and read the theme settings carefully, so that, you can make your theme instantly and trouble-free.
To upload the logo, first of all, open your WordPress Dashboard, then go to Theme options ==>> General Options. There you’ll find a button box named by Add image. So, click to make the change.
There you’ll see the Site Layout and a button box with two options Container, and Fluid. So, make it how you want to change the site layout. NB: Mainly, there are two types of site layout, such as: Container- This will take 1600 pixels of your monitor. Fluid- Which will take full wide.
To set the top bar customization, you’ve to navigate WordPress Dashboard ==>> theme option ==>> Top Bar Setting. There you’ll see the Display location, social icon and color update options. So, click it to set up.
To change the overall site color scheme of the eMart theme, kindly navigate to WordPress Dashboard ==>> Theme options ==>> Styling Options . There you’ll see Primary Color Scheme, Secondary Color Scheme, Tertiary Color Scheme, Quaternary or Posts Title Color Scheme, and Main Menu Background Color with their respective button. So, make the changes how you demand.
To start and activate a static front-page for the eMart Theme, please follow the instructions given below:
Scroll down to bottom of page for instructions.
Select the homepage from dropdown list. This page will become your home/front page.
Select the posts page from dropdown list. This page will become your blog page.
That’s it, you’re done!
There are two ways to set up your home hero section, one is using the theme options or using any 3rd party plugins as widgets. we are going to show both ways to manage hero section of the home page.
To add slider or video from theme options, please navigate WP-admin –> Theme options –> Hero section –> Home Page Hero . you will find more as bellow screenshot.Add you are items and save the save options. then hero section will auto appears to your home.
if you like to use 3rd party slider plugins or any other, you can do simply as adding widgets, let’s go wp-admin –> Appearance –> Widgets –> Static Home Page, as screenshot bellow.
Page Settings offer different ways to change page layouts. The similarity of those terms is, at first, a little confused; let’s get an overview of what they each do.
In general, there are only 2 simple processes to update the eMart theme.
1) let’s update the page layout Globally; please Navigate to wp-admin ==> Theme Options ==> Page Settings, and you will find the below screenshot .
2) Page layout update via page meta box, let’s go wp-admin ==> add a new page ==> Template and choose a template from the dropdown list
You can show or hide the page here section or title. When you’re editing/adding a new page, this is what you should be looking for:
1) Using meta box to hide the hero section.
2) Global setting to hide the hero section
With the eMart pro, you have options or customize the 404 page.
In this segment, you’ll learn every potential customization of Blog layouts Of the eMart theme. Therefore, to customize the Blog layouts, read patiently but carefully to customizing.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Archive/Blog. And in there, you’ll find the Blog Layout and a box with few options, such as Content – Primary Sidebar, Primary Sidebar – Content, No Sidebar, Full Container, etc. So, make the Blog Layout you desire.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Archive/Blog. And in there, you’ll find the Blog Template Layout with six different styles, such as Large image style, List style, 1 Larger than List style, Grid style, 1 Larger than Grid style, and Masonry style. So, make the change you desire.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Archive/Blog. And in there, you’ll find the Archive heading Tag and a box with few options, such as H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, etc. So, make the change of Heading on Archive/Category.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Archive/Blog. And in there, you’ll find the Posts Meta and a few options, such as Avatar, Author Name, Posted Date, Comment Count, and Categories. So, hit the boxes to disable/enable the Posts Meta.
First, run your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Archive/Blog. And in there, you’ll find the Archive Read more with an empty box. So, write there to make the change.
NB: Bear in mind, if you move without writing the box, it hides…
First, run your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Archive/Blog. And in there, you’ll find the Content-Type and a box with a few options, such as to excerpt, content, and no content. So, judge wisely to switch the Post Content.
By default, the eMart theme shows the Site Title and Tag line. Therefore, changing the Site Title and Tag line without touching, first, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Archive/Blog. And in there, you’ll find the Custom Archive Title and Custom Archive Description with their empty boxes. So, make the change you desire.
You can manage blog posts and categories in Posts section inside WordPress dashboard. this segment wraps with Single Posts Layout, enable/disable Post Meta, Post share icons, Related posts, column settings, and so on. So, to learn and customize the Single posts, let’s begin the topic.
First, run your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Single. And in there, you’ll find the Single Posts Layout and a box with a few options, such as Content – Primary Sidebar, Primary Sidebar – Content, No Sidebar, Full Container, etc. So, make the Single Posts Layout you desire.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Single. And in there, you’ll find the Posts Meta and a few options, such as Avatar, Author Name, Posted Date, Comment Count, Categories, and Tag. So, hit the boxes to disable/enable the Posts Meta.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Single. And in there, you’ll find the Next and Previous post with an On/Off button. So, click “On” to enable the Next and Previous post.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Single. You’ll find the Featured Image on Single Post with an On/Off button in there. So, hit the button to “On” to show the Featured Image on Single Post.
Second, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Single. And in there, you’ll find the Social Share Links with an On/Off button. So, click “Off” to disable the Social Share Links.
First, go to your WP Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> Blog Options ==> Single. You’ll find the Related Posts with an On/Off button. So, click “On/Off” to enable/disable the Related Posts.
Similarly, you’ll find the Related Posts Columns (Desktop grids, Tablet grids, and Phone grids) and Related Post limit with their respective buttons. So, make the customization you desire.
In a word, we’re giving the entire explanation of the WooCommerce Shop/Archive customization settings in this section. For example, Shop/Archive Layout, Product Category, and Product tag, etc. So, to customize the WordPress store theme, carefully read and learn the settings.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Shop/Archive Layout and a box with a few options, like Content – Primary Sidebar, Primary Sidebar – Content, No Sidebar, Full Container, etc. So, make the Shop/Archive Layout you want.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Number of Products Per Page and a box. So, kindly make the number of products to show.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Number of Product Columns and a drop-down with few options, like 1 column, 2 columns, 3 columns, 4 columns, etc. So, click the drop-down to create your columns.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Shop Loop Heading Tag a box with few options, like H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, etc. So, make the change for the title tag.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Product title link and a box with two options, like On and Off. So, click the box to turn on/off the product title link.
First of all, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Short Description and a box with two options, like On and Off. So, click the box to turn on/off the Short description.
First of all, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Wishlist button and a box with two options, like On and Off. So, click the box to turn on/off the Wishlist button.
First of all, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Shop/Archive Page. Then, you’ll see the Compare button and a box with two options, like On and Off. So, click the box to turn on/off the Compare button.
In the eMart Pro theme’s by default, display you the Primary sidebar. And if you desire a specific Sidebar for a Shop page, or Product Category, or Product tag, you need to open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Appearance ==> Widgets. In there, you’ll see the WooCommerce Sidebar options. So, make your specific Sidebar for the respective option.
Now we’re going to describe to you the entire WooCommerce Single Product customization options. So, read and learn the customization options carefully to customize your site.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Single Product. Then, you’ll see the Single Posts Layout and a box with a few options, like Content – Primary Sidebar, Primary Sidebar – Content, No Sidebar, Full Container, etc. So, make the Single Product Posts Layout you want.
To clarify, we attach the Display Compare button, Display Wishlist button, Display SKU, Display Category, Display Tags, and Display Share button as a Single Product meta.
Therefore, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Single Product. In there, you’ll see the Display Compare button, Display Wishlist button, Display SKU, Display Category, Display Tags, Display Share button. And with their respective boxes with two options, like On and Off. So, click the boxes to show/hide the Single Product meta.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Single Product. Then, you’ll see the Display Related, Display Upsell Product, Display Cross-sell product. And with their respective boxes with two options, like On and Off. So, click these boxes to show what you want to display.
Firstly, open your WordPress Dashboard ==> Theme Options ==> WooCommerce Options ==> Single Product. Then, you’ll see the Display Number of Products, Related/Cross-sell/Upsell Product Columns, and with their respective boxes. So, click these boxes to show the columns.
Every WordPress theme contains some texts that need to be translated into your language if you are building a non-English website. This theme if fully translation ready.
Create a copy of the original modern/languages/modern.pot
file.
Rename the copied file now: add hyphen followed with your language code locale, and change the file extension to "po".
(So, the British English file would be named modern-en_GB.po
.)
Use Poedit to translate the file and export (save) translation in "mo" file format.
Upload translated modern-en_GB.mo
file into your WordPress languages directory, into themes
folder (such as /wp-content/languages/themes/modern-en_GB.mo
(if the themes
folder does not exist in your WordPress languages directory, create it).
If you would like to translate the theme directly in your WordPress dashboard you need to use a specialized plugin. Check out Loco Translate plugin and instructions on how to use it at beginner's guide and technical overview.
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