You can import Sliders in Theme Options -> Home like you did for other content types. When you select Sliders option, you will get the sliders from that demo. Please ensure you have installed the Slider Revolution plugin before importing.

However, it will import only sliders from the demo you select. If you’d like to import the ones from other demos. You can select only Sliders option, then click on the demo to import only sliders.

Also, all sliders and media are included in the demo content. However, importing media can take several minutes to complete. If your web server has the PHP configuration limits that are set too low to complete the process, it couldn’t be able to import some images.

Please ensure that you’ve increased those limits to the minimum as provided in our documentation.

You can find more details on importing demo content in our documentation.

If it still doesn’t work, please give me your WordPress admin login details so I can take a closer look. You can send a private message in the contact form below:

https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact

The portfolio posts in the left and right sides at the bottom of the page are the next and previous items. They are automatically generated by WordPress in chronological order, not related to the content of the current portfolio.

If you’d like to display the related portfolio items, you will need to enable the Related Posts option in the single portfolio edit screen. You can also disable and enable it globally in Theme Options -> Portfolio -> Portfolio Single Post -> Related Posts. So, you will see the related posts at the bottom of the portfolio page like our demo: https://wydethemes.com/ivery/portfolio-item/portfolio-9/

It displays the related posts by “Portfolio Tags”, so you will need to set the same tags to the related portfolio.

Sure, when you enable the One Page Site feature in Theme Options, the theme will automatically merge regular pages/multi pages (including the Home – Main Demo) from the Primary Menu to display on the front page as one page.

A favicon is a built-in feature of WordPress, you can set it in Appearance -> Customize -> Site Identity -> Site Icon. You can find more details here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Favicon

Go to WPBakery Page Builder Settings -> Role Manager. Choose “Custom” for the Post types, and select “wyde_portfolio”. So, you will see the Backend Editor on the portfolio edit screen.

You can edit the 404 template in your child theme. Copy the file 404.php from your Ivery theme folder “wp-content/themes/ivery/404.php” to “wp-content/themes/ivery-child-theme/404.php”, and then edit that file to change the 404 page.

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The latest compatible version of the Slider Revolution that’s included in the Ivery theme is 5.4.6.3, as you can see in the changelog: https://themeforest.net/item/ivery-creative-portfolio-cv-wordpress-theme/20365665#item-description__changelog

If you’re currently using that version, you don’t need to update it. The new update of that plugin will be added to the next update of the Ivery theme. After you update the theme, if there is a new update of the bundled plugins, you will see the notification message to install them.

You can find more details about the bundled plugins in our documentation.

I’ve already done all of what you said. but when I insert the footer content into the line that I just added, I can not find it. When I click the + sign, there is no footer content, Gallery slider, vs. vs. no footer content add

I’ve already done all of what you said. but when I insert the footer content into the line that I just added, I can not find it. When I click the + sign, there is no footer content, Gallery slider, vs. vs. no footer content add

I’m sorry, my answer was not clear. I mean, you will need to build your new footer content from scratch. Add Instagram Feed, Textblock and any other content elements one by one into that row as your needs, like you did when you build the content in the page.

We also did the same things, add the content elements one by one to the footer page to build the footer content.

However, if you wouldn’t like to build your custom footer content from scratch. You can copy the whole content from the footer page and insert them to that row.

Here’s a quick guide.

1. Go to Theme Options -> Footer -> Footer Content to edit the Footer page.

2. In the footer page edit screen, switch from Backend Editor to Classic mode.

3. In the Text Editor, select the Text mode and then copy the whole code.

4. Go to Pages, to edit the page that you would like to builld custom footer content. Switch to the Classic mode, select the Text mode.

5. Add the code to the end of the lines of the existing code. And then switch back to the Backend Editor to edit the content by using WPBakery Page Builder.

Thank you for your interest in our theme.

Of course, you can change them all.

The content elements in this theme come with gradient background settings so you can change new colors in the element settings directly. Also for the main slider at the top of the page, you can change the gradient background when you edit them.

You can change the link target in Appearance -> Menus. To show the link target option, you will need to select the Link Target in the Screen Options in the right top corner of the menu edit screen.

Thank you. How do I set separate footer content for each page?

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I solved the problem. I need to set an animation for each effect. I did it. This theme is super :))) Thank you so much.

Great job! Happy to hear that you’ve figured it out!

Everything is working correctly on my iPhone. All 3 banners look great and are in the center, see the picture below:

Sorry, I don’t know why but some how at that moment, it appeared to be weird but now it looks fine!, thank you.

Happy to hear that it has been resolved

Hello,

You can change the Responsive Options of the column to make them display 3 columns on every screen size.

Here’s a quick guide:

1. Edit the settings of the first column, container of the Blue banner.

2. In the Column Settings window, select the Responsive Options tab.

3. Change the “Width” of all devices to “4 columns – 1/3”.

4. Do the same things for the second and the third columns. (container of the Red and Green banners).

Could you check with the login information that the site does not move up and down neatly? and other settings? Thank you!

because the demo works with site effect but my site is not working, for example home demo 3-4-5

To make it scroll smoothly, you will need to enable the Smooth Scrolling feature in Theme Options -> General.

If this feature doesn’t work correctly, there may be a plugin conflict on your site. If you have other plugins installed, try to deactivate them to see if it works.

If it still doesn’t work, please give me your WordPress admin login details so I can take a better look. You can send a private message in the contact form here: https://themeforest.net/user/wyde#contact

1. You can change the background of the mobile menu and side menu in Theme Options -> Navigation -> Vertical Navigation.

2. That is not a bug but is on purpose. If the top-level menu is a page, when you click on it, it will bring you to that page first. Once you’re in that page, when you click on that menu again, it will show the submenu.

If you’d like the top-level menu to display the submenu when you click on it, that means you won’t be able to access its page anymore.

To show the submenu without going to another page, you will need to add a Custom Links menu item instead of a Page. In Appearance -> Menus, add a Custom Links type, set the URL to ’#’ so it will show the submenu when you click on it, as you can see on our demo site: https://wydethemes.com/ivery/

Try our demo on your mobile, click on top-level menu such as Pages and Blog, you will see how it works.

Thank you!

Hi,

Thank you for your interest in our theme!

This theme comes with ready to use demo content. Once you import demo content, you will receive all pages, posts and other post types including images so your site will look exactly like our demo site.

Then, you can easily edit the pages and posts to replace the text and images with yours by using WPBakery Page Builder that’s bundled with the theme.

Hello,

Sorry for the late reply!

To change the font size of the submenu, you will need to add custom CSS below to Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS:

.dropdown-nav ul li.megamenu > ul > li.menu-item-has-children > a,
.dropdown-nav ul ul li > a{
    font-size: 22px;
}

There are a couple of ways to work around this:

1. Enable the “Full Width” navigation in Theme Options -> Navigation -> Header Navigation.

2. Use short words for the top-level menu items instead of long words.

3. In your case, it needs more 80px wide to show all menu items so you can add custom CSS below to Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS to fix this issue:

.center-nav #top-nav .top-menu {
    padding-right: 120px;
    padding-left: 120px;
}

The second page ( http://jplee.ca/frontend_development/ ), you’ve set the number of columns to 4, but you have only 3 portfolio items so it looks like those items are aligned to the left.

If you have only 3 items, you should set the portfolio grid to display 3 columns instead.