I use this theme , when I install this theme not looks like the demo, I refer the documentation and uploaded the .dat and .xml file for dummy data.
https://themeforest.net/item/pixiebolt-esports-gaming-theme-for-clans-organizations/19336338
After installing and activating your theme you need to look for import data function in wordpress left side panel after clicking on import in that function then it will start copying the dumpy content of the website from the developer server to your site.
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Today i installed Wordpress and install Shapely theme just to get started but result is not as i expected.
I installed many other themes but same result for all.
Can we see result as we saw in the theme preview.
After installing a wordpress theme, you need to activate it. Go in your backend to Design -> Themes and click the blue button at the theme you want to use.
The preview of themes often work with sample data, to show you the functionalities of the theme. So the theme does not look the same, if you do not have the same content.
There can demo content be downloaded for most themes. I checked the name of your theme:
https://colorlib.com/wp/support/shapely/
under 2. Import Shapely demo content and widget content. there is a link to download demo content and a description how to get it into your wordpress site.
For other themes, just search for the theme name and add "demo content", "dummy data" or something like this. It could be the case for some themes (often low priced), that do not offer a demo content. So you need to read through the documentation of the theme to build it like in the demo.
Hope this helps.
Recently I developed a wordpress theme and I want to put in themeorest. I need to export all of my demo content which are in localhost installed wordpress, So customers can easily make their website like as what is shown in demo theme.
Now I want to know how can I export that demo content and how to import theme easily?
The content such as posts, categories, pages and of course media library. WordPress's default import/exporter can't do what I want.
Well, I tried some ways, but the easiest one was WordPress's export/import way. I simply exported the content using All Content option, then easily it can be used to import the content anywhere else.
But keep in mind the site we exporting it's content, SHOULD be an online installation and not be in localhost. In this way all media's URL will be a downloadable link, So content's all media will be downloaded and sit in their position in posts and pages.
I bought a theme from tavern and want to use the same theme pictures and everything. But when I install the theme I don't see the same pictures.
The theme that I bought looks like this:
This is how it looks like when I install it:
Fist of all read the portfolio about the theme ... and it's very easy to import all you dummy data in you theme check your theme folder, It must be contain dummy data in xml format. Go in wp-admin dashboard click on tool-> click on import-> now chose wordpress import-> run and install wordpress importer . Now chose your xml file ...> Done
When I quickly did a Google search, I found that Travern WordPress theme is from Theme Forest.
The Travern theme only includes PHP Files, HTML Files, CSS Files and JS Files during purchase and not the image files. If you're still unsure, you can check out the theme's support page and contact the theme author on your query. This should you help you resolve your query.
How can I export a specific page in Wordpress?
I want to use a page from one wordpress instance in another wordpress instance, both having same theme.
How can I do this?
Go to your admin panel then go to Users > Add New.
Create a new user with username Exporter and set the role to Author and save.
Change the author of the post or posts that you need to export by selecting them and then clicking edit. Change the author to Exporter
Go to Tools > Export and choose what type of content you want to export and select the author Exporter then click Download Export File. The resulting file contains all the information you need in XML format.
Go to the WordPress website where you want to import this information and go to Tools > Import > WordPress.
In case someone still stumbles upon this question: I found this plugin, which works like a charm for me. Just watch out for images and other content that might not be exported with the xml file. After you export the page you can go to Tools > Import Data and import the xml file.
Similar to Ali Raza's answer, if you don't want to create an author to export just one page you can
modify the publish date of the page to a date before the creation of the installation
and while exporting select that date and export
then change the date back
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If you want to copy pages or sites in between a multisite installation, try the plugin NS Cloner in free version:
Install plugin "NS Cloner"
My Sites -> Network Admin -> Sites and put mouse over your sit
Clone
→ an full copy of a site with all pages is made - in my case it was perfect identical
There are many ways to do this.
Download wp-coder plugin
Go to page which you wanna clone
Inspect Element and copy all html code and paste it in notepad. Also copy all code from style.css and paste it in notepad.
Now navigate to wp coder and copy paste html css where you wanna make same page
Note: install wp-coder where you wanna add same page
I have bought WP Themes to look at their code so that I can transfer them to Modx, are there specific folders I should look out for? If it helps one of the Wordpress Themes (Roots), uses the HTML5 Boiler Point and Twitter's Bootstrap.
Viewing Wordpress page source will do very little for you. You're going to get rendered php outputted for features and functions that have no relation to MODx.
Read MOSx's own docs on the process: MODX College: Porting WordPress Themes
http://modx.com/learn/modx-college/porting-wordpress-themes/
To do that follow the steps below:
Install your theme in wordpress.
View the wordpress with the new theme installed.
View the source of the page (Ctrl + u).
Copy the source.
Create new template in MODx.
Paste the copied source code to the new template you've just created.
Assign the template to a page (ie. home) and save.
View the page (click the 'View' button).
You will see, there will be all css, js, images and other files missing. Simply link all of these files in the newly created template. It's best to put them in the following directories on the server:
/assets/css/
/assets/js/
/assets/images/
After all files will be linked, select and cut the content from the template and paste it to the 'content' area of one of the resources (ie home) and click save.
In the template instead of the content you've just cut out, put
[[*content]].
That's basics. You can continue with other adjustments. MODx is very comfortable once you'll get a grip on it.