Activism - Political FSE WordPress Theme

Theme Documentation


Introduction

Thank you for purchase!

This is documentation for "Activism - Political FSE WordPress Theme". Documentation consists of sections. Every section explains specific part of theme or functionality. List of sections is in left side of screen.

- If you are new to WordPress, it is recommended to read official WordPress documentation first.

- Please read theme documentation and follow instructions for demo theme content setup.

- Use search (ctrl+f keyboard shortcut) to find words on page.

- If you have questions please send message here using account that you purchased theme with to confirm purchase.

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Demo theme content setup

Steps for demo theme content setup
1.
Unzip main.zip file that you downloaded from Themeforest, find „activism.zip“ and upload it to WordPress dashboard.
2.
In WordPress dashboard go to appearance/themes and activate theme „Activism“.

3.
Install and activate all recommended and required theme’s plugins

4.
In dashboard, go to tools/import and import demo.xml file. Demo.xml file is in folder "demo-content" inside main zip file you downloaded from Themeforest.

Be sure to replace demo images images you have license for.



5.
Upload demo slider. Go to "Slider Revolution/overview/manual import" and import revslider1.zip file from "demo content" folder. Be sure to add images you have license for instead of demo images.
6.
In dashboard/appearance/customize (customizer) there are few options like site title and settings for homepage and blog index page. Logo image should be uploaded in appearance/editor/patterns/header template.
7.
Installation is finished. For more details and functionalities please see sections list in left side of screen and continue reading.

Editor

Activism theme is built as 100% FSE (full site editing) theme for Block editor. All templates for theme pages are in appearance/editor. If you want to add your templates it is recommended to activate child theme.
Official Block themes documentation In official WordPress documentation can be learned more about block themes in general but this theme may not have all features explained there.
About Site editor (official documentation)

Navigation (menu)

Menu or navigation can be edited in appearance/editor/navigation.
About site editor navigation (official documentation)
About navigation block (official documentation)

How to change colors and fonts

Colors can be changed in appearance/editor/styles/colors.
Fonts can be changed in appearance/editor/styles/typography. Theme has preset font sizes in rem's.
More Google font families can be added with option fonts/manage-fonts.
About styles (official documentation)

Pages and page templates

Theme has few custom page templates created and available in Editor. Templates can be changed for every page in "template/change template".

Events

Events function is created with the Events Calendar plugin. Official plugin page Theme has custom blocks for events that will list all events with date in future. It will not list past events.

Contact form

Everything related to contact is created with Contact form 7 plugin. Official plugin page. Contact forms are imported with demo content.
1. This is code for "Contact form 1":

[text* your-name placeholder "Your Name"] [email* your-email placeholder "Your Email Address"] [text* your-subject placeholder "Subject"] [textarea your-message placeholder "Please leave us a message."] [submit "Send"]

How to set permalinks

- Permalinks are in dashboard/settings/permalinks.
- It is recommended to have this permalinks structure (see screenshot):
- If you get "404 page no found" error when trying to open page or post, after theme switch or plugin deactivation it is recommended to "reset permalins".
How to reset permalinks?
- Set permalinks to default (plain) and click button "save changes".
- Set permalinks to "post name" and click button "save changes".
- Done.

Custom classes

"custom-button1" is custom class that can be added for button block to add animation. It is already added in demo content for buttons.
"custom-accordion1" for details block hover effect.
"sticky-header1" for header always on top when scrolling page.
"top-header1" for part of header above menu with widgets to be hidden on small screens.
"sticky-no-992" for sticky header to be hidden on tablet. (use with sticky-header1)
"sticky-no-767" for sticky header to be hidden on phone. (use with sticky-header1)
All classes are already added in theme demo content.

Plugins

Rt Activism Theme Functions plugin - theme functions, blocks and custom post types plugin, bundled with theme.

TGM plugin bundled with theme. http://tgmpluginactivation.com/

Slider revolution premium plugin, bulder plugin. https://www.sliderrevolution.com/

The Events calendar https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar/

Contact form 7 plugin. https://sr.wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/

Child theme

- Basic child theme "activism-child.zip" for this theme is in main_file.zip.
- Official WordPress documentation about Child themes: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
- It is recommended to activate child theme if you make code customizations and to add custom css in child theme.

Theme translation

Theme has pot file included, that means text strings in dashboard can be translated. Activate translation plugin (can use Polylang). https://wordpress.org/plugins/polylang/ Check if "languages" tab in settings appears. In theme folder "languages" default pot file is included. To translate text strings in theme, please rename activism.pot file to "language code" for language you want to translate in, for example if you translate to Portugales language code is "pt_BR" so activism.pot should be renamed to "pt_BR.po". Then open the file with Poedit and translate text strings. http://poedit.net/ More details about WordPress translation here :http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress_in_Your_Language

How to reorder posts

- Install and activate this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-types-order/
- It adds "reorder posts" button for all posts and custom post types and you can manually reorder them.

Sources and credits

TGM plugin activation https://github.com/thomasgriffin/TGM-Plugin-Activation
All free plugin mentioned above from WordPress respository.
Bootstrap framework (customized, reset only),
Font Awesome font icons,
tiny-slider.js,
Google fonts,
jQuery.js,
isotope.js,
colorbox.js,

Images are not included for download. Images are slightly transformed to fit design. Images and icons credit: http://flaticon.com/ Fist icons created by Kalashnyk - Flaticon Activism icons created by Freepik - Flaticon Young icons created by Freepik - Flaticon Volunteer icons created by Rusmicon - Flaticon
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