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Introduction Theme Installation Demo Import Plugin Installation Homepage Setup
Customizer Settings
Typography Section Ordering Set Up Topbar Set Up Header Set Up Banner Slide Set Up Trip Search Set Up Explore Set Up Map Set Up Recommendation Set Up Video Set Up Info Set Up Destination Set Up Banner Set Up Services Set Up Banner Slider Set Up Offer Set Up Image With Text Set Up Instagram Set Up Testimonial Set Up Our Blog Set Up FAQ's Set Up Newsletter Set Up Footer Set Up Footer Copyright
Navigation Page Templates & Sidebars Post, Categories and Post Formats Shortcodes Widgets

Introduction

What is Wordpress CMS?

WordPress CMS is a user-friendly content management system enabling easy creation and management of websites and digital content, regardless of technical expertise. Originally a blogging platform, it has evolved into a versatile CMS for various website types. It offers themes for visual appeal, plugins for added functionality, and a simple interface for content creation. With a responsive design and SEO-friendly features, WordPress is supported by a large community, receives regular updates, and exists in both hosted (WordPress.com) and self-hosted (WordPress.org) versions. It's renowned for its accessibility, adaptability, and open-source nature.

Help and Support

If you have any questions regarding our WordPress themes, you can contact us through our support forum or you can mail us at astertheme@gmail.com Our support team is always ready to help you with any problems of customization or compatibility you may encounter.

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System Requirements

Minimum Requirements to Install:

  • WordPress Version 6.2.2
  • Php Version 8.1.10 (Supports 64bit values)
  • MySQL Version 10.4.25-MariaDB
  • WP Memory limit of 256 MB or greater

Recommended PHP configuration limits:

If you are getting any issues in importing the demo content, you need to increase PHP limits. You can do this by yourself or contact your hosting servicer provider to ask for the help to increase following PHP limits in php.ini

  • max_execution_time 300
  • memory_limit 512M
  • post_max_size 40M
  • upload_max_filesize 40M
  • upload_max_size 40M
  • max_input_time 60

Theme Installation

Installing a theme in WordPress is a straightforward process. There are two main methods to install a theme: through the WordPress dashboard or manually via FTP. Here's a step-by-step guide for each method:

Method 1 : Installing a Theme via the WordPress Dashboard

  • Go to Dashboard > Appearance in the left-hand menu, and then Click on Themes.
  • Click the Add New button at the top of the Themes page.
  • Click the Upload Theme button if you have a theme file in ZIP format and Click on Browse for chosse file in ZIP format and then click Install Now.
  • Click the "Activate" button to make the theme active on your website.

Method 2 : Manually Installing a Theme via FTP

If you know the FTP login details of the server where your site is hosted and you have a FTP client installed (such as FileZilla), you might consider using this way of uploading your theme.

  • Unzip the ebook-pro.zip file.
  • Using an FTP client to access your host web server. Go to /wp-content/themes.
  • Upload theme to /wp-content/themes/.
  • Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Themes and activate theme from Dashboard.

Demo Import

In WordPress, a demo importer is a feature commonly provided by premium themes or theme frameworks. It allows users to import demo content, layouts, and settings to replicate a pre-designed website demo.

  • Go to Dashboard > Appearance in the left-hand menu, and then Click on At Setup Wizard.
  • Click the Start button and start your demo import.
  • Click the Install Plugin install all the plugin.
  • Click the Demo Import finish Demo import.
  • Click the Visit Site

Plugin Installation

Installing plugins in WordPress is a simple process and can be done through the WordPress dashboard. There are thousands of plugins available to extend the functionality of your website.

Method 1 : Installing Plugins via the WordPress Dashboard (Recommended)

  • Go to Dashboard > Plugins in the left-hand menu, and then click on Add New
  • In the Add Plugins page, you can search for the plugin you want to install.
  • From the search results, find the plugin you want to install and click the Install Now button next to it.
  • After the installation is complete. Click the Activate button to activate the plugin and make it functional on your website

Method 2 : Uploading Plugins Manually via the WordPress Dashboard

  • Go to Plugins in the left-hand menu, and then click on Add New.
  • Click on the Upload Plugin button at the top of the page.
  • Click the Choose File button, select the plugin ZIP file from your computer, and then click Install Now
  • Click the Activate Plugin link to activate the plugin on your website.

Homepage Setup

Establish your homepage by adhering to these guidelines.

  • Create Page to set template : Go to Dashboard > Pages > Add New Page. Select the template.
  • Go to Dashboard > Settings > Reading, Set homepage displays to Static page, Select Home page.

Customizer Settings

Customizer settings refer to a feature in WordPress that allows users to customize various aspects of their website's appearance and functionality in a user-friendly and interactive manner. The Customizer provides a live preview of the changes, making it easy for users to see how their modifications will look before saving them.

  • Go to Dashboard > Appearance in the left-hand menu, and then Click on Customizer.
  • The Customizer allows you to make changes to the theme settings, widgets, menus, backgrounds, colors, and more, depending on the options provided by your active theme and any installed plugins.

Typography

You can manage the font family and font size of body text, slider text, headings, paragraph, post/page title, button text.

  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Typography.
  • This Setting is use for hole body and all tags.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Section Ordering

This section provide section order and section Padding

  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Section Ordering.
  • This Setting is use for section order.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Top Bar

  • This Is a Top Bar Section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Top Bar.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Banner Slide

In WordPress, a slider refers to a dynamic and interactive element on a website that displays multiple images, or other content in a slideshow format. Sliders are commonly used on the homepage or landing pages to showcase featured content, products, promotions, or any information that needs to be highlighted in a visually appealing way.

  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Slider.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Explore

  • This is a Explore Section
  • In that section, Creating a Explore World Name Posttype.
  • Then, for that posttype, we create a post, and this post is shown in front.
  • To create a post, follow these steps:
  • Go to the Dashboard > Explore World > Add New Post.
  • Fill in your post details here and click the Publish button.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section.
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Explore Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Map

  • This is a Map section
  • In that section, you see the country locations.
  • If you click on any country, it will redirect to a map.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Map Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Recommendation

  • This is a Recommendation Section.
  • This Section come from WP Travel Engine - Travel and Tour Booking Plugin Plugins.
  • You can see the sub-destinations up front, and I refer to it as a parent destination in that part.
  • For creating parent destinations, steps are given in the trip search.
  • You can add your parent destination slug on Customizer to display the sub-destination.
  • To create a Sub Destination, follow this step:
  • Go to the Dashboard > Trips > Destinations.
  • Fill in your details here and click the Add New Destinations button.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Recommendation Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Video Section

  • This is a Video Section.
  • In that section, you can add a video from the customizer.
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Video Section.
  • Add the Video Less Than 500 MB.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Info Section

  • This is a Info Section.
  • In that section, we see the site information.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Info Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Destination

  • This is a Destination section
  • This Section come from WP Travel Engine - Travel and Tour Booking Plugin Plugins.
  • You can see the sub-destinations up front, and I refer to it as a parent destination in that part.
  • For creating parent destinations, steps are given in the trip search.
  • For creating sub destinations, steps are given in the recommendation search.
  • You can add your parent destination slug on Customizer to display the sub-destination.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Destination Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Services

  • This is a Services Section.
  • In that section, you see the which services site gives you.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Services Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Offer

  • This is a Offer Section
  • In that particular section, you can find the offers provided by the website..
  • Follow this step to edit this section.
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Offer Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Image With Text

  • This is a Image With text Section
  • In that section, you see the Explore button to book your trip.
  • Follow this step to edit this section.
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Image With Text Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Instagram

  • This is a Instagram Section
  • In that section, given the setting of adding an Instagram link, Instagram logo, and images.
  • Follow this step for edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Insrtagram Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Testimonial

  • This is a Testimonial Section.
  • In that section, Creating a Testimonial Name Posttype.
  • Then, for that posttype, we create a Testimonial post, and this post is shown in front.
  • Create a post in Testimonials. Follow these steps:
  • Go to Dashboard > Testimonials > Add New Post.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Testimonial.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Blog

  • This is a Blog Section.
  • The blog is displayed in that part and is derived from a post.
  • The process to create a post is located in the Post, category format tab.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Blog.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

FAQ

  • This is a FAQ Section.
  • In that section, Creating a FAQ Name Posttype.
  • Then, for that posttype, we create a FAQ post, and this post is shown in front.
  • Create a post in FAQs. Follow these steps:
  • Go to Dashboard > FAQs > Add New Post.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > FAQ.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Newsletter

  • This is a Newsletter Section.
  • In that section,you can add ur email and get the update about new ccollection or offers.
  • Follow this steps to edit this section
  • Go to the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Theme Settings > Category Section.
  • After Edit Click on Publish Button.

Page Templates & Sidebars

  • Default Template (Default page template with sidebar on the right).
  • Home Page Template (Template for displaying homepage content).
  • Blog Full Width Extend (Page template with no sidebar position).
  • Blog with Left Sidebar (Template for blogs with the sidebar positioned on the left).
  • Blog With Right Sidebar (Template for blogs with the sidebar positioned on the right).
  • Page with Left Sidebar (Template for pages with the sidebar positioned on the left).
  • Page With Right Sidebar (Template for pages with the sidebar positioned on the right).
  • Contact Template (The default Contact template with no sidebar position).

Post, Categories and Post Formats

In WordPress, Posts , Categories and Post Formats are essential components used to organize and structure your website's content. Understanding how they work will help you create a well-structured and easily navigable website.

Add category

    For further details on Add Category, look at the following article: Click Here

  • Go to Dashboard > Posts on the left sidebar, and then click on Categories.
  • Give your category a name (e.g., "Technology," "Travel," "Recipes," etc.)
  • Enter your slug or leave empyt Because it is usually auto-generated based on the name but can be edited if needed.
  • If you want to create a hierarchical structure for your categories, you can assign a parent category. This makes the new category a sub-category of the parent.
  • You can add a description for the category to provide more context about its content.
  • After filling in the details, click the Add New Category button to create the category.

Create Blog Post

    For further details on Add Post, look at the following article: Click Here

  • Go to Dashboard > Posts on the left sidebar and click on Add New.
  • Enter the title of your blog post.
  • On the right side of the editor, you can select categories.
  • On the right side of the editor, you can Tags.
  • On the right side of the editor, you can Add Featured Image.
  • click the "Publish" button on the top-right corner of the editor.

Shortcodes

A shortcode is an effective instrument for creating content. "http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode" Utilizing shortcodes is simple. Make sure the editing option is initially set to Visual.

Woocommerce Product Shortcodes : [products per_page="12" columns="4" orderby="date" order="ASC"]

Contact Form : [contact-form-7 id="5" title="Contact form 1"]

Instagram Feed : [instagram-feed]

Widgets

In WordPress, widgets are small blocks of content or functionality that you can easily add to various widget areas on your website. Widget areas are predefined sections of your theme's layout, such as the sidebar, footer, or header, where you can place widgets. Widgets allow you to add dynamic content, such as recent posts, search bar, social media links, and more, without writing any code.

  • Go to Dashboard > Appearance on the left sidebar, and then click on Widgets.
  • On the left side of the Widgets page, you'll see a list of available widgets, such as Recent Posts , Categories , Search , Text, etc.
  • you'll find the widget areas available in your theme, such as Sidebar , Footer , Header and any other custom widget areas your theme may have.