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Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard and Navigate to the Network Admin Dashboard
On a multisite network, you have a separate dashboard for network-wide settings. Navigate to the Network Admin dashboard by clicking on “My Sites” in the admin toolbar and selecting “Network Admin” > “Themes.” Install the Theme
If the theme you want to activate is not already installed on the network, you need to install it. Go to your Themetick account, download the theme you want to install and go to “Network Admin” > “Themes” > “Add New.” > “Activate the Theme Network-Wide”
IMPORTANT NOTE Before activating the theme on your subsite/subdomain you will need to install recommended plugins first:
In case you are using Bundle license you will need to install Bridge for WooCommerce as well. You will find it within your Themetick account.
5. After the theme and recommended plugins are installed, go to “Network Admin” > “Themes.” Find the theme you installed and click on the “Network Enable” link.
Theme setup wizard
Theme wizard will install required plugins and import theme demo.
To start the setup process, click the “Start” button.
Required plugins
In the second step, the Installer will take care of installing all the necessary plugins. If you want to see the list of plugins that will be installed, click the “Advanced” button. To initiate the plugin installation process, click the “Install” button.
Importing demo content
To view the content that will be imported, click the “Advanced” button. When you’re ready to begin importing the demo content, click the “Import” button. The time required for this process may vary depending on your chosen theme and hosting provider, but it typically takes a few minutes.
After the content has been successfully imported, you have two options: you can either preview your website or return to the WordPress Dashboard. If you click the “Advanced” button, you’ll find two additional links:
Explore WordPress: This link will take you to the WordPress.org support page, where you can discover more about WordPress and explore its capabilities.
Start Customizing: This link will direct you to the Customizer for your website.
Recommended plugins
Following plugins are designed to enhance the functionality of your theme by providing additional features and integrations:
Tickera provides a comprehensive solution for managing and selling tickets for events directly from your WordPress website. Whether you’re organizing conferences, concerts, workshops, or any other type of event, Tickera aims to streamline the ticketing process and enhance the overall event management experience.
Key Features:
Seamless Integration: Tickera seamlessly integrates with your WordPress site, allowing you to manage all aspects of your event and ticketing from a familiar and user-friendly environment.
Customizable Ticket Templates: Create unique and professional-looking ticket templates that match the branding of your event. Customization options typically include logos, colors, and other design elements.
Flexible Pricing and Ticket Types: Set different ticket types and pricing options to accommodate various attendee needs. Whether it’s early bird pricing, VIP tickets, or group discounts, Tickera provides flexibility in setting up your ticket structure.
QR Code Integration: Tickets generated by Tickera often include QR codes, which can be scanned for easy and secure check-in at the event venue. This helps in reducing the risk of fraudulent tickets and speeds up the entry process.
Attendee Management: Keep track of attendees with built-in attendee management features. This may include the ability to export attendee lists, view registration details, and send communications to attendees.
All those features come with the free version of Tickera. However, if you want to extend the functionality of Tickera with add-ons and extensions you can use one of the Tickera’s premium plans. Or use one of the add-ons separately. Check some of the awesome premium features:
Checkinera – a system that allows you to check the tickets in fast, easy and even offline. Checkinera is available as app for Android and iOS devices. It is also available as web app.
WooCommerce is a powerful and popular e-commerce plugin designed for WordPress, providing a easy way for individuals and businesses to set up and manage online stores.
At its core, WooCommerce enables users to turn their WordPress sites into fully functional online stores with ease. The plugin offers a range of features, including product management, inventory tracking, and secure payment gateways, making it suitable for businesses of all sizes.
One of WooCommerce’s key strengths is its flexibility. It supports a variety of products, from physical goods to digital downloads and even subscriptions. Users can customize their online stores with numerous themes and extensions, tailoring the shopping experience to match their brand and meet specific requirements.
In conclusion, WooCommerce empowers individuals and businesses to create and manage online stores efficiently. Its user-friendly nature, flexibility, and strong community support contribute to its widespread adoption, making it a go-to solution for those looking to venture into e-commerce using WordPress.
Additionally, WooCommerce is known for its robust community and extensive documentation which you can find here.
Tickera has extended its capabilities with the introduction of the “Bridge for WooCommerce” add-on. This integration seamlessly connect the world of event management with the powerful e-commerce functionality of WooCommerce.
Bridge for WooCommerce comes for free with Themetick Bundle plans.
Features and benefits of Tickera’s Bridge for WooCommerce:
Effortless Integration: Tickera’s Bridge for WooCommerce creates a cohesive environment where event ticketing and e-commerce operations come together seamlessly.
WooCommerce Checkout: Leverage the familiar and user-friendly WooCommerce checkout process for ticket purchases, ensuring a smooth and secure transaction experience for your customers.
Varied Payment Options: Benefit from WooCommerce’s extensive range of payment gateways, giving your customers flexibility in how they pay for event tickets.
Product Listings: Showcase your event tickets alongside other products on your WooCommerce store, allowing for easy navigation and a consistent user experience.
Inventory Control: Utilize WooCommerce’s robust inventory management features to keep track of ticket availability and prevent overselling.
Integrated Marketing: Seamlessly integrate Tickera’s event marketing features with WooCommerce, enabling comprehensive marketing strategies that cover both your events and other products.
Customer Insights: Leverage WooCommerce’s customer analytics for better-targeted marketing campaigns and personalized customer experiences.
Order History: Customers can view their entire order history, including event ticket purchases, in one centralized location.
Please follow the instructions below for proper installation and configuration – Documentation
Theme customization
Using the theme editor
With the Site Editor, you have the power to craft every aspect of your website, starting from the top header and extending all the way to the bottom footer, all through the utilization of customizable blocks. This tutorial will introduce you to the editor’s functionalities.
Accessing the Site Editor To access the Site Editor, simply follow these steps:
Begin from your website’s dashboard.
Find “Appearance” on the left-hand side.
Click on “Editor.
Exploring the Site Editor Upon entering the Site Editor, you’ll encounter the following elements:
A left-hand panel featuring various options, detailed further below.
Your website’s homepage displayed on the right, reflecting the homepage you’ve configured in the Reading Settings.
Additionally, clicking anywhere on your site’s content to the right will activate the editor and conceal the left sidebar.
Sidebar on the Left The left sidebar offers the following choices:
Navigation: Control your website’s navigation menus.
Styles: Customize colors, fonts, and design elements for your site.
Pages: Modify the content of specific pages on your site.
Templates: Adjust the structural layout of your site’s content.
Patterns: Edit smaller components within your templates (e.g., header and footer) and any custom patterns you’ve designed.
Your homepage appears to the right of these selections. To toggle the left sidebar on and off, simply click anywhere within this region, opening your homepage in the editor.
Top Menu
Site Icon: A single click returns you to the options mentioned in the previous section. A double-click takes you back to your dashboard.
+ Block Inserter Button: Add a new block with a simple click.
Tools: Choose between editing a block or selecting it. Opt for the Select tool to pick individual blocks, and press the Enter key to return to editing once a block is selected.
Undo: Reverse your most recent action.
Redo: Restore an action previously undone using the Undo button.
List View: View a comprehensive list of all the blocks on your page, useful for assessing your page’s structure and managing blocks (edit, move, or remove). Learn more about List View.
Command Center: Displays the name of the template you’re currently editing. Click here to search through your site’s templates. Explore more about template editing.
View: Preview your site’s appearance with the applied changes.
Save: Safeguard your modifications. Learn more about saving.
Help Center: Access valuable guides or contact support for eligible plans.
Settings: Toggle the settings sidebar on the right, showing or hiding it.
Styles: Customize colors, fonts, and more. Delve deeper into Styles here.
More Options: Unveils additional settings and tools.
Saving Your Edits
After clicking the Save button to preserve your Site Editor alterations, it will pinpoint the areas where you’ve made adjustments. You can opt to save all modifications or select specific ones to save. It’s essential to remember that certain changes, such as those made to Header and Footer templates, will be applied universally across all pages utilizing these templates, not solely the page you were currently editing.
Setting up menus
This guide will demonstrate how to create a new menu from scratch by using Gutenberg.
To easily identify the pages you want to include in your menu, it’s recommended to open your Pages in a separate tab. Unfortunately, the new menu system does not provide a comprehensive list of all your pages. However, if you already know which pages you want to add, you can skip this step.
Now, return to the menu on the editing site and select “Start Empty” to begin with a blank menu. To create your first menu item, click the plus sign in the menu to add a block. The primary blocks to start with, are your pages . Simply type the name of the page you wish to add into the search bar, and a link to that specific page will be added.
To include additional menu items, access the List View. Here, you will find a Navigation block along with your Page block. By selecting the Page block and pressing the “Return” key on your keyboard, you will create a placeholder for your next Custom Link.
You can continue adding page links by pressing “Return,” searching for the page title, and selecting it from the dropdown menu.
To create a dropdown menu, you can incorporate Post Categories under a menu item. Simply click on the desired menu item, and you will notice a small icon called “Add submenu” in the floating toolbar at the top of the page. This option will automatically insert a submenu placeholder, allowing you to add blocks as you did previously. To search for specific page category links, you can type directly into the toolbar. Additionally, you can use the plus sign to add more links, resulting in multiple dropdown menus for each menu item.
To include a search box or search icon in your menu, follow these steps: 1) Select the menu item in your menu where you want the search box/icon to be placed. 2) Press the “Return” key on your keyboard, which will create a designated space for your item. 3) A drop-down menu of links to add will appear. 4) Scroll through the options and click on the “Search” item located at the bottom of the list.
Setting up site logo
To modify the logo in the header of your site, in the back end click Appearance -> Editor
Once the editor loads, click on the Template Parts button.
In the templates screen, select Template parts on the left-hand side and then click on the header.
The title placeholder will already be present but it will show text by default.
To change this and make it possible to upload a site logo, click on the title icon and select Site Logo from the Transform to dropdown.
Once the Site Logo element appears, click on it and either upload or browse for the desired logo file.
Save your changes when you are done.
Setting up the site title
To set the site title and favicon, start by navigating to Appearance -> Customize and selecting the Site Identity panel.
To modify the title of your page template using the Site Editor, click on the down arrow near the template name at the top of the screen.
Click on the Browse all templates button.
In the templates screen, select Template parts on the left-hand side and then click on the header.
The title placeholder will already be present and by clicking it you will be able to enter the desired text for your site title.
When done, save your changes.
Editing page / template
Open the Template Editor
To begin editing your template, navigate to the Editor from your dashboard. On the left-hand side panel, locate the Templates option and choose the Page template. Next, click on the pencil icon to initiate the editing process. This action will close the left sidebar, allowing you to concentrate on your edits.
2. Explore the Template’s Layout
Start by accessing the List View. Simply click the icon located at the top left of the screen, which resembles three horizontal lines stacked on top of each other.
In this view, you’ll find all the elements, referred to as blocks in the WordPress editor, that compose your template. A typical Page template includes the following components:
Header: The header encompasses elements such as the site title, logo, and menu. It’s a template part that remains consistent throughout your entire website. Any modifications made to this header will affect all pages where the header template part is utilized.
Title: The page title is represented by the Title block within the template. When visitors view an actual page on your site, the title you’ve written for that specific page will be displayed here.
Featured Image: The featured image serves as a single image to represent your page visually.
Content: The page’s content is presented as the Content block in the template. When you view an actual page, the content added through the Pages feature will appear here. Removing the Content block will result in pages using this template appearing devoid of content until it’s reintroduced.
Footer: The footer includes elements like the site title, contact information, and a WordPress footer credit. This footer is a template part visible on every page. Any changes made to this footer will affect all pages where the footer template part is employed.
3. Customize the Design
For customizing the default design, you have the option to replace the text and images with your own content, as well as add or remove any elements from the page as needed:
Add New Elements
If you wish to include an element on every page, such as a subscription box, contact form, or a button, you can incorporate it into the Page template, ensuring it displays on all pages using this template.
Simply click the + block inserter to introduce a new block in your desired location. You can utilize the List View to precisely determine the block’s placement. After saving your changes, the newly added block will be visible on all pages that employ the template you’re currently editing.
Move the Page Title
While editing the previously mentioned page template, you will come across the Title block, which signifies the location where the actual page title will be displayed on your individual pages. If the Title block is not present, you have the option to include it. This block offers settings that allow you to modify alignment, size, color, and other attributes.
Additionally, if you prefer not to display the title on your pages, you can do so by deleting the Title block. Simply select the block, click the three dots icon in the toolbar above it, and choose the “Remove” option. For further guidance on removing a block, refer to the “Remove a Block” section.
Remove the Featured Image
While editing the page template according to the instructions mentioned earlier, you’ll encounter the Featured Image block, which displays a featured image on your individual pages. In case the Featured Image block is not present, you can include it.
If you want to eliminate the featured image, simply choose the block, click on the three dots icon in the toolbar above it, and then select the “Remove” option. For additional information on removing a block, please refer to the “Remove a Block” section.
Change the Content Width
To adjust the width of your page content, whether you want it wider or narrower, you have control over this in the Page template.
When you access the contents of the Page template, the width is generally managed by the blocks referred to as “Group.” To modify the width, follow these steps:
Utilize the List View to pick the Group containing the content. A toolbar will appear alongside the content Group. Select “wide width” or “full width” to alter the width of your content.
Show Missing Content
If your pages seem devoid of content, it’s possible that you inadvertently removed the Content block from the template. To ensure your pages display their content, follow these steps:
Edit the page template as previously explained. In the List View, pinpoint the location where you intend your content to be displayed, often beneath the header or title within the template. Click on the + block inserter to introduce a new block and select the Content block. Finally, click “Save” at the upper right corner of your screen.
4. Apply the Page Template to a Page
As you reach the conclusion of this guide, you will likely have finalized your Page template’s layout. By default, any newly created pages will use this Page Template. To ensure a page utilizes the Page Template, follow these steps:
Begin from your dashboard and navigate to “Pages.” Select the specific page you want to edit. On the right-hand side, within the Settings sidebar, locate and click on “Template” as illustrated in the following image. If the Settings sidebar is not visible, click the settings icon adjacent to “Publish” or “Update” to reveal it. If you’re editing a standard page, the Template should display as “Default template.” Alternatively, click on the template name and choose “Page template” from the dropdown menu. Click “Update” or “Publish” to save your changes. Review the page to confirm that it now adheres to the intended layout.
Global Styles
Font options
To modify the typography settings for various website elements, follow these steps:
Open the Editor and click on the Styles icon located at the top right corner of the screen.
Click on Typography to access the typography settings for different website elements.
Once you click on Typography, you will find four distinct sections: Texts, Links, Headings, and Buttons. You can adjust the typography settings for each of these elements. For example, by clicking on Texts, you can choose a font, text size, appearance, and line height. There are many font options available to choose from.
Color options
Within your dashboard, access the “Appearance” → “Editor” section. On the left-hand side, click on “Styles,” or choose the Styles icon, which is recognizable as a black-and-white circle. Proceed to the “Colors” option. Here, you can opt for your site’s default colors by selecting “Palette,” or you can customize the colors for specific elements on your site, including:
Text
Background
Link
Captions
Button
Heading
Establishing a Color Palette Your website’s color palette dictates the default colors applied across your entire site. Although you retain the ability to adjust individual element colors, defining a color palette guarantees a cohesive color scheme throughout your website.
Within this section, you can modify the following color categories:
Theme: These are the colors originally chosen by the theme’s designers during its creation, consistently applied within the theme’s design.
2. Default: These are the colors available in the block color settings when you’re editing your pages and posts.
3. Custom: You can define and label extra colors to include in your color palette.
Theme Colors
Updating Theme Colors To modify the Theme colors, follow these steps:
Click anywhere within the Palette box.
Locate the three dots next to the Theme category and select “Show details” to reveal an expanded list of color areas within the palette.
Each theme has its specific color areas. In our example, you can select from options like Primary, Secondary, Foreground, Background, or Tertiary to make adjustments to the chosen color.
Utilize the color picker that appears to choose your preferred color.
Click “Done” to confirm your color selection.
To save your modifications, click “Save” located in the top right corner.
Custom Colors
You can expand your site’s palette by incorporating multiple Custom colors, which will be stored and accessible when configuring the colors for your blocks.
To include custom colors, follow these supplemental steps:
Within the Custom section, click the “+” button.
Select your color using the color picker or input a HEX, RGB, or HSL color code.
Click on the default name of the color (which is “Color 1”) and enter a name for your newly added color.
Confirm by clicking “Done.”
Customize the Colors of Elements
Within the color settings, just below the Palette, you’ll find the option to customize the color for various elements on your site, including:
Text: Select a color for the regular base text throughout your site, excluding links, captions, button text, or headings.
Background: Opt for either a solid color or gradient to define the site’s background. For more details, refer to our guide on customizing your site’s background.
Link: Determine the color for all the links on your site. In this section, you can specify the Default color for all links and the Hover color, which appears when a user hovers their cursor over a link.
Captions: Determine the text color for captions within Image blocks.
Buttons: Configure the color for text and select a solid color or gradient for the background of Buttons blocks. Currently, the option to control the hover color for buttons is not available. However, you can apply a hover color using CSS code.
Headings: Set the text color and specify a solid color or gradient for Heading blocks throughout your site. If you wish to assign a distinct color to each heading level (from H1 to H6), click the three dots next to “Color” to reveal the options, then select your preferred heading level. A check mark will indicate your choice, and you can close the options to access color settings for that specific heading level.
If you need to override the color for a particular text element, rather than applying it to all elements, you can define a different color within the individual block color settings for that specific post or page.
Patterns
Block patterns offer pre-made layouts that you can effortlessly incorporate with just a few clicks. This guide will walk you through the process of inserting block patterns onto your website and personalizing them with your own unique content
To explore the diverse range of block patterns at your disposal, follow these simple steps:
Navigate to your dashboard.
Access the editing interface by either selecting ‘Pages’ or ‘Posts’ and choosing a specific page or post to edit, or by visiting the site editor located at ‘Appearance’ → ‘Editor.’
Within the editing screen, locate the ‘+ Block Inserter’ positioned at the top left corner.
Click on the ‘Patterns’ tab.
You have the option to explore collections of patterns categorized under various themes such as Text, Image Gallery, Header, Forms, and more.
If you wish to view all patterns, click the ‘Explore all patterns’ button situated at the bottom of this section, which will open the patterns in a larger window.
Simply click on any desired pattern once, and it will seamlessly integrate into your page at the precise location of your cursor.
Utilizing a Block Pattern When you come across a block pattern that appeals to you, simply click it once to insert it seamlessly into your page. The entire pattern of blocks will be added to your page right where your cursor is located.
After inserting a block pattern, you have the freedom to modify the content. Click on any block to edit the content within that specific block. Here are some of the things you can do:
Replace existing text: Easily erase the current text and replace it with new text using your keyboard.
Swap out images: If there are example images within the block, click on any image and choose ‘Replace’ from the block’s toolbar
Utilize List View: To gain a comprehensive overview of all the blocks within the pattern, switch to List View. From there, you can rearrange, delete, or add blocks as needed.
Custom CSS clases
By utilizing the Advanced block setting, you have the option to assign a CSS class to your block, enabling you to craft custom CSS for personalized block styling. You can include extra CSS classes by selecting the specific element and inputting the desired class into the “Additional CSS class(es)” field within the Advanced panel:
hide-on-mobile
hide-on-tablet
hide-on-desktop
stack-on-tablet-portrait – The block with this class will be stacked on tablet devices, when the device is in the portrait orientation.
stack-on-tablet-landscape – The block with this class will be stacked on tablet devices, when the device is in the landscape orientation.
h-animate-from-bottom – Element with this class will float in from the bottom, when it comes into the viewport.
h-reveal-images-from-bottom – Images with this class will animate when they enter the viewport. Animation is curtain reveal, from the bottom.
Pre-Sales FAQ
Do you offer customer support?
Of course, we do! We try our best to provide excellent customer service, and we will gladly give you a hand as long as you have an active plan.
Once you buy a theme or build a site using one of our themes, if you are having any doubts or feel like you need our help, you can check out our Help center and browse through the articles. You can also send an email to support@themetick.com, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Do you offer discounts? If you do, where can I get one?
Of course, we do! We try our best to provide excellent customer service, and we will gladly give you a hand as long as you have an active plan.
Membership, licenseusageandupgrade
Can I use the themes with only one license on different websites?
Yes you can. Once you purchase any of Themetick theme, you can install and use theme on any number of websites using the same license key. There are no limitations.
Can I upgrade my membership from Single and Standard Bundle to Agency Bundle?
Yes you can. If you decide to do this, please contact us at an we’ll let you know how to proceed.
Do I need to renew my membership?
Single, Standard Bundle and Agency Bundle packages are valid one year from the purchase after which they will be automatically renewed. Of course, you will be notified about this before the automatic renewal occurs. If, for any reason, you don’t want your license to renew automatically, you should log in to your Themetick account, navigate to Licenses area, then click the particular license and in the popup window click Cancel Auto-Renew.
Do I get upgrades for the themes?
Absolutely! Free updates are available for all clients with a valid membership.
Do you offer support if I need help?
Of course! Our awesome customer support will help you with any issues you might experience with the plugin.
Where do I find Terms and Conditions and Refund policy?
You can find all about our terms and conditions along with the refund policy on our Terms & Conditions page.
Is pricing in USD?
All our plans prices are in USD.
Where can I see demos?
You can find our demo pages here.
However, if you would like to test Themetick themes back end and see how the whole thing works, you can request an access to our fully featured, fully functional playground version of themes here.
What happens when my license expires?
When your license expires, you will still be able to use themes but updates and support won’t be available.
There is no option to renew the license
So, you have logged in to your Themetick account and navigated to the Licenses area where all of your Themetick licenses are listed but when you clicked the particular license, you have noticed that there is no option to renew it. This simply means that your license is still not due for renewal. You will receive an email 30 days before your license expires which will contain a direct link for license renewal. And, you will receive similar reminder emails 7 days, 2 days and one day before your license expires (if you don’t renew it at some point, of course).
If you encounter any issues during license renewal, please send us an email here.
I can’t access my account
If you’re having troubles logging in to your Themetick account, please navigate here and use your email address to reset your password. Once you do this, you can then navigate to your account login page here and use your email and newly created password to log in.
More information on navigating your Themetick account dashboard can be found here.
Accessing support platform is now done separately from your Themetick account but you should still use the same email address which you have used to purchase your Themetick license. So, to access the support platform please visit this page and then use your email address to reset your password after which you can log in to the support area.
If you encounter any difficulties with accessing support area please send us an email here.
Can I use your themes to build websites for clients?
Of course, we do! We try our best to provide excellent customer service, and we will gladly give you a hand as long as you have an active plan.
