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.
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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.
So I am trying to change the theme of my WordPress blog. I have visual composer installed. When I try to change the theme, the featured images for the posts show up fine but the in post images are getting replaced by shortcodes like this [thb_image image="1124"][thb_gap height="20"]. What do I need to do to get the images back?
I'm unfamiliar with the thb_image shortcode, but it sounds like they are registered inside your old theme, which would explain why they are no longer working when you change themes.
Dig through your old theme files and search for add_shortcode. You'll need to find the appropriate ones (thb_image and thb_gap) and copy them to your current theme's functions.php file.
Alternatively, I would wager the image="1234" is the ID of the image, and you can just find that in your media library and stick it in the page content using the visual editor.
i want to convert my html website to the wordpress. But can you please talk me that how i can convert and connect the other pages with the main page???
I'm going to start from the point of view you already have Wordpress and are ready to start.
You can't take your existing HTML website and just add it to WP.
What you need to do is to build your own custom theme, that matches your current HTML files, using the already existing WP templates and files.
Best way is to duplicate an existing theme to play/manipulate so that you don't break WP. The last thing you want to do, having no experience, is to mess with and break the default theme and be unable to get it back again without a full re-install.
RE 'connect the other pages with the main page' WP allows you to have static pages and set them as your home page and/or anywhere else you want. With these pages you can also set up different templates within your theme if you need to.
Wordpress have all this help available here:
Wordpress creating static pages and custom templates
Its not really that simple. You should read about WP theming. Here's the start:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development
Check codes from other themes to see how to output basics. Theming has a lot of parts, but to ouput custom html you will need these files:
style.css
functions.php
index.php
single.php
With those you should have an basic blog output with core WP functionality.
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.
i'm wondering if it's possible to add a php file in your themes folder (wp-content/themes/classic) where the css file is, then link afterwards? Because i'm currently trying to add a register.php into my blog but i still need the header and everything else.
Yes. For example, if you want something like www.yourdomain.com/test follow this steps:
In your theme folder create a php file called page-test.php.
From your dashboard publish a page with the title Test(with no content at all).
Now, when you'll go to www.yourdomain.com/test you will se your page. And in page-test.php you can use all Wordpress functions such as get_header(), get_sidebar() etc.
Yes. What you want is to define a new "page" template, and then to create a new page in your wordpress using that template. Here's the WP documentation on that topic: http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Page_Templates
Alternatively, you don't have to place it in your theme folder; you can put it in the root wordpress folder and have it function outside of wordpress. Then you can change your theme to have a static link to that page, or link to it in some other manner. It would be more difficult to use the header/footer/sidebar template features, though.