You need one license for each domain. It’s the same for all themes here on the Themeforest marketplace.

The bundled WP Bakery plugin is the same.

But if you add your license you could access the WP Bakery premium template layouts. That’s the difference.

there i download the wp bakery, but there are some menus are missing. I can’t activate this. how do i proceed?

The following independent lines should be commented out in wp-content/plugins/goya-core/includes/visual-composer/visualcomposer.php

vc_manager()->disableUpdater(true);
vc_set_as_theme();
remove_filter( 'vc_get_all_templates', array( visual_composer()->shared_templates, 'addTemplatesTab' ) );

There will be an option in future releases to enable the WP Bakery standalone mode. But at the moment it’s necessary to edit those files.

If you need help with those changes, please use the support system and send your URL http://support.everthemes.com/

Hi Izzy,

I’m glad you like the theme

1. This one is easy, use this snippet https://goya.everthemes.com/help-center/common-php-snippets/#remove-additional-information-tab

2. Use:

remove_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'woocommerce_template_single_meta', 40 );

Please, add a ticket for support related questions http://support.everthemes.com/ and we will be happy to help you.

Thanks!

Thank you so much, it worked! xxx

There are 2 things. The theme language strings that you can translate with Loco Translate which is free.

And the translation of the your actual content which is independent from the them you use. In this case you can use the free Polylang.

You can install Ninja Forms plugin. It’s not installed by default.

Then, paste the shortcode on you contact page in the position you want.

Currently the custom header only works in a single row. The layout v9 can’t be customized. There will be an update in 2-3 weeks that will enable more flexibility and the options to customize top and bottom sections of the header

It hasn’t been tested but it should work as other custom fields plugins work fine.

Hi Tejash,

Thanks for your purchase.

The theme doesn’t require activation. Just upload the zip and run the installation wizard.

If you mean the activation code for bundled plugins, they can’t be activated.

You only get an license key if you purchase the plugin from their developers. However, all bundled plugins work without activation.

Regards

btw… website language in general settings is polish

Hi, your translation file must be placed in /wp-content/languages/themes/goya-pl_PL.po | goya-pl_PL.mo

Don’t use the theme folder /wp-content/themes/goya/ for custom files or they will be lost with any theme update.

It depends on your WordPress configuration. The easy method is to install a plugin to add svg support.

There’s no difference for the theme. Once you add svg support just upload the logo using the customizer.

NOT work, here screenshot : https://ibb.co/fpSbD28

Of course, SVG images can’t be cropped as they are vector graphics.

Leave that option empty.

Instead, use Appearance > Customize > Header > Logo to upload your svg image without cropping.

Hi, that site is not an ecommerce website. Goya was designed for online stores. Although, it can be used on non-ecommerce websites you may be missing some features.

All custom pages are editable at any time. You can replaced or modify the homepage.

Can I merge one demo into another?

The custom pages are available as templates. So you can import single pages instead of the full demo. That’s possible when you work with WP Bakery editor to edit your pages.

The demo is just a quick start. Don’t import more than one demo because it will create a lot of menu items and other repetitive posts.

Hi, The theme doesn’t have the option to add brands by default. It can be done with an extension. It will be added in a future release.

Thanks for your suggestion.

It depends on a number of factors. But you need to share your URL to check.

Add a ticket here http://support.everthemes.com/ and include all access details.

Regards.

Did you enable Catalog Mode in Appearance > Customize > Shop > Shop General?

That options disables all cart functionality.

Ooops! I did. Thanks – updated and works now

I do have one more question tho. I am trying to find the places where I can translate the cart page for instance? Right now some of the page has been translated by default, but the rest I cannot control.

You can use Loco Translate plugin to translate the specific theme language strings.

Language strings like My Account, Continue Shopping, are translated that way.

During the setup, make sure to save your translation to the path languages/themes/

This is important, do NOT use the theme path themes/goya/languages/

If you need some help and we need to check your site please, add a ticket and include all details http://support.everthemes.com/

Thanks

We are following the conversion on your support ticket. BTW, there will be more customization options in the next releases.

Hi Florian,

The demo site shows the predesigned header layouts. However, you can choose a custom layout and select the elements you want to show.

For mobiles the burger menu is mandatory as it’s the only way to open the menu. But for desktops it’s optional.

Regards.

All Google Maps require an API key. Get one here https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key

And paste your key in Appearance > Customize > General > Keys & API’s

That should fix the problem.

Thanks. I have another issue, multi step checkout is still using the multi step even though the plugin is disabled when browing my site in mobile like iphone. Can you help check why?

Hi, I already replied to your email twice. It’s possible to translate the frontend language strings with Loco Translate.

However, only English is available for the admin panel.

Regards