I need to migrate WP blog (Avada theme) to shiny new website built in React. But all the blog posts are filled with code from Fusion page builder that comes with Avada [fusion_text], [fusion_builder_column][fusion_builder_row]... What can I do?
How can I export posts without Avada junk?
You can use WordPress API to get all posts. check Sourcing from WordPress
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I'm working on project with Efway theme from Themelexus (https://themeforest.net/item/efway-food-store-woocommerce-wordpress-theme/27965754). On theme demo, I can not find feature for Instagram. I would like to add Instagram to my website but I don't know how to to.
You can download this plugin from WordPress, install it and connect to your Instagram account
plugin page in WordPress
it's easy to install and configure, you will get a short-code when finish.
open a new page using elementor and add the short-code to a new short-code widget from the elementor sidebar and click update.
Firstly, this is a paid theme, you can contact to Themelexus provider to get instant support. I found the guide in their documentation: https://wpdocs.gitbook.io/medilazar/faqs/faqs/frequently-asked-questions
Efway theme and Medilazar theme are built with Elementor Page Builder. They are developed by Themelexus author. You can follow the same steps to do.
I have a Wordpress site using a generic theme. I made React app I would like to use as a frontpage of my site. Already collected data using REST API. How can I integrate my bundle.js into existing Wordpress page?
I think you can use shortcode like this [my_shortcode] in some wordpress page.
Then you need to implement it in your plugin (or new plugin if you have no plugins).
just add the following
add_shortcode( 'my_shortcode', 'my_shortcode_handler' );
In your my_shortcode_handler you can serve the html,js,css of your React App
By using some WP functions like:
wp_enqueue_style
wp_enqueue_script
I'm creating a website. I really want this certain theme/template I found on envato marketplace (www.market.envato.com) and was wondering if I could use Wordpress.org with it. This is the theme/template, its called metronic.
http://themeforest.net/item/metronic-responsive-admin-dashboard-template/4021469ref=keenthemes&ref=keenthemes&clickthrough_id=545787393&redirect_back=true
I want the certain theme, not only because it has 7 different themes that come with it, but it already has plugins. At least I think. My question is, is if this theme template will work with my wordpress website, and how I can get it on my website using wordpress if so. Also, I was wondering if this template came with plugins. (I'm really new to this stuff, so thanks for helping.)
The theme you have linked to is an admin theme. This is for the wordpress "backend" or administrative pages. Is that your intention? Or are you looking for a theme that is user facing, like to share your content?
www.csgobuddy.com seems to have a simple WordPress theme. It does not have a backend theme like the one you purchased.
Metronic theme that you purchased from Envato is not a WordPress theme, so you cannot use it with WordPress.
For use with Wordpress you can get themes here http://themeforest.net/category/wordpress In the Wordpress category all themes for use with WordPress are listed.
I'm an experienced Linux user, but have a limited WordPress experience (I admin a WordPress website with ProPhoto plugin since 1 year for my wife).
Now I am trying to install a web shop plugin on a new WordPress 3.9 website.
I have tried wooCommerce and WP e-Commerce plugins and my problem is: the plugins install just fine, but the site appearance is unchanged.
So I go into Dashboard -> Themes thinking that maybe a new theme has been installed by the plugins and I just need to activate it - but there are only the core themes:
I search for additional themes, but only see commercial ones, like "MayaShop". I do plan to purchase a commercial theme later, but first I'd like to try a "core" wooCommerce theme - to get used to this plugin.
How to find/activate/install the default wooCommerce theme please?
WooCommerce is only a plugin and won't change the appearance of your site. You won't see any changes until you go to a product or checkout related page.
If you'd like to try a free WooCommerce enabled theme, there's a list here that can get you started: http://www.woothemes.com/2013/09/5-free-woocommerce-enabled-wordpress-themes-to-kickstart-your-business-online/
This article would also be a good resource to get you started: http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-woocommerce-initial-setup--wp-29011
Hi I wanted to know where are the Admin Menu links stored in Joomla & WordPress database?
Let me explain....
I am running Joomla and WordPress both and I wanted to integrate the back-end-menus into each other. Some Joomla Admin Menu links into WordPress back-end and similarly some WordPress Menu Links into Joomla Backend Menu.
For the same I was trying to figure out as to where can I find these links and how can I cal them?
Kindly help.
If you're asking about single login this isn't something that is easily accomplished. You could always try a plugin like this.
It sounds like what you want to do is to create a link inside the admin to link over to the other platform. I've never used Joomla but I'v used WordPress a lot. WordPress admin files are located at example.com/wordpress/wp-admin/file.php?action=action and joomla at example.com/joomla/adminstrator/index.php?option=option
What I would suggest is to write a plugin that adds a WordPress Admin Page that will add links to the admin settings you need in Joomla.
The same thing for Joomla create a module that links back to WordPress admin.