Yellow Hats, theme documentation

First, thank you for purchasing our theme!

This guide provides instructions for installation, help on getting started and extensive documentation of features. It is recommended you read it thoroughly to fully leverage the Yellow Hats theme's capabilities. Please also make sure to check out our Video Tutorials as they explain everything covered in here in greater depth. We hope you enjoy building with Yellow Hats as much as we enjoyed developing it and continue to develop with new features!

Before beginning the installation and configuring of your new theme, you must first have WordPress already installed on a server.

If you are struggling, here is a very detailed guide at Wordpress Codex that will walk you through every step.

If you prefer something more visual, you can watch this video tutorial on how to install Wordpress by us

Once you have setup a copy of WordPress, there are two ways you can go about installing the theme:

• 1. FTP Upload
  

  Unzip the download and upload the theme directory /Yellow Hats/ into your WordPress themes directory /wp-content/themes/.

• 2. WordPress Upload
  

  This is definitely the easier route for most. Simply navigate to Appearance > Themes > Add New > Upload Theme. Click the 'browse' button and locate the still zipped theme folder. The theme will be uploaded and installed in a matter of seconds.

  Here is our video tutorial to help you through the process

  (Please note the video shown is from our NUVO Restaurant theme, but the same process applies)

After you have installed the theme successfully, you can optionally import the supplied dummy data in order to get a feel for things. If you're interested in importing the data, please check the Demo Data section below

Once you have installed and activated our theme you will be prompted to install required and recommended plugins. Just click the link to Begin installing plugins.

Next, check boxes to select all the plugins you want to install, select the bulk action of install from the dropdown box and then click the button to apply.

Next, just click the link to Return to Required Plugins Installer.

Select the plugins you had installed, and then apply the bulk action to activate them.

Finally, you will got a confirmation notice that your plugins were activeded.

This is way simple, easy and quickly to you can import demo data because you only need perform it by One Click.

 You can see video instruction in here: 

Or You can perform follow instruction follows:

First of all, you must install all the required plugins after theme activation. Once all your plugins are installed, You go to  Install Demo on the Tools menu: 

Then You select a demo and  click the “Import” button. it can take a few minutes to import everything. Please be patient and wait for it to complete

Finally, After the importation is finished, you click Save Changes and you are done.

NOTE: in few case, your site can import all image of theme, you can perform import image again by ways: 

1.  Go to Regen Thumbnails tab on the Tools in Dashboards 

2.  You choose ‘Regenerate All Thumbnails’ and wait until the process completed.

 So you will get all the content on this preview site.

If you want to import the demo data manually, or You don't see the “one-click import” feature (yet), you can import the demo content the old fashion way using the WordPress Importer tool.

The steps to you can import demo data: 

Step1:

Import Posttype

Before you import posttype of our theme for your site, You need import all content in file taxonomies.json before. 

1. Go to Tools on the CPT UI menu -> click to "taxonomies" tab

2. You open file: 

wp-content\themes\wp-yellow-hats\inc\demo-data\main-demo\taxonomies.json .

3. You can copy all content in file taxonomies.json and paste in here like image below.

4. Go to Tools on the CPT UI menu -> click to "posttype" tab  then You copy all content in file post-type.json  (link: 

wp-content\themes\wp-yellow-hats\inc\demo-data\main-demo\post-type.json .) and paste in here

 

 

Step2:  Import file XML

1. You need go to Plugin in Dashboard and perform deactivate plugin EF3 Import And Export.

2. In your admin panel, Go to Tools -> click "Import" -> choose the  WordPress options: 

(https://codex.wordpress.org/Tools_Import_Screen )

3. You need upload  two files with the path below:

- wp-yellow-hats\inc\demo-data\main-demo\content\attachment-data.xml

- wp-yellow-hats\inc\demo-data\main-demo\content\content-data.xml

Step 3:  Import Slider

1. Go to Revolution Slider -> navigate to"Slider Revolution' tab -> click to "Import slider"

2. Import all slider in path to your site: the path wp-yellow-hats\inc\demo-data\main-demo\revslider

Step 4: Import all option for Theme option

On theme activation, all customizer mods are automatically set just like the demo. But if for some reason, you need to reset them, or if your theme includes different demos with different customizer mod sets, you

may want to import them. To do so: 

1. Go to wp-yellow-hats on the Appearance menu

2. Navigate to the "Import from File " 

3.  Open file options.json on the the path: \wp-content\themes\wp-yellow-hats\inc\demo-data\main-demo\options.json

4. Copy all content of options.json file and then paste it into text area.

Step 5: Import Widgets

To import the widgets settings, you need: 

1. Install and active plugin “Widget Importer & Exporter”: https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-importer-exporter/

2. In your admin panel, go to “Tools” > “Widget Importer & Exporter”:

3. Select the widgets.wie file in wp-content\themes\wp-yellow-hats\inc\demo-data\main-demo\widgets.wie .

So All process import demo data by manual importing is complete. You can view your site in Front-end. 

This is plugin required all our themes

This plugin provides an easy to use interface to create and administer custom post types and taxonomies in WordPress. This plugin is created for WordPress 4.x.

If you need dedicated support for this plugin, please visit: Custom Post Type UI

After installation, you will be suggested to install additional plugins. To install them and activate, please navigate to Plugins, you will see a list of required and optional plugins. We recommend that you install the following to get the best of our theme:

Visual Composer is the most popular drag and drop editor for wordpress.

If you need dedicated support for this component, please visit: Visual Composer on Code Canyon

Create a responsive (mobile friendly) or fullwidth slider with must-see-effects and meanwhile keep or build your SEO optimization (all content always readable for search engines). See the heaps of custom transitions/animations for each object on the page!

Customize this slider with our convenient drag & drop backend to your very needs. This plugin features tons of unique transition effects, an image preloader, video embedding, autoplay that stops on user interaction and lots of easy to set options to create your own effects.

For premium support with this plugin please visit: Revolution Slider on Code Canyon

Newsletter is a real newsletter system for your WordPress blog: perfect for list building, you can easily create, send and track e-mails, headache-free.

It just works out of box!

For detailed inforamtion and support on this plugin, please go to: Newsletter

Contact Form 7 is one of the most popular form builders for wordpress.

We have created styles ready for you to use within your Yellow Hats theme.

For detailed inforamtion and support on this plugin, please go to: Contact Form 7

Woo Commerce is one of the most popular shopping cart plugins for wordpress.

For detailed inforamtion and support on this plugin, please go to: WooCommerce

Flex Map is a wordpress map plugin that provides many features with different map types such as creating area mapping, polygone, polyline, circle, rectangle, single markers, street view markers.

With a simple visual map editor, It is extremely easy to make and place your map anywhere on your frontend wordpress site.

For detailed inforamtion and support on this plugin, please go to: Flex Map

This plugin converts all SoundCloud Shortcodes into embeddable SoundCloud players. It works for any SoundCloud track, playlist, user, or group.

Once you install this plugin, it works for any of your blog posts.

For detailed inforamtion and support on this plugin, please go to: SoundCloud Shortcode

1. 1. From the 'Appearance' menu on the left-hand side of the Dashboard, select the 'Menus' option to bring up the Menu Editor.



2. 2. Select create a new menu at the top of the page



3. 3. Enter a name for your new menu in the Menu Name box.
4. 4. Click the Create Menu button. 



5. 5. Click Select to select menu created.

Your new custom menu has been defined.

You can add different link types into your menu, these are split between panes left of the menu you're currently editing.

1. 1. Locate the pane entitled Pages.
2. 2. Within this pane, select the View All link to bring up a list of all the currently published Pages on your site.
3. 3. Select the Pages that you want to add by clicking the checkbox next to each Page's title.
4. 4. Click the Add to Menu button located at the bottom of this pane to add your selection(s) to the menu that you created in the previous step.



5. 5. Click the Save Menu button once you've added all the menu items you want.

Your custom menu has now been saved.

When planning the structure of your menu, it helps to think of each menu item as a heading in a formal report document. In a formal report, main section headings (Level 1 headings) are the nearest to the left of the page; sub-section headings (Level 2 headings) are indented slightly further to the right; any other subordinate headings (Level 3, 4, etc) within the same section are indented even further to the right.

The WordPress menu editor allows you to create multi-level menus using a simple 'drag and drop' interface. Drag menu items up or down to change their order of appearance in the menu. Drag menu items left or right in order to create sub-levels within your menu.

To make one menu item a subordinate of another, you need to position the 'child' underneath its 'parent' and then drag it slightly to the right.

1. 1. Position the mouse over the 'child' menu item.
2. 2. Whilst holding the left mouse button, drag it to the right.
3. 3. Release the mouse button.
4. 4. Repeat these steps for each sub-menu item.



5. 5. Click the Save Menu  button in the Menu Editor to save your changes.

1. 1. Scroll to the bottom of the menu editor window.
2. 2. In the section titled Theme locations, click the check box for the location where you want your menu to appear.



3. 3. Click Save menu once you've made your selection.

Congratulations! Your menu has now been added to your site.

You can set any menu as Primary menu here.

Result

With the Page Options specially built for our themes, you can easily customize General, Header, Page Title and Footer of every page.

Header

• Layout: Select a layout to show for header.



Result:

Page Title

Custom Page Title: Enable/Disable custom style mode.

You can give a Title and select layout for your Page Title here.



Result:

Sidebar

Show Sidebar: Enable/Disable custom style mode.

Show Sidebar Left - Default Sidebar Right: Enable/Disable custom style mode.



Result:

Footer

Custom: Enable/Disable custom style mode.



Result:

One Page

1. Enter row id



2. You can offset for one page



3.Click the arrow on the right of the item to reveal additional configuration options.

Set of attributes such as images below.



4. enable button one page

Blog

Custom: Enable/Disable custom style mode.



Result:

To set a page as Home page, go to Settings > Reading in your WordPress Dashboard panel.

1. 1. Set "Front page displays" as "A Static Page"
2. 2. In the drop down menu for "Front Page" choose a page which will be your home page.



3. 3. Save changes.

Portfolio and Pricing are created using Shortcodes. For more detailed instruction, please head to Shortcode > CMS Grid

Testimonials Client are created using Shortcodes. For more detailed instruction, please head to Shortcode > CMS Carousel

To Add Widget on Sidebar, please following these steps:

1. 1. Navigate to Appearance>Widgets to access the list of widgets and widget section that they can be added. The left hand side show all widgets you can use. The right hand side shows all different section you can add widgets to.
2. 2. Simply drag and drop the widget you want into the widgets section you want to the right hand side.
3. 3. When you finished, you can visit the site to see results.

The options panel is home to all of the theme's extensive configuration options. To view the panel, click on Appearance > Yellow Hats Option in the left-hand menu. Here you have the ability to alter many core aspects that make up how your theme looks and behaves. Any of the options that have some ambiguity to them conviently have descriptions to explain their purpose.

With our built-in importer, you will be able to get your site ready in a flash. Simply select a layout and click Import now to start importing demo data.

You can set Favicon icon for your site here.

Result:

This is one of most important sections for theme because this is what users see first. With our Theme Options, you will find various options to configure Header bellow:

Result for header:

Result for header sticky:

Set Up Logo

You can select an image file in your library or upload a new file from your computer to set as logo. Follow the steps below to set up your logo:

1. 1. Go to Yellow Hats Option > Header > Logo.  
2. 2. To set logo, cick Upload.
3. 3. If you already had the logo image in your media library, simply click on it, then choose Select at the bottom right. If not, switch to Upload files tab, then browse for the file in your computer. After it is uploaded to your library, click on it then Select.

4. 4. You can scale the logo up and down by changing Logo Height.

Result for logo:

Your logo will appear on the Header as below:

Result for logo sticky:

You can select a layout for page title.

Result:

Body

Here you can turning on Boxed Layout will change all page layouts from full width to boxed. You can also customize the body's Background.

Result:

You on/off page loading here.

After turn on this button, reload the page to see result.

Here you can enable/disable Footer and customize for it.

Result:

You can set Primary Color, Secondary Color, Link Color and Link Color Hover here.

Result:

Not just color, all text elements are also within your control. You can define the style of Body font and H1 to H6 Headlines for yourself.

Result:

Body font:

H1:

On this section, Yellow Hats theme had some available fonts for you. If you want to set a special font for a special class, you only need to insert your class into Selector section, and choose the font that you want on the Font dropdown box. Finally, you click Save changes and see your result, all completed.

Example:

1. Copy class that you want to change.

2. Select Font Family, Font Weight & Style and paste class on Selector section.

Result:

Show Sidebar Blog:You can on/off sidebar on page template - blog.

Result:

You need add link for Author Social.

Result:

Select Background Image: Select an image file for background page title - apply services single.

Result:

Select layout 1.

Result Layout 1:

Select layout 2.

Result Layout 2:

Shop Category Layout: Select Layout shop category.

Products displayed per page: Select number product to show.

Result:

Select Background Image: Select an image file for background page title - apply services single.

Result:

Please create/paste custom css here. Make sure css is out of any errors/mistakes. Please always remember to click "Save Changes" button. Without that you will lose all your changes.

You can turn on/off Smooth Scroll in this section.

Here is where you can turn on/off Developer Mode and Count Views.

This section is especially for all those who want to move settings from theme options panel between themes or when you move your website from test server to live. Please always remember to click "Save Changes" button. Without that you will lose all your changes.

Visual Composer is a powerful Wordpress page builder that allows you to create complex page layouts without touching a single line of code. To switch to Visual Composer's Backend Editor, click on this button:

When Visual Composer's editing pane comes up, click on either of these buttons to Add Element.

A shortcode selecting panel will show up, you can see all the shortcode available in the theme. Select the one you would like to use.

You will then encounter a setting panel for the shortcode (each shortcode has it own setting options), after a bit of configuration, it will show up nicely on your page.

• Title: Add title of fancy icon box.
• Description: You can add description for your Single Fancy Box.
• Content Align: You can choose the type of display Default, Left, Right and Center.

• Icon Library: Select libraries available.
• Icon Item: Select an icon for your single fancy box.
• Image Item: Select image for item.
• Title Item: Enter title of item.
• Content Item: Enter content of item.

• Button Type: Select button type to show.
• Link: Enter link of item.

• Shortcode Template: Select your single fancy box template.

• Result:

• 

CMS Google Map allows embedding a google map in Yellow-Hats style.

• Address: Enter address of Map.
• Coordinate: Enter coordinate of Map .
• Click Show Info window: Click a marker and show info window .
• Marker Coordinate: To pin the marker on your location, enter Latitude, Longtitude in Marker Coordinate field.
• Marker Title: Enter title of Marker .
• Marker Description: Enter the description for Marker .

• Marker Icon: Select icon for Marker.
• Info Window Max Width: Set width for info window.
• Map Type: Select the map type.

• Style Template: Select your heading size for title.
• Zoom: Enter zoom level of map.
• Width: Enter width for Map.
• Height: Enter height for Map.

• You can select properties display for the values.

• Result:

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• Date count down: Choose date will occurs events.

• Shortcode Template: Select your countdown template.

• Result:

• Title: Add title of counter single.
• Description: You can add description for your counter single.
• Content Align: You can choose the type of display Default, Left, Right and Center.

• Title Counter: Enter title of your counter.
• Counter Type: You can choose the starting number of the counter between Zero and Random.
• Icon Library: Select libraries available.
• Icon Item: Select icon from library.
• Digit: Enter the number value of your counter.
• Suffix: Enter the suffix, for instance %.
• Prefix: Enter the prefix, for instance $.

• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the counter.
• Color: Set color for Icon , Digit and Title.
• Icon Font Size: Enter font-size for icon.

• Result:

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• Mode: Choose between Horizontal and Vertical.
• Item Title: Enter title for progress bar.
• Icon Library: Select libraries available.
• Icon: Select an icon for your progress bar.
• Show Value: Choose "Yes" to show the value number in progress bar.
• Value: Enter the value of progress bar.
• Value suffix: Insert text to specify the progress value. For example: %

• Background Color Bar: Select a color for progress background.
• Progress Color: Select a color for progress bar.
• Width: Set the width of the progress bar either in pixel or in percentage.
• Height: Set the height of the progress bar either in pixel or in percentage.
• Border Radius: Enter a value for border radius. The bigger the value, the rounder the progress border.
• Striped: Select show striped or not show.

• Shortcode Template: Select your progress bar template.

• Result:

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• Text on the button: Enter text on the button.
• Link button: Select url for the button.
• Icon library: Select icon library.
• Icon item: Select icon from library.
• Icon Align: You can select icon align left or right.
• Button style: Select button style.
• Button size: Select button size.
• Button Duplicated: Select yes/no to show button duplicated.

• Result:

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• Subtitle: Enter subtitle for heading.
• Title: Enter title for heading.
• Description: Enter description for heading if you want.
• Button Text: Enter text for the button.
• Button Link: Enter link for the button.

• Shortcode Template: Select your heading template.
• Color: Set color for Subtitle and Title.

• Result:

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• Subtitle: Enter subtitle for call to action.
• Title: Enter title for call to action.
• Color: Set color for Subtitle and Title.
• Button Text: Enter text for the button.
• Button Link: Enter link for the button.
• Icon Library: Select libraries available.
• Icon Item: Select icon from library.

• Content Align: You can choose the type of display Default, Left, Right and Center.
• Button Style: Select a style to show for the button.
• Button Size: Select a size to show for the button.

• Text on button: Enter text for call to action.
• Button Link: Enter link for the button.
• Button Style: Select a style to show for the button.

• Shortcode Template: Select your heading template.

• Result:

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• Shortcode Template: Select your services template.

• Result:

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Pricings

• 1. To display pricing in a page, first you need to create pricing items. Go to Pricings > Add new.
• 
• 
• 2. Enter pricing name in Title field. Enter pricing content in the content section.
• 3. Select a Category for pricing on Pricing Categories section. Create more Category by clicking Add New Pricing Categories.
• 4. Enter the options for the data field.
• 5. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

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After creating pricing items, it's time to display them in a page using CMS Grid shortcode.

• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Grid.
• 

• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as our pricing.
• Post count: Limit the number pricing to display in grid by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: Designates the ascending or descending order.

• 

• Layout Type: Select layout style to show.
• Columns Devices: Select the number of columns displayed.

• 

• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the pricing.
• Result:

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Projects

• 1. To display project in a page, first you need to create project items. Go to Projects > Add new.
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• 
• 
• 
• 2. Enter project name in Title field. Enter project content in the content section.
• 3. Select a Category for project on Projects Categories section. Create more Category by clicking Add New Projects Categories.
• 4. Enter the options for the data field.
• 5. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

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After creating project items, it's time to display them in a page using CMS Grid shortcode.

• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Grid.
• 

• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as our project.
• Post count: Limit the number project to display in grid by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: Designates the ascending or descending order.

• 

• Layout Type: Select layout style to show.
• Columns Devices: Select the number of columns displayed.

• 

• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the project.
• Result:

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Posts

• 1. To display posts in a page, first you need to create posts items. Go to Posts > Add new.
• 
• 
• 2. Enter posts name in Title field. Enter posts content in the content section.
• 3. Select a Category for posts on Categories section. Create more Category by clicking Add New Category.
• 4. Set posts's picture by choosing a Set featured image.
• 5. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

• 

After creating posts items, it to display them in a page using CMS Grid shortcode.

• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Grid.
• 

• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as posts.
• Post count: Limit the number posts to display in grid by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: Designates the ascending or descending order.

• 

• Layout Type: Select layout style to show.
• Columns Devices: Select the number of columns displayed.

• 

• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the posts.
• Result:

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Teams

• 1. To display a team profile, first you need to create member profile items. Go to Team > Add new.
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• 
• 
• 2. Enter the member name in Title field.
• 3. Enter a value for Team Option and Social Option fields.
• 4. Enter a Category for member on Team Categories section. After click on Add New Teams Categories .
• 5. Set menber's picture by choosing a Set featured image.
• 6. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

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After creating several member profile items, it's time to display them in a page using CMS Grid shortcode.

• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Grid.
• 

• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as team.
• Post count: Limit the number member to display in grid by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: You can select Ascending or Descending .

• 

• Layout Type: Select layout style to show.
• Columns Devices: Set member number show on screens.

• 

• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the team.
• Result:

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Services

• 1. To display a service, first you need to create service items. Go to Service > Add new.
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• 
• 2. Enter the name in Title field. Add some Description in the content section if you want.
• 3. Select a Category for service on Categories section. Create more Category by enter name categories, then clicking Add New Services Categories .
• 4. Set service's picture by choosing a Set featured image.
• 5. Enter inforamtion for the fields on Services Option. section.
• 6. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

• 

After creating services items, it's time to display them in a page using CMS Grid shortcode.

• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Grid.
• 

• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as Services.
• Post count: Limit the number services to display in grid by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: Designates the ascending or descending order.

• 

• Layout Type: Select layout style to show.
• Columns Devices: Select the number of columns displayed.

• 

• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the services.
• Result:

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Products

• 1. To display Product in a page, first you need to create product items. Go to Product > Add Product.
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• 
• 2. Enter the product's name in Title field. Enter Product content in the content section.
• 3. Select a Categories for your product. Create more Category by clicking Add New Product Category.
• 4. You can add a Tag new for your product.Create more tags by enter name tag, then clicking Add .
• 5. Set product's profile picture by choosing a Set product image.
• 6. Set product's gallery by choosing a Add product gallery images.
• 7. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

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• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Grid.
• 

• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as product.
• Post count: Limit the number product to display in grid by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: Designates the ascending or descending order.

• 

• Layout Type: Select layout style to show.
• Columns Devices: Select the number of columns displayed.

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• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the products.
• Result:

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Testimonials

• 1. To display Testimonials in a page, first you need to create testimonial items. Go to Testimonials > Add new.
• 
• 
• 2. Enter the testimonial's name in Title field. Enter Testimonal content in the content section.
• 3. Select a Category for your member. Create more Category by clicking Add New Testimonals Categories.
• 4. Set testimonial's profile picture by choosing a Set featured image.
• 5. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

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After creating testimonial items, it's time to display them in a page using CMS Carousel shortcode.

• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Carousel.
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• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as our testimonial.
• Post count: Limit the number of testimonial to display in carousel by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: Designates the ascending or descending order.
• Taxonomies: Enter category names here.

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• Devices: Select item quantity shown on screens.
• Margin Items: Set space between items.

• 

• 

• Shortcode Template: Choose a style to show for testimonial.
• Result:

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Clients

• 1. To display a client, first you need to create client items. Go to Client > Add new.
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• 
• 2. Enter the name in Title field. Add some Description in the content section if you want.
• 3. Set clients's picture by choosing a Set featured image.
• 4. Finally, Publish.
• Result:

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After creating client items, it's time to display them in a page using CMS Carousel shortcode.

• 1. Go to Page > Add New.
• 2. Using Visual Composer, choose Add Element.
  
  
• 3. Select CMS Carousel.
• 
• 
• Source: Click on Build Query more options will show up.
• 
• Post types: Set Post Types as client.
• Post count: Limit the number client to display in carousel by entering Post Count number.
• Order by: Select how to sort retrieved posts.
• Sort order: Designates the ascending or descending order.

• 

• Devices: Select the number of displayed.
• Margin Items: Set space between items.

• 

• 

• Shortcode Template: Choose a layout to show for the client.
• Result:

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The theme is compatible with WPML plugin, thus can be translated into multiple languages. Follow this link for guide. You can also use POEdit plugin for translation.

• 1. Located the .po and .mo files in folder /languages.
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• 2. Select language in admin options.
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• 3. Find language prefix (save option and reload front-end view html).
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• 4. Copy two file .po & .mo and rename to eg( en_CA.mo & en_CA.po ... ) same for other languages .
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• 5. Open the file .po with POEdit and translate the texts into your preferred language.
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• 6. When complete, you’ll want to save the file twice, as two separate files – a .po file and a .mo file. When you save the files, you must name them according to your language code. Find a list of language codes at WordPress in your Language. As an example, the language code for English is en_EN, so you would save the translated files as en_EN.po first, then en_EN.mo.
• 7. When that’s done, simply upload the files to your theme folder.

Our themes are optimized by with H1, H2, H3, H4, H5 tags, clean code, HTML5 but if you want to get higher ranking on search engines, you must need some help from SEO plugins and Google Pagespeed Service:

• Yoast SEO plugin
• Google Pagespeed Service
• Smush.it ( Optimizing Images )
• SEO Friendly Images ( SEO Images )

You can update our theme using some ways bellow

1. Update theme using Envato WordPress Toolkit
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2. You can update manual theme

If you have any troubles while using auto update ( It is likely to be a permissions issue ) then you may want to manually update the theme via FTP or Cpanel.

Download the latest version of the theme on ThemeForest download page and simply replace with the old one via FTP or Cpanel.

The team at 7oroof are always happy to help you with any questions or recommendations you have about the Yellow Hats theme. If you need any help or support please contact us through the TF Messaging system or
direct at Email: [email protected]