The theme needs to be hosted on a server that is running WordPress 4.6 or higher, PHP 5.4 or higher, and MySql 5 or higher. Our WordPress Theme has been successfully tested  with Mac, Windows and Linux. Also, to ensure that your experience is 100% safe, please follow the below checklist:

• Make sure that your server is allowing WordPress to operate normally; some servers restrict WordPress functions, causing potential problems.
• Please be sure to operate the latest version of WordPress available. To download the latest version of WordPress, you need to go to the official WordPress.org website.
• Please make sure that you are using the latest version of the theme. To download the latest version of theme, you need to go to your Theme Forest account, under the Downloads tab.

Step 1 – Login to WordPress Dashboard

 

Step 2 – Go to Appearance > Themes > Add New

Step 3 – Click Upload and select the file theatre-wp.zip from your computer, after this click the Install Now button.

 

Step 4 – Wait for the theme to be installed. Once installed, you will be notified.

Warning: Please make sure that you upload the theatre-wp.zip file and NOT the pack.zip file!

Step 1 – The .zip file you downloaded from Theme Forest contains a folder named theatre-wp

Step 2 – Upload this folder on your server in your WordPress directory to /wp-content/themes/

Note: We recommend that you use FileZilla FTP client.

After you have completed the install process, in either of the two ways, you need to activate it.

Step 1 – Log in to the WordPress Dashboard.

 

Step 2 – Go to Appearance > Themes and select Theatre.

Step 3 – Click the Activate button and you can start using the theme.

Step 4 – It is strongly recommended that you install the theme bundled plugins:

• Visual Composer is the most popular content building solution today, brings nice features such as shortcodes, widgets and other cool functionalities
• Revolution Slider is a premium slider, provided along with the theme, for gorgeous showcasing
• Ninja Forms is one of the top form building plugins for WordPress
• Events Schedule is a cool, smart plugin to display schedules with classes and events in WordPress
• Xtender is a mandatory plugin for Theatre, it brings core functionalities designed for theatre websites
• SVG Support allows SVG files upload and direct targeting SVG elements for CSS and JS

In the Theatre download package you can find the Demo XML file (located in the wordpress xml data folder) that you can use for a quick theme set up. Images, videos and sliders are not included in the XML file. You can also import the WIE file, that contains our demo widgets.

To import the demo XML file, in the WordPress dashboard go to Tools > Import and select to install from the list WordPress Importer. After the installation is complete, select and upload the XML file. You can find the demo XML file in the wordpress xml data folder inside the demo content folder in the Theatre download package. In the demo content folder you will find four folders: events schedule, revolution slider, wordpress widgets and wordpress xml data, each of them with its relevant demo content. The process can take up to a few minutes.

To import the demo WIE file, go to Tools > Widget Importer & Exporter and select and upload our WIE file. You can find it inside the folder wordpress widgets, inside the demo content folder.

Inside the wordpress xml data folder, you will find the XML file, which contains the demo.

After the import process, go to Appearance > Menus and from the Manage Locations tab, use the Main Menu select box to choose the Main Menu option. Click the Save Changes button to record the changes.

After this go to Settings > Reading and from the A static page radio button, use the Front page select box to choose your home and the Posts page select box to choose the page for your blog.

Problems Importing the XML File?

Note: If you have a problem loading the XML file, it might be caused by host limitations. You need to uncheck the Download images and attachments box to upload only your pages and posts.

Importing the Demo Events and Schedules

In the Events Schedule demo folder you can find the XML file that you can use for a quick classes set up. Images are not included in the XML file.

To import the demo XML file, in the WordPress dashboard go to Tools > Import and select to install from the list WordPress Importer. After the installation is complete, select and upload the XML file.

After this, the imported posts will appear in your Events > All Events tab.

Note: In the Theatre WP theme, we renamed the Classes tab of our Events Schedule plugin as Events, for a more appropriate name for theatres and entertaiment businesses. The 3 taxonomies are now called Event Types, Locations and Directors.

You can import also the demo schedules. In the Events Schedule demo folder you can find the JSON file that you can use for a quick schedules set up.

To import the demo JSON file you should go at Events > Schedule Builder and click on the Backup Options button, to reveal a row of buttons. Click on the Choose File button, to browse for the demo JSON file, select it and click on the Import Backup. If you wish to create a backup of your own schedules, you can use the Download Backup button, that will export your schedules in a JSON file.

Importing the Demo Slider

To import the slider used in the demo, you need to go to your Dashboard and then to Revolution Slider, click on Import Slider on the right side of the screen and select the demo slider located in the demo content folder, in the revolution slider folder, which contains the slider used in the demo.

Important: Before updating it is important to know that theme settings and content are not lost during the update process. You will lose changes to the theme files, if you changed any files. In order to prevent losing the file changes, we strongly recommend that you use child themes. Also, we recommend that you look in the release notes before updating.

The theme update can be done via FTP or via WordPress. Theme update can be done automatically or manually, depending on the method you prefer. Both methods are presented below as follows:

Auto-Update

Auto-Update can be done directly from the Themes panel in your WordPress Dashboard.

Step 1 – To do this, you first need to set-up your Theme Forest Username & API Key in the special boxes, located at Appearance > Customize > Developer Tools > Automatic Theme Update.

 

Step 2 – To generate an API key, you need to login to your Theme Forest account and go to Settings > API Keys. Enter a label (ex: theme update) and hit the Generate API Key button.

Manual Update

Manual Update can be done via FTP or via WordPress. No matter what method you choose, you first need to download the new theme files from Theme Forest. To download the new files, you need to follow these steps:

1. Login to your Theme Forest account, go to Downloads and search for Theatre WP - Theatre WordPress Theme in your downloads list.
2. Click on the download button and choose the files you wish to download. You can either download the Installable WordPress Theme (this consists only of the theme files needed for update) or the Main Files package.
3. Now, based on your choice of install options, follow the method you prefer most:

Manual Theme Update via FTP

1. Login to your FTP account and go to Wp-content > Themes. Delete the old folder called theatre-wp.
2. Unzip the new update previously downloaded. If you downloaded the Installable WordPress Theme, you will need only to unzip this file. If you downloaded the Main Files, you first need to unzip the Main Files, then you need to unzip theatre-wp.zip
3. Upload the theatre-wp unzipped folder to your Wp-content > Themes folder.

Manual Theme Update via WordPress

1. Login to your WordPress dashboard and head over to Appearance > Themes and deactivate Theatre
2. Delete the old Theatre theme.
3. Upload the new theme file. You can either upload the Installable WordPress Theme or unzip the Main Files package and upload the theatre-wp.zip file.
4. After uploading, activate Theatre and you are done!

• Site Title – Enter your site title. Default: Pirouette
• Tagline – Enter your left tagline. This will be displayed only if you are not using a logo.
• Logo – Upload your logo here. Default: none
• Retina Logo @2x – Upload your retina logo here. Your retina logo should be double size than your normal logo. This will ensure that your logo will look crystal sharp on retina devices. Default: none
• Inverted Logo – Upload your logo for inverted colors. Default: none
• Inverted Retina Logo @2x – Upload your retina logo for inverted colors. Your inverted retina logo should be double size than your inverted logo. This will ensure that your logo will look crystal sharp on retina devices. Default: none
• Sticky Logo – Upload your logo for the sticky menu. Default: none
• Site Icon – Upload an image from your computer to use it as a favicon. The image must be square and at least 512px*512px.

• Disable Full Width Layout – Check this box if you want a site with the layout Boxed. If you leave it unchecked, your layout will be Full Width.
• Boxed Layout Width – If you check the box for a Boxed layout, you can use this slide bar to choose the box width in pixels.
• Disable Fixed Grid – Check this box if you do not want a fixed grid and you prefer a grid that will stretch horizontally.
• Grid Width – If you use a Fixed Grid, you can use this slider bar to choose the grid width in pixels.

Header Image

Theatre uses header images. The minimum recommended size for the header image is 1920 x 1080 pixels. This is a global setting and will affect all pages. Alternatively, you can have more images and display them randomly.

Important: The global header images can be overridden by the Header Slider or by the Individual Page Settings.

• Current header – Displays your current header image. You can Hide it or you can Add new image. If you choose to add more images, the header will choose, each time, a random one.
• Previously uploaded – Displays the header images you uploaded.
• Randomize uploaded headers – If you add more images, the header can choose, each time, a random one. Push this button to display a random image.
• Image Repeat – You can choose how the header image will be repeated in the header. Available options: No Repeat, Tile, Tile Horizontally and Tile Vertically.
• Image Alignment – You can choose how the header image will be aligned in the header. Available options: Left, Center and Right.
• Image Position – You can choose how the header image will be placed in the header. Available options: Top, Center and Bottom.
• Image Attachment – You can choose how the header image will behave in the header. Available options: Scroll and Fixed.
• Image Size – You can choose the size of the header image in the header. Available options: Auto for the default image size and Cover to stretch the image.

Header Slider

Before being able to set a header slider, you first need to create / import one from the Revolution Slider tab. After creating or importing a slider, select the header slider from the Header Slider field. By default, there is no header slider set.

Important: If you set-up a header slider, all header images will be overridden except the Individual Page Settings.

Page Heading

• Heading Top Margin – Use this slide bar to select the margin in pixels between the top of the header and the Page Heading.
• Heading Bottom Margin – Use this slide bar to select the margin in pixels between the Page Heading and the bottom of the header.
• Heading Alignment – You can choose the alignment of the Page Heading in the header. Available options: Left, Center and Right.
• Heading Position – You can choose the position of the Page Heading in the header. Available options: Top, Middle and Bottom.
• Heading Text Alignment – You can choose the alignment of the Heading Text in the header. Available options: Left, Center and Right.

Toolbar

• Toolbar Text – Use this field to insert content that will be displayed in the right tagline, above the navigation.

Global Typography

Here you can select the general font settings for your site. These are used for regular text, headings, buttons and other text elements.

• Font Family – Select the general font family for your website.
• Font Variant – Select the general font variant for your website.
• Font Size – Select the general font size for your website.
• Font Subset – If you wish to use a subset for special characters you can select one here. Make sure the fonts you use on the website support these special characters.
• Web Font Loader – You can increase the loading speed of your website by choosing the fonts to be loaded after the other elements in the page. Check this box if you want to prioritise other elements over fonts.
• Use Soft Bold – If you check this box, your text with <strong> tag will be displayed as normal font weight.

Main Menu

• Font Family – Select the general font family for your main menu.
• Font Variant – Select the general font variant for your main menu.
• Font Size – Select the general font size for your main menu.
• Text Transform – Use this select box to choose a style for your main menu font. Available options are: Normal, Capitalize, Uppercase and Small Caps.
• Letter Spacing – Use this slide bar to customize the space between letters in the main menu.

H1-H6 Heading

• Font Family – Select the general font family for your headings.
• Font Variant – Select the general font variant for your headings.
• Font Size – Select the general font size for your headings.
• Text Transform – Use this select box to choose a style for your heading font. Available options are: Normal, Capitalize, Uppercase and Small Caps.
• Letter Spacing – Use this slide bar to customize the space between letters in the heading.

Blockquote

• Font Family – Select the general font family for your blockquotes.
• Font Variant – Select the general font variant for your blockquotes.
• Font Size – Select the general font size for your blockquotes.
• Text Transform – Use this select box to choose a style for your blockquotes font. Available options are: Normal, Capitalize, Uppercase and Small Caps.
• Letter Spacing – Use this slide bar to customize the space between letters in the blockquotes.

Global Colors

• Background Color – Choose your background color. Default: #181616
• Text Color – Choose your text color. Default: #ffffff
• Primary Color – Choose your primary color: Default: #c9ac8c
• Links Color – Choose your link color. Default: #cccccc

Navigation

• Text Color – Choose the color for the text in the menu.
• Active Color – Choose the color for the active element in the menu.
• Background Color – Choose the color for the menu background.

Page Heading

• Page Heading Color – Choose the color for the page heading.
• Page Subtitle Color – Choose the color for the page subtitle and excerpt.
• Page Heading Background Color – Choose the color for the page heading background.

Headings

• H1-H6 Heading Color – Choose the color for the headings. If you do not select a color, the color of the links will be used.

Footer

• Background Color – Here you can choose the color for the footer background.
• Text Color – Here you can choose the color for the texts in the footer.
• Links Color – Here you can choose the color for the links in the footer.
• Titles Color – Here you can choose the color for the titles in the footer.

Menu Locations

• Main Navigation – Choose your main menu. You can create one from Appearance > Menus or by using the + Add a Menu button in this panel.
• Footer Navigation – Choose your footer menu. You can create one from Appearance > Menus or by using the + Add a Menu button in this panel.

Navigation Layout

• Navigation Position – Choose the alignment of your main menu. Available options: Left Aligned and Right Aligned.
• Navigation Top Margin – Use this slide bar to select the margin in pixels between the top of the header and the navigation.
• Navigation Bottom Margin – Use this slide bar to select the margin in pixels between the navigation and the bottom of the header.
• Disable Sticky Menu – If you do not want to use a sticky menu, you can check this box.
• Float Navigation – If you wish to use a lighter menu, you can check this box.

• Front page displays – Choose how your front page should look. Available choices are: Your latest posts or A static page. Default: Your Latest Posts
• Front page – Choose your front page. Default: none.
• Posts page – Choose your posts page. Default: News.

• Background Image – Here you can upload a custom background image for your website. Default: none
• Preset – You can choose how the background image will be displayed in the layout. Available options: Default, Fill Screen, Fit to Screen, Repeat and Custom.
• Image Position – You can choose how the background image will be placed in the layout by using the arrow buttons.
• Repeat Background Image – If you select Fit to Screen or Custom preset options, you can check this box to repeat the background image in the layout.
• Scroll with Page – If you select Repeat or Custom preset options, you can check this box to make the background image scroll in the page.
• Image Size – If you select Custom preset option, you can choose the background image size. Available options are: Original, Fit to Screen, Fill Screen.

• Footer Logo – Upload your footer logo here. Default: none
• Footer Retina Logo @2x – Upload your footer retina logo here. Your footer retina logo should be double size than your normal footer logo. This will ensure that your footer logo will look crystal sharp on retina devices. Default: none
• Back to top label – Add the text for the Back to top button. If you leave this field empty, the button will not be displayed.

Social Sharing

• Sharing on single posts – Check this box to display sharing options for posts.
• Sharing on pages – Check this box to display sharing options for pages.
• Sharing Tagline – Here you can type in the text that will appear next to the sharing buttons.

Automatic Theme Update

• Theme Forest Username – Here you can type in your Theme Forest Username in order to get automatic theme updates.
• Theme Forest API Key – Here you can type in your Theme Forest API Key in order to get automatic theme updates. To generate an API key you need to login to your Theme Forest account and go to Settings > API Keys. Enter a label (ex: theme update) and hit the Generate API Key button.

Note: Both Theme Forest Username & API Key need to be filled in to get auto-updates for the theme.

Google Services

• Google Tag Manager Container – Type in your container for Google Tag Manager.
• Analytics ID – Type in your Google Analytics ID.
• Webmaster Tools Verification – Type in the verification code for the Google Webmaster Tools
• Google Maps API Key – Type in your API Key for Google Maps

Custom HTML Code

• Show custom code fields – Check this box if you want to use custom HTML code.
•  Custom code before </head> / </body> – If you want to use additional code, you can insert here your custom HTML code to be used before closing the head / body.

Custom CSS Code

• Custom CSS – If you want to use additional code, you can insert here your custom CSS code. This code will work globally, for all devices.
• Small Devices CSS – If you want to use additional code for your website on small screen devices, you can insert here your custom CSS code. Small screen devices have a display with less than 768px.
• Medium Devices CSS – If you want to use additional code for your website on medium screen devices, you can insert here your custom CSS code. Medium screen devices have a display with more than 768px and less than 992px.
• Large Devices CSS – If you want to use additional code for your website on large screen devices, you can insert here your custom CSS code. Large screen devices have a display with more than 992px and less than 1200px.
• Extra Large Devices CSS – If you want to use additional code for your website on extra large screen devices, you can insert here your custom CSS code. Extra large screen devices have a display with more than 1200px.

When creating a page, you can choose the desired template from the Page Attributes menu, on the right.

Click on the select box Template to see all the page templates available:

• Default Template
• Left Sidebar Page
• Right Sidebar Page

Select the Default Template option if you do not want to use a page with a sidebar.

Go to Page Attributes > Template > Default Template to select the template for your homepage. We recommend importing our demo content and using our demo home page, that you can customize how you want.

It is strongly recommended to take a look at the Individual Page Settings located under the page content area.

Choosing the Home Page

After you create or import the page, you should configure it as your home page.

Go to Settings > Reading and click on the A Static Page radio button. Click the Front Page select box and choose your home page.

The Posts Page select box is where you can choose the page for your blog.

Create a new page with a name of your choice and select the Default Template from the Page Attributes menu, on the right.

Create the Blog Page

Set the page as your blog by going to Settings > Reading and select it from the Posts Page select box.

After this, you are ready to start populating with blog posts.

To create a new post, go to Posts > Add New, type in a title and insert the content in the designated field.

 

Choosing the Category & Tags

Assign a category to your post using the Categories box on the right.
Click on + Add New Category to create a new one.

You can assign one or more categories to a post by checking the box next to the Category name.

You can also assign tags by using the Tags box below. Insert the tags, separated with commas, in the dedicated field and click on Add.

Setting up a Featured Image

To set a Featured Image for your blog post click on Set featured image in the Featured Image box, below Tags. Choose an image from the Media Library or upload a file from your computer and click on Set featured image.

It is strongly recommended to take a look at the Individual Page Settings located under the page content area.

After you are happy with the title, post content, categories, tags, featured image and everything else, click Publish and your post will appear on your blog page.

Here is a list of some CSS classes that you can use on your pages to get the look you are going for.

Text Classes

• text-xs-left – Left aligned text on all viewport sizes
• text-xs-center – Center aligned text on all viewport sizes
• text-xs-right – Right aligned text on all viewport sizes
• text-sm-left – Left aligned text on viewports sized SM (small) or wider
• text-md-left – Left aligned text on viewports sized MD (medium) or wider
• text-lg-left – Left aligned text on viewports sized LG (large) or wider
• text-xl-left – Left aligned text on viewports sized XL (extra-large) or wider
• text-justify – Aligns the text by justifying
• text-nowrap – Aligns the text without wrap
• text-uppercase – Converts the text to uppercase
• text-lowercase – Converts the text to lowercase
• text-capitalize – Capitalizes the text
• font-weight-bold – Bold text
• font-weight-normal – Normal weight text
• font-italic – Italic text

Padding Classes

• content-padding – Adds a top and bottom padding of 64 pixels to the element
• content-padding-none – Adds a top and bottom padding of 0 pixels to the element
• content-padding-xs – Adds a top and bottom padding of 32 pixels to the element
• content-padding-lg – Adds a top and bottom padding of 96 pixels to the element
• content-padding-xl – Adds a top and bottom padding of 128 pixels to the element
• content-padding-xxl – Adds a top and bottom padding of 160 pixels to the element
• content-padding-mobile-none – Adds a top and bottom padding of 0 pixels to the element on mobile devices
• content-padding-side – Adds a left and right padding of 32 pixels to the element

Layout and Miscellaneous Classes

• parallax-visible – Allows the VC row to display elements without restricting them to the row’s top and bottom boundaries

Layout CSS classes allow you to improve the responsiveness of your layout by hiding elements. You can see the available CSS classes in the image below or you can read more by accessing this Layout CSS documentation.

 

Visual Composer is a very unique plugin, it will help you manage your content for the WordPress sites and create stunning layouts, in a few minutes, without coding. Nowadays, many websites have complex grid layouts with columns, tabs, sliders etc. In the past, to create that type of layouts you had to be a HTML guru or a Shortcodes operator ninja.

Visual Composer Documentation

xtender Visual Composer Extension

The xtender Visual Composer Extension consists in bringing more options to the existing elements and register new elements that are located in the xtender tab, in the elements window. We have enhanced Visual Composer by eliminating some elements and parameters and added new ones.

 

The extended elements are: Row, Columns and Single Image, while the new elements are: Filmstrip Carousel, Mini Carousel, Google Map and Timeline.

You can read the xtender VC elements chapter for more details about our custom VC elements.

Create a responsive (mobile friendly) or fullwidth slider with must-see effects while keeping or building 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 up options to create your own effects.

Revolution Slider Documentation

Contact Form 7 is a simple and powerful FREE form creation solution for WordPress. Build WordPress Forms within minutes using Contact Form 7 powerful forms creation page. It allows you to easily and quickly design complex forms.

Using Contact Form 7

• Documentation
• Frequent Asked Questions
• Fields building
• Updates and release notes
• About Support

Events Schedule is a simple but versatile WordPress plugin, for an elegant display of your classes or events. You can choose one of the nine timetable styles, each with different design and features. Build your schedule in minutes, with basic WordPress knowledge, and add it in your page with our custom Visual Composer element or through an auto-generated simple shortcode.

Events Schedule Documentation

Note: In the Theatre WP theme, we renamed the Classes tab of our Events Schedule plugin as Events, for a more appropriate name for theatres and entertaiment businesses. The 3 taxonomies are now called Event Types, Locations and Directors.

The Individual Page Settings box is a collection of features that take customization to a new level. Our Individual Page Settings box consists of: Header Image, Header Slider, Page Heading and Background.

Header Image Options

• Header Image – Choose your custom header image. Default: global image / slider
• Header Height – Chose your header height by dragging the slide bar to the desired value in pixels.
• Image Repeat – You can choose how the header image will be repeated in the header. Available options: Inherit, No Repeat, Tile, Tile Horizontally and Tile Vertically.
• Image Alignment – You can choose how the header image will be aligned in the header. Available options: Inherit, Left, Center and Right.
• Image Position – You can choose how the header image will be placed in the header. Available options: Inherit, Top, Center and Bottom.
• Image Attachment – You can choose how the header image will behave in the header. Available options: Inherit, Scroll and Fixed.
• Image Size – You can choose the size of the header image in the header. Available options: Inherit, Auto for the default image size and Cover to stretch the image.

Note: Customization made in this section will only be applicable to this specific page or post. This option will override the general website header options.

Header Slider Options

• Header Slider – Choose your header slider. This will override any other header settings. Default: none

Page Heading Options

• Disable Page Title: Check this box to disable the page title. Default: unchecked
• Page Title: Use this field to add a page title for heading. If empty, the page name will be used.
• Page Subtitle: Enter the page subtitle. Default: none.
• Page Description: Use this field to add a description for the heading.
• Heading Alignment: Choose how to align the heading. Available options: Inherit, Left, Center and Right.
• Heading Position: Choose the heading position. Available options: Inherit, Top, Middle and Bottom.
• Heading Text Alignment: Choose how to align the heading text. Available options: Inherit, Left, Center and Right.
• Page Heading Color: Select the color for your page heading.
• Page Subtitle Color: Select the color for your page subtitle.
• Page Heading Background Color: Select the color for your page heading background.
• Scroll Down Text: Use this field to add a text for your scroll down button.
• Section Title: Use this field to add a title for your section.
• Section Color: Select the color for your section.

Navigation

• Float Navigation: Check this box to display a light navigation for the page.
• Invert Navigation Color & Logo: Check this box to invert the tone of your navigation colors and display the inverted logo for the page.

Background Options

• Background Color – The background color for your page / post
• Background Image – The background image for your page / post
• Background Position – The background image position. Available options: Inherit, Left, Center and Right.
• Background Repeat – The background image repeat method. Available options: Inherit, No Repeat, Tile, Tile Horizontally and Tile Vertically.
• Background Size – The background image size. Available options: Inherit, Auto for the default image size and Cover to stretch the image.
• Background Attachment – The background attachment attribute. Available options: Inherit, Scroll and Fixed.

Note: Customization made in this section will only be applicable to this specific page or post. This option will override the general website background options

The xtender Visual Composer Extension consists in bringing more options to the existing elements and register new elements that are located in the xtender tab, in the elements window. We have enhanced Visual Composer by eliminating some elements and parameters and added new ones.

Filmstrip Carousel

 

Filmstrip Carousel Parameters: 

• Speed – Use this field to type in the carousel speed in milliseconds. For example, 5.000 milliseconds is 5 seconds.
• Grayscale Images – Check this box if you want to disable the grayscale effect.

The Filmstrip Carousel element accepts only Single Image elements. The Single Image element is the default VC element with several new parameters.

Mini Carousel

 

Mini Carousel Parameters: 

• Timeout – Use this field to type in the timeout speed in milliseconds for the carousel. For example, 5.000 milliseconds is 5 seconds. If you leave the field empty, the carousel autoplay will be disabled.
• Pause on hover – Check this box to pause the carousel on hover.
• Loop – Check this box to play the carousel in a loop.
• Navigation – Check this box to disable the navigation for the carousel.

The Mini Carousel element accepts only Single Image elements. The Single Image element is the default VC element with several new parameters.

Google Map

 

Google Map Parameters: 

• Map Pin Latitude / Longitude – Enter the map coordinates for the map pin.
• Map Center Latitude / Longitude – Enter the map coordinates for the center of the displayed map.
• Map Type – Use the select box to choose a map type. Available options: Roadmap, Hybrid, Satellite and Terrain.
• Map Zoom – Use the select box to choose the zoom level, between 1 and 16.
• Map Theme – Use the select box to choose a graphic theme for the map.
• Map Height – Add the map height in pixels.
• Map Image – You can use this option to upload an image for your location, displayed above the map pin.
• Map Title – You can use this option to add a title for your location, displayed above the map pin.
• Map Description – You can use this option to add a description for your location, displayed above the map pin.

Timeline

You can use the Timeline custom VC element to build a stylish timeline of important events, with images and text. First, you need to add the Timeline element in page. Then, you can start adding Timeline Items. Inside the Timeline Item container, you can add other VC elements, like text and images, which will be displayed as events on a timeline.

 

 

Single Image

We have extended the default Single Image VC element with several new parameters:

• General > On click action – Use the select box to choose the action for a click on the image.
• General > Image style – Two custom additional image styles: Small White Frame with Shadow and Large White Frame with Shadow.
• Design Options > Maximum Width – Use this field to define a maximum width for the image.
• Design Options > Width – Use this field to define the width of the image.
• Parallax > Enable Parallax – Check this box to make the image a parallax layer. If you check this box, you will have to define the parallax coordinates for the image.

VC Row

We have extended the default VC Row with several new parameters:

• Design Options > Background Repeat – Use this select box to choose how the row background will be repeated in the row.
• Design Options > Background Position – Use this select box to choose the position of the row background in the row.
• Design Options > Vertical Padding – Use this select box to choose the padding of the row.
• Design Options > Minimum Height – Use this field to define a minimum height for the row.
• Section Navigator > Section Title – Use this field to add a title for the row. This will make the row a navigable section.

VC Column

We have extended the default VC Column with several new parameters:

• Design Options > Vertical Padding – Use this select box to choose the padding of the column.
• Design Options > Minimum Height – Use this field to define a minimum height for the column.

 

Font Awesome Icons

Use this shortcode to display a nice Font Awesome vector, crystal sharp icon.

[icon icon=fa-home size=2x boxed=yes color=white background=red]

• icon – All FontAwesome icon names. You can find the complete icon list available here: http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/icons/
• size – Choose the size of your icon. Available values are: 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x. Default: none
• boxed – Choose if you want your icon to be boxed. Available values are: yes / no. Default: none
• border – Choose if you want your icon to have a border. Available values are: yes / no.
• border-color – Enter the color name or color hex code for the icon border color.
• boder-width – Enter the value in pixels for the icon border width.
• border-style – Choose a style for your border. Available values are: none, hidden, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset, initial or inherit.
• color – Enter the color name or color hex code for the icon color. Default: text color
• background – Enter the color name or color hex code for the icon background color. Default: none
• link – Enter the URL address, if you want to add a link to the icon.
• new_window – Choose the target for the icon link. To open the link in a new window use the value yes, default is no.

Themify Icons

Use this shortcode to display a nice Themify icon.

[icon icon=ti-home size=2x boxed=yes color=white background=red]

• icon – All Themify icon names. You can find the complete icon list available here: https://themify.me/themify-icons
• size – Choose the size of your icon. Available values are: 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x. Default: none
• boxed – Choose if you want your icon to be boxed. Available values are: yes / no. Default: none
• border – Choose if you want your icon to have a border. Available values are: yes / no.
• border-color – Enter the color name or color hex code for the icon border color.
• boder-width – Enter the value in pixels for the icon border width.
• border-style – Choose a style for your border. Available values are: none, hidden, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset, initial or inherit.
• color – Enter the color name or color hex code for the icon color. Default: text color
• background – Enter the color name or color hex code for the icon background color. Default: none
• link – Enter the URL address, if you want to add a link to the icon.
• new_window – Choose the target for the icon link. To open the link in a new window use the value yes, default is no.

Buttons

Use this shortcode to display a custom button.

[button style=primary size=small link=http://www.curlythemes.com] Button Name [/button]

• style – Choose the style of your button. Available values are: primary, secondary or link.
• size – Choose the size of your button. Available values are: small or large.
• outline – If you want a border for the button, use the value yes.
• display – Use this if you want to display your button as a larger block. Available values: block.
• link – Enter the URL for your button.
• target – Enter the URL target for your button. Available values: blank.

The xtender plugin offers you the possibility to create as many custom sidebars as you want, on any page, as long as the page template allows sidebars.

To apply a sidebar to a page, go to the Sidebar Box, below the Page Attributes meta box, and use the select box to choose the desired sidebar..

You can create a sidebar by going to Appearance > Sidebars and clicking on the Add Sidebar button, after you type in the sidebar name . Next, you need to add widgets in the sidebar by going to Appearance > Widgets. The sidebar will appear on the right and you can drag and drop widgets from the left into the sidebar. Once you are done editing the widgets, you can add the sidebar to the desired page.

The xtender plugin adds custom widgets that you can add to your Sidebars at Appearance > Widgets. Also, the widgets you add in the Footer Widget Area sidebar will display several custom options.

Recent Posts

 

• Widget Title – Add the title for your recent posts display.
• Limit Posts – Add the number of posts to be displayed.
• Thumbnail – Use this select box to choose if you want to use a thumbnail or not.
• Exclude Posts – Add the IDs of the posts you want to exclude, separated by comma.
• Choose Categories – Add the IDs of the categories you want to display, separated by comma. If you leave this field empty, all posts will be displayed.

Search

• Widget Title – Add the title for your search field.

Footer Widget Area Sidebar

 

The xtender adds Widget Layout options to each widget in the footer, which will allow you to define rules for each screen size.

• Widget Grid Size – Use this select box to choose a grid size for the widget, between 1-12 columns (except 7).
• Widget Grid Offset – Use this select box to choose a grid offset for the widget, between 1-12 columns (except 7) or No Offset.
• Widget Text Align – Use this select box to choose the alignment of the text in the widget.
• Widget Visibility – Use this select box to hide the widget for desired screen sizes.

The CSS Classes field allows you to add custom CSS for the footer widget.