WordPress theme installation is a really simple process and when you are using Doxy WordPress theme then its become easier steps. If you don’t have any idea about WordPress theme installation process, please see the blog post How to install WordPress theme?

In order to install that WordPress theme please follow the steps below :

Step 1: At first Login to your website as an administrator. Then go to Dashboard > Appearance and then Click on Themes Menu.

Step 2: Now click on Add New button from the top area of the Themes menu Page.

Step 3: Now you will get an interface to upload the theme. Upload our theme’s zip file there.

Step 4: After uploading the theme file in your WordPress admin area, click on the Install Now button there.

After a successful installation of the theme, click on the Activate button and then your site will be ready to use our theme.

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That theme is fully ready to be translated into other languages and could be easily translated with poedit.net application/software.

There have the .pot file inside the languages directory which will be used by the poedit application.

Here are simple steps:

• Install poedit and open it.
• Once the app is opened click Create new translation.
• Choose the pot file inside the theme themename/language directory.
• Once the translation is done, save the file according to your language code. Find a list of language codes at WordPress in your Language.
• When that’s done, simply upload the files to themename/language folder using FTP.
• Change the site language by going to WordPress > General > Settings and choose the target language from Site Language drop-down menu.

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• If your styles are not applied after saving them, it might be due to a caching issue. When your styles are not applied online, please regenerate the CSS via Elementor > Tools > Regenerate CSS on your WordPress Dashboard, then make sure that you clear your WP cache (your WP plugin if you have one), your server cache (if you have one. In this case, you can contact your hosting provider), and your browser cache, after that you save changes: https://codex.wordpress.org/I_Make_Changes_and_Nothing_Happens
• In some cases, it will be possible to solve the issue by switching the CSS print method in “Elementor > Settings > Advanced” on your WordPress Dashboard.
• SVG images are not displayed if they do not have a width set in pixels.
• HTML tags which are not closed can also lead to layout issues so if you added some HTML code in the HTML widget or in another widget, make sure that all your tags are properly opened and closed.

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Click on Contact > Contact Forms. Here you will see the central administration panel where you can manage multiple contact forms. You will also find the Contact Form 7’s default contact form, labeled Contact Form 1.

Contact Form 1 contains all the fields a basic contact form may need. This form is ready to use and can be inserted into any page and post of your website, if you wish (this is covered further on).

Alternatively, you can create your own contact form by selecting Contact > Add New.

Creating a new contact form

Give your new contact form a name, and then scroll down to Form. Here you can edit the new contact form template.

Your template defines the various fields that will appear on your form, as well as the labels that appear next to those fields.

By default, Contact Form 7 adds a number of fields to new forms, including name, email, subject, message and send. More than likely, you will want to keep all of these fields.

now save it.Visit Contact Form 7 for more details

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• Go to Posts → Add New.
• Add a title.
• Select a post Category.
• Add some relevant Tags.
• Choose a Featured Image.
• Write your post content in the content area.
• Click Publish and you’re all done.

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WordPress may show the latest blog posts on the front page after a fresh install. If you want to make it look like or demo site, then you need to set a static Home Page. To do so, navigate to Dashboard > Settings > Reading. On that page, choose “A static page” from the “Your homepage displays” section. From the drop-down menu, select the page Home for Homepage and the page Blog for the Posts page.

Setup Permalink (Required)

Make sure to configure the permalink structure. By default, WordPress generates web URLs having question marks and lots of numbers in them. However, WordPress offers you the ability to create a custom URL structure for your permalinks and archives. This can improve the readability, usability, and forward-compatibility of your website links.

From WordPress admin panel go to the following path, Settings > Permalink then select “Post name” (or any other depending on your choice) as the permalink structure for your WordPress site.

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• Go to Pages → Add New.
• Add a title.
• Set the Page Attributes like the Parent or leave the default one.
• Choose a Featured Image.
• Write your post content in the content area.
• Click Publish and you’re all done.

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• Navigate to WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > Menus
• You can see a panel where you can create a new menu, click create a new menu link to create one.
• Give the new menu a name, for example, Primary Menu, then click the Create Menu button to create it.
• From the drop-downs on the left, choose the content to add to your menu.
• Nest & position menu items by dragging & dropping them.
• Be sure to check the box to set the menu as “Primary Menu” from the Display location option.
• Save menu

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After installing the demo content, you may face issue font awesome 4 issue. Because by default elementor work with Font Aesome 5. But we really feel comfort with Font Awesome 4. Becuase its Full FREE!

So here is the steps to fix it.

01) At first open Elementor Settings Page
02) Now select the Advanced tab
And the select “Yes” for the option “Load Font Awesome 4 Support”, Then click the button Save Changes.

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Import Demo Automatically

Importing demo data on our WordPress theme is very simple. Go to the Dashboard and select Appearance->Import Demo Data then  Click on “Import Demo Data”, save the changes when it’s done.

If you’ve already used the One Click Demo Install, then you no longer need to import demo manually. In case you don’t use the Demo Importer, then follow the next section to import data manually.

Import Demo Manually

If you want to go with the demo data which is available on the theme, then you’d need to import the sample data. To import the sample data manually, first go to the left sidebar (Dashboard), then choose Tools > Import > WordPress > “Install Now” (from the list), once you’ve clicked “Install Now” you’ll see the button changed to “Run Importer” click on it now. Then you will see the “Import WordPress” option which allows you to upload a .xml file from the Demo Content folder (file name: demo-content.xml) found inside the extracted folder that you get from the download theme package (a zip file).

Once you imported the demo-content, you’ll be presented with another screen where you’d need to select the user and check mark download attachment, then finally click “Submit”. Check out the following screenshot.

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To use that WordPress theme properly, you need to have WordPress 4.0 (or higher version) site with PHP 5.4 (or higher version) running on your hosting server. If you don’t have WordPress installed in your server, get a managed WordPress hosting from us? We are providing very low cost but powerful WordPress hosting for our customers. For help regarding WordPress installation please see that codex link

Here following some more important resources from Codex :

• First steps with wordpress
• Installing WordPress

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