Any help?

Is there any error message? If you have other plugins installed, try to deactivate them first, and then try to import demo content one by one to see if it works. See more on how to import demo content one by one in our documentation.

If it doesn’t work, please provide me your site URL and admin login credentials: https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact

I’m sorry but the theme support is only available for users who have purchased this theme.

Please contact us from the account that purchased this theme.

Thanks, this solve the issue! One more question (hopefully): Is there an easy way to add the “Shop Sidebar” widget to all category pages?

Actually the shop page and all category pages should display the “Shop Sidebar” by default as you can see on our demo below. You don’t need to set it for each page:

However, the categories page use all settings from default shop page (as you set in WooCommerce -> Settings). If you’re using a custom shop page, you have to create default shop page too, and then in the page edit screen set the Side Bar for both shop page and custom shop page to “Shop Sidebar”.

Thank you! Your service is truly amazing.

The blog single post template (full detail of the post) is a built-in WordPress template. It displays the post details with comments as you can see in any other themes including default themes from WordPress.

Here’s a quick guide to edit the single post template:

1. Make sure you’ve installed and activated aoraki-child-theme.zip.

2. Open a File Manager on your webhost, copy the file “wp-content/themes/aoraki/single.php” from Aoraki theme folder to your child theme folder “wp-content/themes/aoraki-child-theme/single.php”.

3. Edit that file in your child theme to fit your needs.

Hey again,

We followed your instructions but can’t quite figure it out.

We want our template of a blog post to be like a page (“about me” for example). Is there an easy way to do that ?

Thanks for your help

Actually you can build the blog post content like you did with a page. You can enable the page builder on the blog post so you can add other content elements to the post like your About Me page, here’s a quick guide. In admin screen, go to Visual Composer -> Role Manager, choose Custom for the Post types and then select “post”.

However, if you’re still using default template of the blog single post. It always displays the post content in a Boxed layout, the Full Width section won’t work on the blog single post. Also, the blog single post template is different from the page template. It displays the blog details with comments and other blog post modules (i.e. next/previous posts, related posts) by default. You will need to disable those modules in Theme Options -> Blog -> Blog Single Post.

Only way to display the blog post details exactly like a page is to edit or change the single post template as I provided. There may be some plugins that can help you easily to change the single post template, try to find them on WordPress plugins.

By default, WordPress generates an excerpt automatically by selecting the first 55 words of the post. Unfortunately, your blog post text is not valid. Each word should be separated by space. If you put the text without space, it will be just one word for WordPress.

Of course, it doesn’t work even if you switch to any other themes including built-in WordPress theme called “Twenty Seventeen”.

Make sure you put the correct words to your blog post.

Perfect, it works ! Thanks a lot

Ok thanks a lot, you’re absolutly right. It’i only a problem with the Admin Wordpress topbar.

If it doesn’t work only when you’re logged in as admin. There may be a plugin conflict on your site, try to deactivate other plugins to see if it works.

Ok thanks a lot !

Try adding custom CSS below to Customize -> Additional CSS to see if it works:

.main-content .w-main {
    max-width: 800px;
    margin: auto;
}

See more on how to add custom CSS to your WordPress site here: http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-easily-add-custom-css-to-your-wordpress-site/

You can add custom CSS below to Customize -> Additional CSS section:

body {
     line-height: 1.5;
}

You can also change from ‘1.5’ to a size in pixels such as ‘18px’.

See more on how to add custom CSS to your WordPress site here: http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-easily-add-custom-css-to-your-wordpress-site/

To import demo content, you have to install the Aoraki Demo Content plugin first. That is a plugin, you have to install it in the Plugins screen, not in Appearance -> Themes like a theme.

Please follow the instructions on installing that plugin in our documentation.

The blog posts always stretch to full the blog page area. There are a couple of ways to change the width of blog posts.

1. Change the blog posts layout. If you’re using a Standard layout for blog posts, your posts will be bigger than other layouts. Also, if you’ve selected the Masonry layout you can increase the number of columns so the posts will be smaller.

2. Change the blog page layout. If you’re using a full-width page, the blog posts area will be always full the browser width. If you’d like to maje it smaller, go to Theme Options -> Blog, choose “Boxed” for the Page Layout.

3. Add a sidebar to the blog page. If your site displays the blog page without sidebar, your blog posts will be very large.

If this is not what you’re looking for, please provide me more details or just send me your blog page URL.

Thanks Wyde, for your answer.

The option 1 your propose it is only for the blog post listed not individual. The option 2 it is already done. The option 3 we dont like for the effect of the side bar

In fact, I need to reduce the width even with the Boxed option applied. But only for the blog, not for the rest of the website.

Here your have and example: http://www.eluniversodecris.com/moda-sostenible/

Thanks a lot!

Thank you for the link!

Looks like it’s in a maintenance mode. I couldn’t access it.

Anyway, here’s the blog single post with sidebar: https://wydethemes.com/aoraki/blog/living-water/

I think the post area is not big for me. However, if you’d like to reduce the width of the post area, here’s a quick tip:

1. Go to Theme Options -> Blog -> Blog Single Post, choose Left or Right sidebar so your blog single post will have sidebar that makes the post area smaller too.

2. Add custom CSS below to Theme Options -> Advanced -> Head Content:

<style type="text/css">

    @media only screen and (min-width: 992px){
        .left-sidebar:not(.full-width) .w-main {
            padding-left: 15%;
        }

        .right-sidebar:not(.full-width) .w-main {
            padding-right: 15%;
        }

    }

</style>

The code above will add the space between post area and sidebar so the post content will be smaller. You can also change the padding value from 15% to others to fit your needs.

If it doesn’t work, please disable the maintenance mode or provide me the login credentials in the contact form: https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact

The blog posts always stretch to full the blog page area. There are a couple of ways to change the width of blog posts.

1. Change the blog posts layout. If you’re using a Standard layout for blog posts, your posts will be bigger than other layouts. Also, if you’ve selected the Masonry layout you can increase the number of columns so the posts will be smaller.

2. Change the blog page layout. If you’re using a full-width page, the blog posts area will be always full the browser width. If you’d like to maje it smaller, go to Theme Options -> Blog, choose “Boxed” for the Page Layout.

3. Add a sidebar to the blog page. If your site displays the blog page without sidebar, your blog posts will be very large.

If this is not what you’re looking for, please provide me more details or just send me your blog page URL.

Sounds like your WordPress site has the low PHP configuration limits, see more here: https://shopkeeper.wp-theme.help/hc/en-us/articles/206679679-Error-Are-you-sure-you-want-to-do-this-Please-try-again-

You should increase the maximum upload file size as the link above. Also, you should increase other settings as we provided in our documentation to make sure you will be able to import demo content too. See more on importing demo content in our documentation.

The easiest way to chnage those PHP limits is using the PHP Settings plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/php-settings/

After you download the main package from ThemeForest, you have to extact the zip file first. You will see the documentation inside there. Please follow the instructions in our documentation on how to install the theme.

Hi, I follow the instructions but I make the same mistake! Missing file style.css. WordPress version: 4.8.1

solved! thanks for your assistance

If you’ve downloaded the main package from ThemeForest, you have to extact the zip file first. You will see the documentation inside there. Please follow the instructions in our documentation on how to install the theme.

Hi, I follow the instructions but I make the same mistake! Missing file style.css. WordPress version: 4.8.1

Make sure you have updated Wyde Core and all bundled plugins too.

After you update the theme, if there is a new update available for the bundled plugins, you will see a notification message to update them. Click on the link in the notification message to see the update list.

Ah, I missed that somehow. Everything works now, thanks!

Thank you for your site credentials!

However, all comments are public so in the future if you’d like to provide the site credentials, please send them in the contact form in the link below: https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact

Anyway, after checking your site. This is a server PHP issue. Your webserver is running on the old version of PHP 5.4 that is not compatible with many plugins and the new update of WordPress.

As you can see in WordPress system requirements, the recommended version of PHP is 7.0 or greater: https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/

You have to upgrade your PHP to solve this issue.

thanks!

Sounds like there is a PHP error on your site. Make sure you’re using the PHP 5.6 or greater. Anyway, the recommended version is PHP 7.0 or greater as you can see in WordPress system requirements: https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/

Hello,

I’m sorry but the theme support is only available for users who have purchased this theme.

Please contact us from the account that purchased this theme to make sure you’re currently in the correct product page that corresponds to what you have purchased.

Hi,

It’s the Featured Image box on the right hand side when you edit the Testimonials on your WordPress admin page, see the picture below:

Thank you for your interest in our theme!

You can change the font and color for the header as well as other parts on the page.

-Multiple Text Scrolling Animations
-Parallax and Fadeout Background Effects
-4 different sizes
-Full Screen Background
-Video Background
-Image Background
-Color Overlay

Those options are only available in the backend when you login as admin to manage your website.

Of course you can also use the video background in the blog section.

Cheers!