Created: 30 / May / 2016     |       Latest Update: 30 / May / 2016      |       Email: support@wedesignthemes.com        |   By: designthemes

1. Theme Documentation

Thank you for purchasing our theme. We are happy that you are one of our customers and we assure you won't be disappointed as well. We do our best to produce top notch themes with great functionality, premium designs and human readable code. Before you get started we highly encourage you to get familiar with this documentation file. Spending half an hour reading the manual may save lot's of your time and avoid questions with obvious answers.

Please Notice : Our support covers getting setup, trouble using any features, and any bug fixes that may arise. Unfortunately we cannot provide support for customizations or 3rd party plugins. If you need help with customizations of your theme then you should enlist the help of a developer.

1.1. About the theme

"OneLife" is a WordPress theme for cosmetic & plastic surgeons who offer beauty treatments using microsurgical techniques.

Surgeons who perform operations such as implants and transplants, augmentation and reduction, skin treatments, body contouring, abdominoplasty, liposuction, and other varieties of cosmetic and plastic surgeries, can use this theme to display all their services to their prospective clients.

It is a well researched theme to fit perfect for cosmetic surgery clinics, designed with the motive to help your clients easily browse all the information regarding your services.

The Visual Composer can provide awesome customization, due to its drag and drop capabilities. Just like its name suggests, you only need to select an element and drop it in place. You can choose between several background options and fonts, and you may also change the entire color scheme of the site.

Video tutorials were implemented in order to guide you through the customization process. In addition, a detailed documentation source offers to explain every theme feature. With a single mouse click, you will gain access to some incredible demo content. This can hasten the setup phase, and provide a useful template for further customization.

Thank you for purchasing our theme. We understand that no business is complete without a prompt after sales support.If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to email via our user page contact form. We will be more than happy to be of any service as and when you require.


1.3 WordPress Information

To use this theme you must have Wordpress engine installed. We assume you have a working version of WordPress already up and running. If not you can check this great video by Woothemes guiding you through the process of Wordpress installation.

We also encourage you to actively use the links below. These useful resources cover most of general WordPress questions you may have:

  • Wordpress FAQ - Information and resources about WordPress including history, features, semantics, glossary, and information to help you determine whether or not WordPress is the blogging tool for you.
  • Wordpress Lessons - Great source of knowledge for WordPress beginners
  • PHP Function References - Detailed information on WordPress PHP functions and usage examples


1.4 Theme Requirements

We have tested our theme in most standard hosting setups. Anyhow make sure your hosting server matches the following requirements.

  1. Latest version of WordPress installed
  2. PHP5 or higher and MySQL 5 or higher
  3. We recommend to enable 'mod_rewrite' module (If not enabled sometimes pages or posts will result in bad gateway error)
  4. Memory limit (memory_limit) should be atleast 128MB
  5. Maxium File Upload size (upload_max_filesize) should be atleast 32MB

1.5 Getting support

We strive to provide best tech support ever :-). To get free assistance please use our tickets system.

Before submitting a ticket please be sure you checked this documentation file, our Knowledge Base and video tutorials. Most of the issues that may arise have already been resolved and answered.

Please Notice! To get tech support you will need your purchase code. To get the code please go to your themefoest download page and click on theme download link. Here you should stick with the last option and download text file containing your license details and purchase code proving your order.

Please Notice : Our support covers getting setup, trouble using any features, and any bug fixes that may arise. Unfortunately we cannot provide support for customizations or 3rd party plugins. If you need help with customizations of your theme then you should enlist the help of a developer.

 

 


1.6 Theme Installation

1. At first, after purchasing this theme, please download the package from Themeforest. All you need to do that is move your mouse over your login name in the right top corner (of course after you`re logged in Themeforest) and then click Download. Here you will find all the items that you have purchased.

2. In the next step click the Download > Main File(s) button next to designthemes theme and save the package on your computer.

3. Please unpack the whole package after downloading it from Themeforest. In that package, you can find things like documentation.zip, OneLife .zip, OneLife -child.zip, and revolutionslider-export.zip files.

Note : If you try to install the wrong files you will get missing styles.css file error. This is the most common error meaning you are trying to install incorrect package.

Update WordPress : To ensure a positive user experience, we highly recommend you to update your WordPress to the latest stable version 4.0 or higher. This will help to ensure that you are able to utilize all of the latest features of WordPress.


1.6.1. Theme Installation via WordPress

Follow the steps below to install the theme via WordPress.

Step 1 – Login to admin panel.

Step 2 – Go to Appearance - Themes and click on the Add New button.

Step 3 – Choose Upload theme option. Click on Browse...(Choose file in Safari/Chrome), select the "OneLife .zip" and click InstallNow button.

Step 4 – After successfully installation click on Activate or go to Appearance - Themes and click on Activate to activate the newly installed theme.

Step 5 – After the theme's activation you will be prompted to install recommended plugins: DesignThemes Core Features Plugin, Revolution Slider, Events Calendar, Visual Composer and WooCommerce

Step 6 – Once required plugins are activated, navigate to Settings > Permalinks, select 'Post name' in 'Common Settings' tab and save it.


1.6.2. Theme Installation via FTP

Follow the steps below to install via FTP.

  1. Log into your hosting server space using FTP software.
  2. Unzip the "OneLife .zip" ( "OneLife .zip" will be found inside "OneLife .zip" ) file and ONLY use the extracted 'OneLife ' theme folder.
  3. Upload the extracted 'OneLife ' theme folder into wp-content / themes folder.
  4. Activate the newly installed theme in Appearance > Themes.
  5. Then you will see a notification message to install and activate the required & recommended plugins. 'DesignThemes Core Features Plugin' should be installed and activated immediately as the prompted features will be loaded only if this plugin is activated.
  6. Once required plugins are activated, navigate to Settings > Permalinks, select 'Post name' in 'Common Settings' tab and save it.

Please take a look at structure of the OneLife .zip archive you got after purchasing.


1.7 Folder Structure

  • style.css - main style.css
  • responsive.css - makes the template as responsive
  • rtl.css - supports right to left alignment of some languages
  • The css folder - contains the css for all major browsers, prettyphoto & for the font awesome. - ( Please ensure that your new styles are applied, make sure that they carry enough "weight" and that there isn't a style lower in the CSS file that is being applied after yours. )
  • The css / skins folder - contains the css for predefined skins that comes with the template.
  • The framework folder - contains all theme related files and javascript files.
  • The images folder - contains all the images that are used in the stylesheets for the layout purpose.
  • The languages folder - contains default .po files.
  • The woocommerce folder - contains customized files of woocommerce.

1.9 Plugin Installation

Once OneLife theme is installed and activated, you will get a notification message in your WordPress admin telling you to install the required and recommended plugins. Once you have uploaded and activated the theme, install and activate the 'DesignThemes Core Features Plugin' immediately. All promoted features will work properly, after activating this plugin only.

Plugins packed with theme

  • DesignThemes Core Features Plugin - comes by default with theme.
  • DesignThemes Doctor Plugin – This is our companion plugin that is required to use Onelife. Please make sure this is always installed and activated.
  • WPBakery Visual Composer – This is a premium slider plugin created by WPBakery.
  • LayerSlider WP - premium slider plugin created by Kreatura.
  • Slider Revolution - premium slider plugin created by ThemePunch.
  • Responsive Styled Google Maps - google maps plugin created by GreenLine.

Others plugins used by theme

  • Contact Form 7 - contact from creator plugin created by iDeasilo
  • WooCommerce - an e-commerce plugin created by WooThemes
  • YITH WooCommerce Wishlist, YITH WooCommerce Zoom Magnifier - an e-commerce addon plugin created by Yithemes

Others plugins supported by theme

 

 


1.10 Theme Update

IMPORTANT: Before you go ahead with the update please check theme changelog and make sure you backup your old theme folder. Download it to your computer locally.

It is the best practice to backup both your files and database regulary and especially before making some serious updates. We recommend using free backup plugins for WordPress like WPOnlineBackup

Update Option 1. Update using WordPress uploader

  1. Log into your Themeforest account and navigate to your downloads tab. Find the theme and download "Installable WordPress file".
  2. Log into your wordPress website and go to Appearance -> Themes
  3. Activate a different theme. Delete the previous version of OneLife and re-upload the new Wordpress Installable files that you have downloaded from Themeforest in the 1st step.
  4. Once it uploads, choose to activate the theme.
  5. Update the included plugins if you see a notification message letting you know the plugins have a new version.

 

Update Option 2. Update using FTP client

  1. Log into your Themeforest account and get the last version of the theme as described above.
  2. Connect to your server using desktop client software(we recommend CyberDuck and Filezilla)
  3. Change directory to /wp-content/themes
  4. Remove existing folder with old theme files
  5. Unpack theme installable files downloaded from themeforest and upload to themes folder
  6. Update the included plugins if you see a notification message letting you know the plugins have a new version.

2. Demo content

The easiest way to import our demo content is to use our Demo Content Importer. Our importer will give you all pages and posts, several sample sliders, widgets, Buddha Theme Options, assigned pages, and more. This is recommended to do on fresh installs. It will not replace content like posts, pages, portfolio, etc , it will not delete current menus but configure our demo menus, and it will not replace but add sliders. It will, however, replace Theme Options, Reading settings and Widget settings.

When you first install any WordPress theme, it will not contain all the extra content that you might have seen in the live (demo) site. There are two ways you can import the OneLife Demo Content; the entire demo with all the settings through our Theme Options Importer, or importing only individual pages. Usually you have to import an XML file, which can be troublesome. We've made it easier by creating a Theme Options Demo Content Importer.

Importing the Demo Content

Before running the importer, make sure that you have installed and activated the required and recommended plugins. You will see a message at the top of your dashboard if you have not yet done so.

  • First of all, make sure that you have installed and activated the "DesignThemes Core Features Plugin" on your Wordpress.
  • Goto Appearance -> OneLife Options -> Buddha Panel -> Importer > Import Demo
  • Please be patient, as it may take few minutes to import everything. Once it is completed, you will receive a success message finally.

Note : "Error : Failed to import Media …. : If you get 'Failed to import Media "XXXX"' error like this, Nevermind, those errors !! However you'll have the dummy or placeholder images for each of those items instead.

 


3.1 Menu Settings

The supports custom WordPress menus, with multiple levels of dropdown support for the main menu. There are 3 areas of the theme where you can assign a menu; the main menu, the Secondary Menu, and the Shortcode Menu. Each of these menu locations can have a custom menu assigned. Once a menu is created and assigned to the location, it will show up on the site. There are also several Theme Options to customize the menu. Please see below for the menu locations, how to create a new menu, and the menu Theme Options.

  • Main Menu – This is the Main Menu that shows in the Header area.
  • Secondary Menu – This is the top Secondary Menu that can be assigned with headers 2-5.
  • Shortcode Menu – This is the Menu that can be assigned to show using shortcode.

3.2 Setting up the MegaMenu

Here are some points regarding mega menu and default menu.

  • By default you will have option to diable menu text and menu link option for every menu.
  • To enable mega menu please check the 'Use As Mega Menu' option and you can choose the number of column layout for mega menu ( available options 2 column, 3 column and 4 column ).
  • You can add any page or custom link or any availalable pages as sub menu for mega menu.
  • In sub menu you will have 'Enable Fullwidth' option which will make current menu and all its submenu to display in fullwidth.
  • Also for every submenu you will have option to choose custom widget area in 'Display Widget Area', which is created in buddha panel ( Dashboard -> Appearance -> OneLife Options ).
  • You can also choose number of column(s) these custom widgets should occupy ( available options 2 column, 3 column and 4 column ).

3.3 How to Setup a New Menu

Step 1 – Navigate to Appearance > Menus section of your admin sidebar.

Step 2 – Click the 'Create a new menu' link to make a new menu. Enter the name then click the 'Create Menu' button.

Step 3 – To add a menu item, select one of your created pages on the left hand side and click the 'Add to Menu' button. You can also add all kinds of different posts from the left side.

Step 4 – To add a custom menu item, enter URL and Link Text using 'Custom Links' box.

Step 5 – Manage your menus by using the drag and drop functionality. To create a dropdown menu, simply drag a menu item below and slightly to the right of another menu item.

Step 6 – After setting up your menu, scroll down to the bottom of the page to assign the menu to one of the 3 locations in the Theme Locations box.

Step 7 – Once its all done, make sure you click the Save button.


How To Setup The Header

Step 1 – Navigate to Appearance > Theme Options > Layout > Header to access the header options.

Step 2 – Expand the Header Content sub-panel and select your desired Header Position setting.

Step 3 – If you've selected Top as your Header Position, don't forget to choose your Header Layout and Slider Position. See below for more information.

Step 4 – If you've selected Left or Right as your Header Position, don't forget to set your Header Content details. See below for more information.

Step 5 – If you'd like to upload a background image for your header, then you can do so by going to the Header > Header Background Image sub-panel.

Step 6 – To customize your header's appearance and styling, then you can do so by going to the Header > Header Styling sub-panel.


5. Pages creation

Pages are the backbone of your website, and most likely you will setup several of them. Pages are a blank canvas that allow you to add content with our shortcode elements. There are different page templates to choose from, each serving a purpose to help you build a finished site.

OneLife gives you the ability to build virtually any design style. These professionally designed demos were built entirely with our options and require no custom coding.
OneLife Theme  have three different additional home pages :

  • Home with shop
  • Modern
  • Hotspot

 Every demo is included for free and can be easily imported with one click through the admin. Choose any of these beautiful templates to start building your site, or easily create your own unique OneLife through our powerful options.

5.1 Getting Started (How to create new page ?)

Step 1 – Navigate to Pages in your admin sidebar and click Add New menu.

Step 2 – Input a new name for your page, then find the Page Attributes metabox on the right side.

Step 3 – Set your parent page here. It's usually set to (no parent).

Step 4 – Choose your page template from the Template dropdown list. See list of page templates below.

Step 5 – Content for your page goes in the editing field, use the Visual or Text editor or Visual Composer. Page content is mainly built using Shortcodes. See the Shortcodes section for how to use them. You can also use our demo content by importing from buddha panel.

5.2 Page Templates

Theme has several specially designed Page Templates, which can be used on Pages, which offers them special features.

  • Default Template
  • Blog Template
  • One Page Template
  • Portfolio Template
  • Side Navigation Template

5.2.1 Default Template

Theme has several specially designed Page Templates, which can be used on Pages, which offers them special features.

  • You can choose template for your page which is configured in template post type.
  • You can add custom css for this page alone here.
  • You can enable / disable the breadcrumb section here.
  • You can switch between following available page layouts 'Without Sidebar', 'Left Sidebar' and 'Right Sidebar'. You can choose the custom widget area created using 'Widget Area' tab in Buddha Panel(Dashboard -> Appearance -> OneLife Options) and you can enable / disable the default widget area.

5.2.2 Blog Template

  • Choosing 'Blog Template' in 'Page Atributes' metabox will enable the 'Blog Options' metabox.
  • You can choose template for your page which is configured in template post type.
  • You can add custom css for this page alone here.
  • You can enable / disable the breadcrumb section here.
  • You can switch between following available page layouts 'Without Sidebar', 'Left Sidebar' and 'Right Sidebar'. You can choose the custom widget area created using 'Widget Area' tab in Buddha Panel(Dashboard -> Appearance -> OneLife Options) and you can enable / disable the default widget area.
  • You can choose the posts layout, layout type, enable grid layout, control the excerpt length and number of posts to display per page.
  • You can include only certain categories in this page using 'Choose Categories'.
  • You can also disable the Format, Date, Author, Comment and Tag info at any time.

5.2.3 One Page Template

  • Choosing 'One Page Template' in 'Page Atributes' metabox will enable the 'One Page Options' metabox.
  • You can choose template for your page which is configured in template post type.
  • You can add custom css for this page alone here.

5.2.4 Portfolio Template

  • Choosing 'Portfolio Template' in 'Page Atributes' metabox will enable the 'Portfolio Options' metabox.
  • Only difference between 'Portfolio Template' or 'Portfolio Fullwidth Template' is 'Portfolio Template' will have Page Layout option additionally.
  • You can choose template for your page which is configured in template post type.
  • You can add custom css for this page alone here.
  • You can choose the posts layout, number of posts to display per page, allow space between portfolio items, enable / disable allow filters and option to enable load more pagination.
  • You can choose only certain categories using 'Choose Categories' dropdown.

5.2.5 Side Navigation Template

Side navigation template menu behavior, image placeholders, excerpt type, excerpt link method, comments visibility on pages, feature image visibility on pages, FAQ feature images and FAQ filters.

  • You can choose template for your page which is configured in template post type.
  • You can add custom css for this page alone here.

6. Post Options

In addition to all the standard Page Options, OneLife offers several Post Options for you to use for each blog post. These options allow you to set different settings for each individual post. When creating or editing a post, scroll below the WordPress editing field to find the Post Options.


Blog Single Post Options

You can configure each single blog post with following options

  • You can choose template for your post which is configured in template post type.
  • You can switch between following available page layouts 'Without Sidebar', 'Left Sidebar' and 'Right Sidebar'. You can choose the custom widget area created using 'Widget Area' tab in Buddha Panel(Dashboard -> Appearance -> OneLife Options) and you can enable / disable the default widget area.
  • Enable / Disable the featured image of the blog post at anytime.

7. Slider

7.1 Layer Slider

LayerSlider WP is a premium multi-purpose slider for creating image galleries, content sliders, and mind-blowing slideshows with must-see effects, even from your WordPress posts and pages. It uses cutting edge technologies to provide the smoothest experience that's possible, and it comes with more than 200 preset 2D and 3D slide transitions. It has a beautiful and easy-to-use admin interface with supporting modern features like drag n'drop WYSIWYG slider builder, real-time previews, timeline view, Google Fonts and transition builder for custom animations. It's device friendly by supporting responsive mode, multiple layouts, touch gestures on mobile devices, and uses techniques like lazy load and conditional script loading for optimal performance. You can add any content into sliders, including images, text, custom HTML, YouTube and Vimeo videos or HTML5 self-hosted multimedia contents. It's also SEO friendly by allowing you to build semantic markup with custom attributes that search engines can index easily. LayerSlider comes with 13 built-in skins, and it has tons of options to entirely customize the appearance and behavior of your sliders at the smallest detail.

LayerSlider is external plugin which is included into theme. Because, for each product we purchase "Extended license" and that`s why we are able to include it into theme. This plugin works fine of course and if you want current slider version, you can always get directly from us. What you need to do, to get this slider is send us a request about it via contact form on our profile's page http://themeforest.net/user/designthemes (it is in the right bottom corner) and we`ll send you the current version.

 

 

7.1.1 LayerSlider Features

  • Super smooth hardware accelerated CSS3 transitions with jQuery fallback
  • Fully responsive & multiple layouts support
  • High compatibility with many fallback features for old browsers
  • Lazy loading images for better performance
  • Unlimited number of layers with image, video, audio, text or custom HTML content
  • Powerful API for more customization
  • SEO friendly
  • Multiple sliders can be added on the same page
  • Included free slide transition gallery
  • Very detailed documentation with examples
  • Unlimited variations of usage (image slider, image slider with text, content slider, video gallery slider, mixed content slider, banner rotator, etc.)

7.1.2 Create A New Layer Slider

Step 1 – Click on the Layer Slider sidebar item in your admin section, then click the "Add New" button and give the slider a name.

Step 2 – The "Slider Settings" tab will open and allow you to set the general settings for your slider such as the width, height, responsive, full width, and more. Check out each tab.

Step 3 – Once you are done, click "Save Changes" to save the slider. Next you can add slides, see the information below.

Please Note – You can get sample sliders by clicking the "Import Sample Sliders" button. It's a good way to learn and see the different types of settings.

 

 


7.1.3 How to add Slides to your slider

Step 1 – Click on the "Slides" tab.

Step 2 – Slide #1 will already be created, add a background image for the slide, set thumbnails, transitions, links and more in the settings box above the slider preview window.

Step 3 – Each slide you make can have multiple layers to it. The layers show up below the slider preview window. Click "Add New Layer" create a new layer. An editing section will display once clicked.

Step 4 – The layer editing section has 5 tabs; Content, Transition, Link, Styles, Attributes. Content tab is where you add your content, Transition tab is where you set all the timings and animations, Link tab is where you can set the content to link, Styles tab is where you set custom styles, Attributes tab is where you can add custom id's or classes.

Step 5 – Click on the Content Tab and enter your text, image or video or custom HTML content. Then set your transitions, links, styles and attributes if needed.

Step 6 – Click the "Enter Preview" button to view a preview of the slider and layers.

Step 7 – When finished, click "Save Changes" to save it. Repeat process for more slides.

7.2 Revolution Sliders

Revolution Slider:

Revolution Slider is a premium slider available as a WordPress plugin, jQuery plugin, and as a Concrete5 add-on. It's gained huge popularity in the WordPress community due to it's huge range of features and ease of use. In this review we're going to cover just a few of the features of the Revolution Slider WordPress Plugin, and then we'll show you just how easy it is to make your own sliders from scratch.

Responsive Layouts

The plugin is responsive ready and includes multiple slider layout options to make your life easier. Choose from fixed, custom, auto-responsive and full-screen. The Fixed and Custom layout options allow you to set your slider size using exact pixels, and with the Custom option you have additional options to vary the slider size at various screen widths. Or if you don't want to put effort into calculating your sizes, you can use the Auto-Responsive option that will automatically create slides that match the width of your theme (you still need to set the layer container size however). The most unique layout option is Full-Screen. With this option you can create fantastic sliders that literally fill your entire screen, no matter the size of your browser or device (you can even use this option to add full screen sliders with videos for even more impact).

Easy Options

Revolution Slider makes it easy for your to create custom sliders by adding in options for just about everything. Choose your slide delay, navigation arrows, slider location (add margins), add media layers, select slide transition and more all using the drop-down menus throughout the plugin.

Media Support

Add text, links, images and videos with a few clicks of your mouse. This gives you the ability to create information rich slides that your readers and clients will be able to identify with. Plus each of these media types is added as its own layer with unique animations, timing and styles that you set using Revolution Sliders super options. Revolution Slider Guide

First you'll nee to get a copy of the Slider Revolution WordPress Plugin. After you've installed the plugin, it should add a menu item to your main WordPress dashboard. Now you can start building your sliders!

You have two options – begin from scratch, or snag a free export file from the Revolution Slider demo to help get you started (just click on the "Example Files" link on the right upper section of their site). If you choose to import a sample slider, click on the Import button, browse for your sample file and click Upload.


7.2.1 How To Create A New Revolution Slider

Step 1 – Click on the Revolution Slider sidebar item in your admin section, then click the Create New Slider button.

Step 2 – Insert a slider name and alias. The alias text will generate a shortcode that can be used in the editing field of pages or posts.

Step 3 – Then select the Source Type. If you choose Posts or Specific Posts, please refer to the Revolution Slider Docs for information on how to set that up.

Step 4 – Then select the Slider Layout type, each type will have its own settings. Set the Grid and Responsive settings here also. View the layout example diagram below this area to understand what each section is.

Step 5 – On the right hand side are many other options you can set. All are self explanatory with descriptions. Test them out.

Step 6 – Once you are done, click Create Slider and your new slider will be made.


7.2.2 How To Import Revolution Sliders

Step 1 – Go the the Revolution Slider tab in your WP Admin, and click the Import Slider button.

Step 2 – Choose the .ZIP file of the slider you'd like to import.

Step 3 – Once you've chosen the .ZIP file, an Import Slider button will appear.

Step 4 – Click the Import Slider button, and wait for it to finish uploading.

Step 5 – Once it's finished uploading, you will now see your imported slider in the list of Revolution Sliders available.


7.2.3 How To Export Revolution Sliders

Step 1 – Go the the Revolution Slider tab in your WP Admin, and open the slider you'd like to export.

Step 2 – Switch to the Slider Settings tab on the top of the page.

Step 3 – On the right, you will find the 'Import / Export / Replace' dropdown. Click it to expand the tab and view the options.

Step 4 – Switch to the Export tab, and click the Export Slider button.

Step 5 – Once it's finished downloading, you will receive a .ZIP file of your slider.


8. Buddha Options Panel

Theme options are very important when it comes to the OneLife theme. You must go through all available theme options to make the theme work properly.

  1. Navigate to Dashboard -> Appearance -> OneLife Options.
  2. Theme has 9 different types of setting pages with tabs.

8.1 General Options

General

  • Preloader - You can add your custom image for preloader and you can enable / disable at anytime.
  • Nice Scroll & Globally Disable Page Comments - Enable / disable 'Nice Scroll' and 'Globally Disable Page Comments' at any time.
  • Style Picker - You have option to disable Light & Dark version switch, you can also add special pages which will be displayed in style picker.

Responsive

  • Make My Site Responsive - You can use this option to make site responsive.
  • Disable Slider for Mobile Devices - You can disable slider in mobile device.

 


8.2 Layout Options

General

  • Logo - You can upload custom logos for both web browsers and retina screens. Also you can specify width and heights of retina logos.
  • Favicons - If you are using the latest version of WordPress you will have default option to setup favicons, for that navigate to "Dashboard -> Appearance -> Themes -> Customize -> Site Identity -> Site Icon". If your WordPress doesn't have that functionality you can make use of theme custom options here.
  • Breadcrumb - Here you can configure Breadcrumb Delimiter, Breadcrumb Types, Breadcrumb Background Image, Breadcrumb Background Image Position, Breadcrumb Background Image Repeat, Breadcrumb Disable Parallax and Breadcrumb Icons for your breadcrumb.
  • Others - You can choose between Boxed and Fullwidth layout for your website. If you are choosing 'Boxed' layout, than you can choose custom background or predefined pattern for your website.

Header

  • Header - Options available are Header Types, Header Content, Enable Menu Icons, Enable Header Over Slider, Line Height, Top, Border Radius, and Sub Menu Top position.
  • Top Bar - Options available are Enable Top Bar, Left Content, Right Content, Padding Top, Padding Bottom, Font Size - Left, Font Size - Right, Top Border, Bottom Border and Line Height.
  • Others - You have option to enable /disable 'Sticky Navigation' for both default pages and one pages.

Footer

  • Enable Footer - Option to enable footer for your site.
  • Background Image - Add background image for your footer, also choose background posistion and repeat option for the image.
  • Copyright - You can add copyright text for your footer and also you can disable it anytime.
  • Footer Menu - Show / hide footer menu here.
  • Content - Content added here will be displayed along with copyright text.

Custom Css & Js

  • Custom CSS - Add custom css here and you can enable / disable at any time.
  • Custom JS - Add custom js here and you can enable / disable at any time.

8.3 Widget Area Options

Custom Widget Areas

  • Widget areas created here will be left sidebar or right sidebar or megamenu.
  • After creating new widget area here with specific title, go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Widgets here you can see the new widget area that you have created.
  • Add widgets for that widget area.
  • You can add these widgets for 2 locations
    • Page Sidebars - While choosing 'Left Sidebar' or 'Right Sidebar', you have this option 'Choose Widget Area - Left Sidebar' or 'Choose Widget Area - Right Sidebar'. Here you can choose the newly created widget area here.
    • Mega Menus - While creating menus you will have option called 'Display Widget Area', here you can choose the newly created widget area here.

8.4 Page Options

Post

  • Post Single - Here you can show / hide 'Author Box' (contains author details) and 'Posts Comments'.
  • Post Archives - Choose any one of the available layout types. Also you can choose the archive page layout (without sidebar, left sidebar, right sidebar) and post layout (1 column, 2 column, 3 column)
  • Archives and Single Post Options - Here you control the displaying of 'Post Format', 'Author', 'Date', 'Comment', 'Category' and 'Tag'.

Portfolio

  • Portfolio Single - Here you can show / hide 'Related Portfolios' and 'Portfolios Comments'.
  • Portfolio Archives - Choose any one of the available layout types. Also you can choose the archive page layout (without sidebar, left sidebar, right sidebar) and post layout (1 column, 2 column, 3 column, 4 column)
  • Portfolio Custom Fields - You can add custom field(s) for portfolio here, which will be displayed in portfolio single page. You can add datas for this field while adding or editing portfolios.
  • Permalinks - You can configure Single Portfolio slug and Portfolio Category slug, so that url of the portfolio single page and archive page will be changed respectively. After configuring here go to Dasboard -> Settings -> Permalinks -> Common Settings, here choose Post name and save it.

404

  • 404 Page Layout - You can choose any of the page layout 'without sidebar', 'left sidebar' or 'right sidebar'.
  • 404 Message - Here you can add custom message for 404 page.

Hooks

  • Top - You can add any content here which will be added after the opening of <body> tag..
  • Content Before - You can add any content here which will be added after the opening of <inner-wrapper> tag..
  • Content After - You can add any content here which will be added before the closing of </inner-wrapper> tag..
  • Bottom - You can add any content here which will be added before the closing of </body> tag..

8.5 WooCommerce Options

  • WooCommerce - Options available are number of products to show, product layout(2 column, 3 column, 4 column), apply isotope, disable shop standard sidebar from shop page, choose categories and disable secondary image on hover.
  • Product Detail - Options to choose page layout (without sidebar, left sidebar, right sidebar), diable shop standard sidebar, disable tab section, product layout (2 column, 3 column, 4 column) for up sell, cross sell and related product layouts, show / hide up sell products and related products.
  • Product Category - Choose page layout (without sidebar, left sidebar, right sidebar) for product category page layout.
  • Product Tag - Choose page layout (without sidebar, left sidebar, right sidebar) for product tag page layout.

8.6 Procedure Options

Custom post archives are the standard method that WordPress uses to display custom content.

With the help of this "Procedure" section, you can do the following things,

  • Setting up the Procedure Archives Page Layout for individual posts
  • Procedure Archives Page Layout : You can switch between following available layouts 'Fullwidth', 'Left Gallery' and 'Right Gallery'.
  • Procedure Custom Fields : Custom Post Archives list your custom content. You probably already know the standard WordPress archives..
  • Permalinks : You can create individual templates for custom post archives.

8.7 Doctors Add-on Options

Doctors: This Options is to keep track of doctors, their personal details, etc.

You can configure each single teacher post with following options

  • Doctor Custom Fields : configure Certifications, Experience, Qualification Submitted and Specialist In for each post
  • Department Archive Page Layout : You can switch between following available layouts 'Without Sidebar', 'Left Sidebar' and 'Right Sidebar'.
  • Permalinks : You can create individual templates for custom post archives. in each "doctor" post, there are numerous custom fields (Doctor Name, location, specialty, ect)
  • a custom post type of "doctors"
  • in each "doctor" post, there are numerous custom fields (Doctor Name, location, specialty, ect)

8.8 Colors Options

General

  • Theme Skin - Here you can choose skin for your theme.
  • Body Background Color - Choose body background color for your theme.
  • Theme Colors - There are 3 theme colors available. By choosing these 3 colors you can completely change the look and feel of the site.
  • Disable All Colors - There are 5 colors tabs 'Header', 'Menu', 'Content', 'Footer' and 'Heading' available under 'Colors' tab. So you can completely disable all settings here without changing individual values.

8.9 Fonts Options

General

  • General - You have option named 'Disable All Fonts Settings' to disable all font settings at once.
  • Fonts Style & Subset - Font style & weight and font subset you have chosen here will be added to custom fonts you are going to add in below tab Custom Fonts.
  • Custom Fonts - You have option to add 2 custom fonts for your site. Be causious while adding font name and you can upload custom fonts in one of following format .woff, .ttf, .svg, .eot

Content

  • You can choose Font Family, Font Size, Font Weight, Font Style and Line Height (px) for general contents of your site.

Menu

  • Menu - You can choose Font Family, Font Size, Font Weight, Font Style and Text Transform for first level menus.
  • Sub Menu - You can choose Font Family, Font Size, Font Weight, Font Style and Text Transform for all level sub menus.

Page Title

  • You can choose Font Family, Font Size, Font Weight, Font Style and Text Transform for page title (breadcrumb).

Headings

  • H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6 - You can choose Font Family, Font Size, Font Weight, Font Style, Text Transform, Line Height (px) and Letter Spacing (px) for all heading tags.

8.10 Importer Options

  • You can choose which demo you like to import from Demo dropdown list.
  • After choosing Demo, you will get Import dropdown list with following options All, Content, Menu, Options (buddha panel options) and Widgets
  • After that choose additional options like Import attachments and type of content, than click Import Demo Data
  • You will get popup alert message to confirm, click ok here.
  • Import may take several minutes, so please be patient while importing.
  • If import fails please check this Section

8.11 Backup & Restore Options

  • Backup & Restore Options - Backup Options => helps you to take backup of current buddha panel settings and Restore Options => helps you to restore buddha panel settings from last backup.
  • Transfer Theme Options Data - Help you to transfer buddha panel datas from one install to another. Copy the code shown in text area and paste it in the same place of another install and click Import Options.

9. Visual Composer

Visual Composer is designed by the guys at WP Bakery. It's a paid plugin that is not openly available on the WordPress plugin directory. You can only download it from CodeCanyon.

In OneLife Theme, we added Visual Composer for those who prefer working with this plugin. To activate the VC plugin following theme installation, go to Appearance > Install Plugins section, install it, and activate it. The plugin will then be ready to use.

Plugin installation following theme activation is available in the same section where the default WordPress editor is visible. In the create/edit page above the WordPress editor you will see two large, blue buttons called Backend Editor and Frontend Editor. These are exactly what you need to build content within Visual Composer.


Frontend and Backend Page Building

The most powerful feature of the Visual Composer is that it gives you an easy drag and drop page builder that can be used from the standard WordPress page/post edit area or directly from the frontend.

Build your content on the go with WordPress frontend editing page builder plugin. No more admin panel needed to create stunning and beautiful pages. Visual Composer introduces new game changer in the world of WordPress plugins. Experience the true "What You See Is What You Get" and forget about "blind designing".

  • Add and drag elements around the screen to quickly build unique layouts inside your WordPress theme.
  • Visual Composer determines type of elements you add and highlight them with different colors in order to improve user experience and navigation.
  • Switch between Guide modes to enable or disable VC menu elements and row/column borders.
  • Create responsive pages with brand new responsive design controls.

Visual Composer frontend page builder allows you quickly switch between different devices to check how your content looks on tablet or mobile devices. Ensure that everything is according to design grid and your high expectations.

In addition to game changing frontend page builder, award winning backend editor is available. Quickly build any type of page with simple and intuitive drag and drop interface right from your WordPress dashboard. Backend editor of Visual Composer has been proven to be one of the most beloved WordPress plugins of all times and it is a no brainier for thousands of WordPress power users. Tons of features and regular updates always keep Visual Composer on top of competition and this allows users to update and manage content fast and easy.


Content Elements

Visual Composer offers all the controls you need to work with content elements – add, edit, duplicate, remove or create presets for your elements whenever you wish with just single click. And with the smart Role Manager that is included in our page builder you can control access and options available to different user roles within your WordPress site. Control your WordPress site layout like never before.

Visual Composer templates

And that's not all – if you don't want to build your WordPress website from scratch you can always use our predefined templates. There are 60+ pro looking templates covering all the website sections you may need. Use predefined templates or create your own templates to reuse content and save even more time.

Built in content elements

Text block Pie Chart Separator Text separator
Message box Facebook like Google+ Pinterest
Tweetmeme FAQ Single image Image gallery
Tabs Tour section Accordion Icon
Posts slider Widgetised sidebar Button Call to action
Video player Google Maps Raw JS Raw HTML
Flickr widget Progress Bar Row Empty Space
Custom Heading Post Grid Masonry Post Grid Media Grid

Frontend Page Builder and Backend Editor for WordPress

Build responsive site and manage your content easily with intuitive frontend WordPress builder. No programming knowledge required – create stunning and beautiful pages with award winning drag and drop editor. Experience the true "What You See Is What You Get" and forget about "blind designing".

  • Add and drag elements around the screen to quickly build unique layouts inside your WordPress theme.
  • Visual Composer determines type of elements you add and highlight them with different colors in order to improve user experience and navigation.
  • Create responsive pages with brand new responsive design controls.

Visual Composer frontend editor allows you quickly switch between different devices to check how your content looks on tablet or mobile devices. Ensure that everything is according to design grid and your high expectations.

In addition to game changing frontend editor, award winning backend editor is available. Quickly build any type of page with simple and intuitive drag and drop interface right from your WordPress dashboard. Backend editor of Visual Composer has been proven to be one of the most beloved WordPress plugins of all times and it is a no brainier for thousands of WordPress power users.


Visual Composer - OneLife Options

There are 15+ pro looking templates covering all the website sections you may need. Use predefined templates or create your own templates to reuse content and save even more time.

OneLife Built in content elements

Content Alignment Any Class & Style Tabs Tabbed content
Accordions Button Colored Button Title boxes
Blockquote Dropcap Donut chart Icon box
Fancy Ordered List Fancy Unordered List Progress Bar Pricing Box 1
Toggles Tooltip Horizontal Divider Horizontal Top
Horizontal Custom Separator Email id Phone Number
Link Search Form Any Icon Any Image
Contact Info Counting Number Image Caption Image Flip
Mailchimp Newsletter Team Testimonial Partners carousel
Images carousel Twitter tweets Horizontal timeline Tabbed content
Vertical timeline Tabbed content Single Post Recent Posts
Latest News Single Portfolio Item Portfolio Items Custom Break
Custom Menu Sociable

 


10. Blog

10.1 How To Create A Blog Post

  • Login to the WordPress dashboard by visiting www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin
  • Click on Add New from the Posts menu once you are inside the WordPress admin panel
  • Give the post a nice title.
  • Add the post content in the content section using either Page Builder or WordPress Editor.
  • Add relevant tags for this post.
  • Add the post to the relevant category (Create a category if a relevant category doesn't exist, in Dashboard -> Posts -> Categories).
  • Also you have option to choose Template page for this post.
  • You can also switch between following page layouts Without Sidebar, Left Sidebar, Right Sidebar.
  • If you wish you can disable feature image for this post.
  • Finally publish the post by hitting Publish button.

10.2 How to Assign a Post Page

Step 1 – Navigate to Dashboard -> Settings -> Reading -> Front page displays tab.

Step 2 – Select A static page option.

Step 3 – Choose the page you want as your blog post page from the Posts page dropdown list.

Step 4 – Finally make sure you click the Save Changes button.


11. Portfolio

11.1 How To Create A Portfolio Item ?

  • Login to the WordPress dashboard by visiting www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin.
  • Click on Add New from the Portfolios menu once you are inside the WordPress admin panel.
  • You can also choose Template pages for your portfolio item.
  • Also you can add Sub Title for the portfolio and also you can control >Social Share for this portfolio.
  • You can add any number of images for portfolio gallery.
  • Publish the portfolio by hitting the Publish button.

12. WooCommerce

12.1 WooCommerce / Shop integration

OneLife Theme is fully compatible with WooCommerce plugin. We carefully created whole design so you can get very nice shop with tons of options and all looks perfect with theme design. WooCommerce is external plugin and all info about this awesome plugin you can find from plugin's author page. Below you have all friendly links that will be useful in setting up shop pages.


12.2 How to Install WooCommerce and Setup the Default Shop Pages ?

Step 1 : Go to your Plugins menu of your WordPress admin and click on the Add New button at the top of the page.

Step 2 : Enter WooCommerce in the search field and choose the first one called WooCommerce – excelling eCommerce and click on the Install Now button.

Step 3 : WooCommerce will install, then click the link that says Activate Plugin.

Step 4 : You will then see a WooCommerce Purple Notficication Bar at the top of the plugin page. Click the Install WooComemrce Pages button in the purple bar to install all the default pages.

Step 5 : WooCommerce automatically creates the necessary pages. If you need to reassign the pages to different WooCommerce page designations, you can do so in the WooCommerce settings page (Dashboard -> WooCommerce -> Settings).


12.3 How To Create Your Products ?

Step 1 – Navigate to Dashboard -> Products and click on Add Product button. Enter a name for your product at the top of the page.

Step 3 – Enter the product description text into the post content field, this will be all about your product.

Step 4 – The Product Data box is where you enter all the product details (ex. price, SKU, shipping, and more).

Step 5 – The Product Short Description box which will be the short intro copy that shows next to your main images.

Step 6 – Set your main Featured Image in the right sidebar Product Image box. This has to be done for every product.

Step 7 – To use a gallery of images, insert more images in the Product Gallery box.

Step 8 – Enter your categories in the Product Categories box and enter your tags in the Product Tags box.

Step 9 – When all your data is entered, click Publish and the item will now show on your main shop page.


13. Translation & WPML

13.1 Basic Translation

You can follow these steps to make basic translations for your WordPress core.

Step 1 : Open wp-config.php file by logging into your FTP account and look for following line define('WPLANG', '');. Define your local language here, examples de_DE, nl_NL,. Then your code will look like this define('WPLANG', 'de_DE');. For more information on language codes Click Here

Step 2 : OneLife theme and Designthemes Core Features Plugin (bundled with theme) are translated separately. The theme po file will be inside wp-content / themes / OneLife / languages folder in the name of default.mo and default.po and plugin po file will be inside wp-content / plugins / designthemes-core-features / languages folder in the name of dt_plugins-default.mo and dt_plugins-default.po

Step 3 : You can use these files as base for your translation. In order to make WordPress recognize the language to which you want to translate the theme, you will have to name the the language files accordingly. For example the file name of Detusch language would be de_DE.po and de_DE.mo for theme, dt_plugins-de_DE.po and dt_plugins-de_DE.mo for plugin.

Step 4 : To translate the default.mo and default.po file in your language, follow the steps below.

  • Download and install the POedit here.
  • Open the default.po file in POEdit and you will find all English text strings in the left column. Once you add translations those will show up in the right column.
  • Choose the line you want to translate and then check the lower part of the POEdit window where you will find a textarea to add the correct translation.
  • When you are done translating all needed strings save the file with your language code, for example: de_DE.po(theme) and .dt_themes-de_DE.po(DesignThemes Core Features Plugin). Make sure files are in the respective folder for theme wp-content / themes / OneLife / languages and for plugin wp-content / plugins / designthemes-core-features / languages.

Note : You can also refer POedit site to get some additional information.


13.2 WPML

OneLife theme has the capability to be used in any language.It is also possible to create a multilingual website with help of WPML wmpl plugin. Please read the FAQ section to get an idea.

  • WPML – WPML official site
  • Widgets Translation – Check this link for translating WordPress widgets.
  • FAQ – Checkout this page to get basic idea of WPML
  • WPML Forum Support - You will get free support from WPML tean once you have purchsed thier plugin.

You can download and install WPML manually, by downloading ZIP files from your WPML.org account, or automatically, via the Plugins admin screen. In case you want to install WPML manually, follow these steps: Log in to your WPML.org account. Go to the Downloads section. Download the WPML components that you need. Than move those files to following location wp-content / plugins of your server.


13.3 How To Use RTL

Step 1 – Install an RTL version of WordPress, such as the Arabic or Hebrew version.

Step 2 – Have the proper Language files installed in the languages directory, which you can locate by following this path: wp-content / themes / OneLife / languages

Step 3 – Specify the language you'd like to use in the wp-config.php file.


14. Footers

Note: Most of the following footer options also available in Template pages (custom post), which is used to create unique pages. It means, yes you change the footer for particular page alone also.

14.1 Footer Options

Navigate to Dashboard -> Appearance -> OneLife Options -> Layout -> Footer, where you can find complete footer options.

  • Enable Footer - Option to enable footer for your site.
  • Column Layout Footer or Shortcode Section Footer - You can switch bewteen these 2 footers using Enable Shortcode Section
    1. Column Layout - 11 column layouts and 7 footer types are available.
    2. Shortcode Section - You can add any type of shortcode here, for your footer section.
  • Background Image - Add background image for your footer, also choose background posistion and repeat option for the image.
  • Copyright - You can add copyright text for your footer and also you can disable it anytime.
  • Footer Menu - Show / hide footer menu here.
  • Content - Content added here will be displayed along with copyright text.

14.2 How to add widgets to footer ?

  • Once you have enabled Column Layout for footer using above options, than navigate to Dashboard -> Appearnce -> Widgets.
  • Here you can find new widget areas created with the name of Footer Column, suffixed with columns count.
  • Drag and drop the widgets from left hand side and configure widgets as per your needs.
  • Now save the widgets and look at the frontend for your newly created widgets.

15. More Options


15.1 Child themes

Why use a Child theme?

Safe Updates. You can easily modify your website using child themes without ever changing the parent theme. When a new version of the parent theme appears, you can safely update it as all your modifications are saved in the child theme.

Easy to Extend. A child theme has a great flexibility. It does not require writing a lot of code. You can modify only those template files and functions that you need.

Note : When you install one of our themes you must upload both parent and child theme folders to wp-content / themes but you should only activate the Child theme via Dashboard -> Appearance -> Themes.

Modifying files from the Parent theme folder

While you should never edit files in your Parent theme, if you really must, the safest way to do it is to download a copy of the file you want to modify on your computer, make the changes, and then upload it into your child theme folder.

Note : This way of modifying the files can be used for any files from the parent theme — note that you must re-create the same folder structure in your child theme that exist in the parent theme in order for the modifications to take effect.


15.2 Demo Content Fails: Seems Like An Error Has Occurred

If you attempted to import the OneLife theme sample demo data, but it never completes the installation process or it fails with errors, there could be several reasons. Please read the following information.

Likely Causes For Demo Import Failing

  • Your PHP memory, file upload size, and/or execution limits are set too low
  • Your web host uses process watching software that prevents bulk processing on their web servers.
  • You have define('WP_DEBUG', true), please change that to define('WP_DEBUG', true) for the import in your wp-config.php file
  • The import uses a JSON file which is loaded from the frontend of the website, this will not work when the domain is not connected to the WordPress installation.

Recommended PHP Configuration Limits

If the import stalls and fails to respond after a few minutes, or it fails with a simple error message like "Import failed," You are suffering from PHP configuration limits that are set too low to complete the process. You should contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

  • max_execution_time 180
  • memory_limit 128M
  • post_max_size 32M
  • upload_max_filesize 32M

How To Verify Your Current PHP Limits

You can verify your PHP configuration limits by installing a simple plugin here. In addition, you can always contact your host and ask them what the current settings are and have them adjust them if needed. Please note though that many hosts will try to keep the PHP limits low without reason. However you are paying for it, and therefor should be getting your moneys worth.


15.3 Support Info

You can contact us in few ways. It depends on what you exactly need.

All of our items come with free support and we have a dedicated support forum to handle your requests. Support is limited to questions regarding the theme's features or problems with 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 customizations on our theme, then you should enlist the help of a developer.

We expect every users to follow these steps before posting in our support forum,

  • Always check the documentation completely, you might have answers for your questions in the documentation.
  • Always search in forum or themeforest comments before posting, because your issue might have brought up and answered already.
  • If you didn't find answer for your question anywhere then please post a new topic with brief description and with live url of your site or url in which problem you are referring to exists. Also, please provide us some screenshot, if it is more complicated. Sometimes we may also in need of WP and FTP login information to resolve your issue. All those informations will stay private with our support team.
  • Please be patient! we will try to provide the solutions as quick as possible. It will take around 2 days to respond, we will reply from old to new post basis.

Regarding Customization

We have made our theme as easy to use and customization-friendly. So, you can go with most of the possible changes and customization easily. But, if you have any troubles or just want us to work for you, please feel free to contact us via the Support forum. We are ready to support and happy to help (always) at anytime. If the requested query will rely on the minor customization, we can provide the free support and will work at no cost. Or, if you want to have any additional options (features) apart from our theme default functions, we would charge our minimum cost for such customizations.

15.4 Theme Quickstart Installation

Kindly, Make sure you have followed all the steps mentioned below

Step 1 : You need to install the dummy contents from Dashboard > Appearance > OneLife Option > Importer.

Step 2 : Then update the permalinks from Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks.

Step 3 : Change the home page from Dashboard > Settings > Readings.

Step 4 : Update the menus locations from Dashboard > Appearance > Menus > Menu Locations.

Step 5 : Add slider to layerslider or revolution slider and add it to the home page using the slider options below the editor section.

Note : Make sure you have installed all the recommended plugins before these steps.

15.5 How To Install And Activate The Events Calendar

Step 1 – Navigate to the Plugins > Add New tab on your WordPress admin panel.

Step 2 – Once on the 'Add Plugins' page, search for 'The Events Calendar' plugin using the search field on the upper right corner.

Step 3 – When the search is done, you'll see The Events Calendar plugin developed by Modern Tribe in the list of results. Once you find the correct pluin, click the 'Install Now' button. Make sure to install the correct plugin.

Step 4 – Once it's finished installing successfully, click the 'Activate Plugin' link.

15.6 WordPress Store Locator

The WordPress Store Locator is a map maker that empowers you with mapping tools to create store locators, store finders, and other address maps for multiple locations in WordPress to display your important stores, points of interest, product locations, etc. anywhere on Earth using Google Maps.

Also referred to as an address map, address location map, locator map, store finder, dealer locator (locater), shop finder, and zip code or zipcode search. Its strength is in its flexibility to allow you to easily manage a one or thousands of locations through your WordPress admin interface.

Installation

Step 1 –Go to Plugins > Add New

Step 2 – Enter "WP Store Locator" and enter to search plugin.

Step 3 – Find the WordPress Plugin you wish to install.

Step 4 –Click Install Now to install the WordPress Plugin.

Step 5 –If successful, click Activate Plugin to activate it.

Manual installation

Step 1 – Download the latest WP Store Locator version

Step 2 – Extract the zip archive

Step 3 – Use you favorite FTP application to move the "wp-store-locator" folder to the wp-content/plugins folder on your server

Step 4 – Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress

Step 5 – Visit Store Locator > Settings to configure the plugin

Configuration

You can use and paste the shortcode on any WordPress Page or Post.

To add at WordPress pages, use the steps below

Step 1 – First, click on Pages > Add New

Step 2 – Paste the shortcode and click Publish

Step 3 – Click on View Page to view your store locator

15.7 DesignThemes Doctor Addon

DesignThemes Doctor Module : is an appointment booking and online scheduling plugin that allows service online appointment bookings.

User can embed a booking form in a page or post on the website, and customers can see service availability and book an appointment online directly. It is an effective tool to manage appointments and staffing schedules.

Installation

Step 1 : Go to appearance -> install plugins -> Click " DesignThemes Doctor Addon" plugin.

Step 2 : After a success installation, Click to activate

Step 3 : Then Go to " DesignThemes Doctor Addon" Setting page in the bottom of Wordpress navigation panel

Step 4 : Create a sample (doctor) post publish it

Step 5 : Once finished, click to save the settings.

Configuration

WordPress Admin Panel -> Doctor Options

Doctors: This Options is to keep track of doctors, their personal details, etc.

You can configure each single teacher post with following options

  • Doctor Custom Fields : configure Certifications, Experience, Qualification Submitted and Specialist In for each post
  • Department Archive Page Layout : You can switch between following available layouts 'Without Sidebar', 'Left Sidebar' and 'Right Sidebar'.
  • Permalinks : You can create individual templates for custom post archives. in each "doctor" post, there are numerous custom fields (Doctor Name, location, specialty, ect)

15.8 Before After WordPress

Before After WordPress : This easy Before After WordPress visual diff tool is perfect to showcase your work, where it's essential to visualize the difference between two images. Create unlimited instances on a single page. All you need is simply wrap any two images with [ before-after ] shortcode opening and closing tags inside WordPress editor.

It's that easy! The rest is taken care of – fully responsive, that means that it will look great on all devices, tablet, desktop and even mobile. Highly customizable, you pick the colors, label text and position, handle offset and orientation, handle move on drag or hover. Everything you could wish for to match the awesome design of your website.

Installation

Step 1 : Go to appearance -> install plugins -> Click "Before After Slider" plugin.

Step 2 : After a success installation, Click to activate

Step 3 : Then Go to " Before After Slider "Setting page in the bottom of Wordpress navigation panel

Step 4 : Create / edit a sample slider publish it

Step 5 : Once finished, click to save the settings.

Configuration

Step 1 : Go to your blog's / page WordPress Admin Panel -> Options -> Before After

Step 2 : Set the parameters as per your requirements (should work with default parameters too)

Step 3 : See Plugin Pagefor more details on configuration parameters

Manual Installation

Step 1 : Plugin folder in the WordPress plugins folder must be before-after

Step 2 :Upload folder before-after to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory

Step 3 :Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

15.9 DesignThemes Procedure Addon

Installation

Step 1 : Go to appearance -> install plugins -> Click " DesignThemes Procedure Addon" plugin.

Step 2 : After a success installation, Click to activate

Step 3 : Then Go to " DesignThemes Procedure Addon" Setting page in the bottom of Wordpress navigation panel

Step 4 : Create a sample (Procedure) post publish it

Step 5 : Once finished, click to save the settings.

Configuration

WordPress Admin Panel -> Procedure Options <

You can configure the Procedure