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Nailme is a 100% responsive, full screen WordPress creative portfolio theme that is easy to use some custom layouts. Nailme has 54+ premade layouts for portfolio, blog and homepage. It is fast and easy switching simply by clicking a mouse. Backstage as a whole is able to customize easily. Finally, put a shortcode anywhere you like, even outside of all. Nailme can be used for portfolio, photography, personal website, company or any creative website.
Key Features and Benefits:
- WordPress 4.8 compatible - Keeping the SEO-friendly - 100% Responsive & Mobile Ready - Retina Ready for Blog and Portfolio Pages - Translation-ready Using Provided PO File - Animated 3D Flipping Menu with CSS3 - Quickly Choose from Our Premade Layouts and Options with Portfolio/Blog/Slides (Fast and Easy Switching Simply by Clicking a Mouse) - Filtering Animation, Infinite Scroll and Masonry Support (Fast and Easy Switching Simply by Clicking a Mouse) - Put a Shortcode Anywhere You Like, Even Outside of Posts and Pages - Google Map Integration and 10 Styles Support - Google Analytics Support - Parallax Layers for Sliders - Support logos & Copyright Information for Your Business or Brand - Support Setting Body, Heading, Site Title and Tagline Font Styles with Google Fonts - Category Filter Support using Shuffle for Portfolio - One Click Demo Install for Wordpress Developers - Homepage, Contact, Blog and Portfolio Page Templates Support - 500+ Icons in Font Awesome (Include Social Icon) - 6 Post Formats for Blog – (Standard, Video, Quote, Link, Audio, Gallery) - 3 Post Formats for Portfolio – (Standard, Video, Gallery) - 9 Premade Portfolio Layouts for List Pages (You can create up to 54 predefined layouts by changing the options) - 5 Premade Blog Layouts for List Pages - 5 Homepage Styles - 26+ Custom Shortcodes
Minimum Requirements for Running:
WordPress requires at least the PHP 5.3+
Requires at least: WP 4.3.
Tested up to: WP 4.3, WP 4.3.1, WP 4.3.2, WP 4.4.1, WP 4.4.2, WP 4.5, WP 4.5.1, WP 4.5.2, WP 4.5.3, WP 4.6.*, WP4.7.*, WP4.8
1. First thing you need to do is login to your WordPress admin area. Next, click on "Dashboard » Appearance » Themes".
2. Once you are on the themes page, click on the "Add New" button at the top.
3. On the next screen, click on the "Upload Theme" button at the top.
4. Select the file and click Install Now.
You are trying to import "nailme.zip" theme but have an error message saying: "The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini"
The solution is as follows：
(1) You can use FTP:
Download the theme archive/files on your local computer and upload the files in the theme folder "/wp-content/themes/". Then you will have the theme in your Dashboard and you can activate it from there.
(2) If you are using wamp for your localhost then click on the wamp green icon that is running and press on PHP directory, then you will see "php.ini" file.
If you dont use wamp software, then just find the "php.ini" file and open it. and search for "upload_max_filesize". you should find rows like the bellow one:
upload_max_filesize = 2M
By default the upload_max_filesize is 2 megabyte. Just simply change it to
upload_max_filesize = 20M (20 megabyte), then save your php.ini file and restart your services and it will work.
5. Once your theme is installed, you will see a success message along with the link to "Activate" and preview the theme.
6. Once you activate the premium theme you will see a notice on the top of your wordpress admin screen asking you to install the some recomended plugins. If you don’t want to use these plugins just click dismiss this notice. Otherwise click the begin installing plugins link.
You can also install these plugins at any time by clicking on the "Dashboard » Appearance » Install Plugins" page.
7. On the plugin install page you can click the install link and then activate the plugin in the installed plugins area of the wordpress admin: "Dashboard » Plugins » Installed Plugins".
8. After activating it, please note there is an important first step after installing the Backstage theme. You need to navigate to "Dashboard » Settings » Permalinks" and click on the "Save Changes" button, even if you haven’t made any changes.
Remember, this is not for true beginners because it is a little bit more advanced.
1. You must unzip the folders before you upload a theme using FTP.
2. You would need to go to the path (/wp-content/themes/). Once you’re there, simply upload your theme’s folder there.
3. Once you have uploaded the theme, go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Themes".
4. Once your theme is installed, you will see a success message along with the link to "Activate" and preview the theme.
5. After activating it, please refer to the steps 6-8 of "Install Your Theme by Using Upload Method from WordPress Admin".
Installed this theme manually for the first time then the full width slider has a one default background image will be displayed when your theme has not slider image.
You can use the Customizer by clicking on "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize" in your WordPress admin panel. You can also get to the Customizer when you click on the "Customize" link underneath the theme screenshot on "Dashboard » Appearance » Themes".
The demo content will now be available in your WordPress installation, and you can move on to installing and configuring the widgets to match the demo!
1. In your WordPress admin go to "Dashboard » Tools » Import".
2. Click on WordPress, as we are going to be importing posts and other content from the demo installation. This will open a pop-up that will allow you to install the WordPress Importer plugin. Once ready, click on "Install Now" at the bottom right of the pop-up.
WordPress will download and install the plugin package from the WordPress.org repository; once complete, you’ll be given the option of activating and opening the plugin, or returning to the list of importer options. Click on "Activate Plugin" and Run Importer.
3. You will be asked to install the WordPress installer. Click install. Once installed click the activate and run installer link.
4. Choose the "Demo-Content/nailme_wordpress_demo_content.xml" downloaded in the .zip above.
5. Once selected, Click "Upload file and import".
6. On the next page you will be asked to assign a user to the posts you are importing.
7. Make sure you have download and import file attachments checked.
8. Click the "Submit" button. This will take a little while to upload.
If you have recently updated the WordPress 4.5 or higher version to your website, then you may change logo in our Theme Options "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Site Identity". On this page, edit the "Logo" field and hit the "Save & Publish" button.
If you have the WordPress on a lower version of 4.5 to your website, then you may change logo in our Theme Options "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » General". On this page, edit the "Logo" field and hit the "Save & Publish" button.
Favicon can be changed in our Theme Options "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Site Identity » Site Icon".
The header background is available when you are to jump from page (not homepage). You can choose default custom headers packaged with the theme.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Header Image"., navigate to "Current header".
Like this:
In order to change it, you should go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » General". Locate the "Copyright Info" region and edit it. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button.
Nailme have a number of widget areas in the footer, meaning you can create a "fat footer" with multiple widget areas side by side.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Widgets". This will add 3 footer widget areas to your theme. If you view the Widgets screen you'll see them all there, along with any others you've already registered:
If you hope to add some Dynamic Sidebar Widgets which will show it on site page then you can use the following Steps. In Theme Customizer, the live preview of changes is available.
In order to change it, you should go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Social Links". Next, you will see the social media icons below the link text and URL fields. All you need to do is select on a social media icon and enter your social profile URL. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Widgets". This will add 3 footer widget areas to your theme. If you view the Widgets screen you'll see them all there, along with any others you've already registered:
Click and drag the "Social Media Buttons" widget to the spot you wish it to appear of 3 footer widget areas.
Like this:
To add your first custom menu, follow these steps:
1. Create a new menu
Go to "Dashboard » Appearence » Menus", and click on "create a new menu" to create your first custom menu. By default the "Primary Menu" area for your theme is selected for you, and Default Menu has been started.
To change the name of your Default Menu, click on the pencil icon and give it a new name like "Main Menu".
Next, click "Create Menu" button.
2. Organize your menu
If you have any pages already published on your site, those pages will be listed for you in your first menu.
Now you’re ready to add menu items from the boxes on the left, such as pages, categories and links.
If you’d like to change which menu options you see from this page, click to expand the Screen Options tab. Now you can add other menu items options such as posts, tags or formats, or show advanced menu properties like CSS classes.
When you have your menu items arranged in order, click Save Menu.
Finally, you should tick the appropriate checkbox of "primary menu" from options as "Theme locations".
3. Save your menu
Click on the "Save Menu" button.
This official document is meant to give a tutorial-like overview of create a new custom menu in WordPress. Click here to see:
https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide
To set up your menu men menu, follow these steps:
1. Select your menu item and click the check box for "Enable mega menu for this menu item".
The Mega Menu Structure:
2. Don't forget save your menu
Click on the "Save Menu" button.
This official document is meant to give a tutorial-like overview of create a new custom menu in WordPress. Click here to see:
https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Menu_User_Guide
A definitive guide to configuring the SEO options which is Canonical Meta Tag.
In order to change it, you should go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » General". Locate the "SEO - Canonical Meta Tag" region and edit it. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button. You can see "On" as a default option.
Setting Body, Heading, Site Title and Tagline font styles with Google Fonts, if you like!
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Fonts".And change all of font types and font styles from here.
1. Go to "Dashboard » Uix Slides » Add New Item".. Choose Slider Image field and click "Add or Upload File" on the page. Recommended image size is 1920x1280 or 1920x1080.
2. Enter "Title" and "Caption". Sometimes it's useful to show the Title and Caption of your slider when including it in a page. You can be left blank.
3. Setting Title Color, Caption Color, Destination URL, if you like! The theme has been prepared the color by default.
4. Save or Publish the page, by click the appropriate button in the top right of your screen.
Go to "Dashboard » Uix Slides » Settings". or "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Uix Slides Settings". Locate the "Slider Title" and "Slider Caption" region and edit it. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button.
Go to "Dashboard » Uix Slides » Settings". or "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Uix Slides Settings". Locate the "Copyright Info" region and edit it. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button.
Go to "Dashboard » Uix Slides » Settings". or "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Uix Slides Settings". Setting
Pattern Overlay, Parallax Animated Photos, Slider Animation Options, Title and Caption's font by Google Fonts and Custom CSS, if you like! Easily edit so many options for slider in the Theme Customizer page. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button. Like this:
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Portfolio". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Uix Portfolio"
4. You can specify the template attributes from the "Heading & Subheading" section on the bigger left one.
5. You won’t need to add any content in the WordPress editor for this template page because this content will be ignored. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
6. You’ll need to add the page to your menu so you can access it easily. From your admin area go to "Dashboard » Appearence » Menus", check the Blog page and click Add to Menu, then click Save Menu. You’ll now be able to access the blog page from your main menu on your site.
Go to "Dashboard » Uix Portfolio » Settings". or "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Uix Portfolio Settings". Locate the "Portfolio Layout" region and edit it. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button.
Awesome Filterable Portfolio allows you to create a very modern and outstanding portfolio which filters instantly using Shuffle (it's free), if you selected "Filterable".
You may customize the 2, 3 or 4 column, infinite scroll by changing the options. "Portfolio Layout (9 options)", "Portfolio List Item Settings (2 options)"", "Thumbnail Size (3 options)"". They could be used together to create up to 54(9*2*3) predefined layouts in portfolio page.
1. First, Go to "Dashboard » Uix Portfolio » Add New Item"., you need to enter a title for your portfolio in the text field near the top of the screen. Then choose a format for your portfolio in the Format section on the right side of the screen.
Let's take a look at the available formats:
This is the default format.
A field named Select Video post format will appear in the Video Settings section of the page. Here you can enter your video links. You can link videos from YouTube or Vimeo, or alternatively, host your own videos. If you decide to self-host your video files, you need to upload the video files via the Media section, and then enter the path to your video files in the corresponding fields. We recommend uploading videos in all three formats (WEBM, MP4, and OGV) in order to ensure compatibility with all modern browsers. In the Video Image field you can upload a background image that will be visible while the video is loading.
A field named Select Gallery post format will appear in the Image Gallery section of the page. This format features an image gallery slider. In order for it to work, you need to click "Add/Edit Images" button to add a gallery in the Image Gallery section of your page, and here you can upload and add your gallery images.
You can just check the box "Enable Lightbox for this gallery?" in order to enable lightbox effect for gallery.
2. Beneath the Format section you will see a section named Categories. Here you can select the categories that you would like to add this post to. If you would like to create a new category, click on the "+ Add New" link. A text field will appear in which you can enter a category name, and then click Add New Category.
3. Choose featured image from right side on the page and click "Set Featured Image". And set a featured image which will be displayed for this post on portfolio list pages.
4. (Optional) Add default content in your wordpress post editor. It will describe your featured image, video or gallery slider.
5. (Optional) But sometimes you might not be happy with an automatically generated excerpt or you just want to add your own custom excerpt. In that case there is an option integrated in WordPress to enable an additional field to enter custom excerpts.
This field usually isn’t visible by default. When you are on the edit post screen, you’ll see a small menu item "Screen Options" in the upper right corner of the screen. Please click on the button and it will open an options panel where you can just check the box "Excerpt".
6. Save or Publish the page, by click the appropriate button in the top right of your screen.
Nailme comes with 3 layout styles for your portfolio which change with one option setting. Meanwhile, it can be adjusted the size of the cover and display of title & excerpt. This will lead to you have more choices for layout. Whatever layout you choose will be set globally also for your category, archive, and tag layout pages, etc. Basically anything related to the portfolio. The portfolio list support filtering animation. It looks very cool.
Go to "Dashboard » Uix Portfolio » Settings". or "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Uix Portfolio Settings". Setting
Page Layout, Maximum Number of Portfolio Are Displayed Per Page, Thumbnail Size, Heading Styling, Title & Excerpt of List Item, Relevant Information for Single Page, Infinite Scroll and Custom CSS, if you like! Easily edit so many options for portfolio in the Theme Customizer page. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button. Like this:
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Blog". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Blog"
4. You won’t need to add any content in the WordPress editor for this template page because this content will be ignored. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
The "Blog" Template does not have available custom attributes.
5. You’ll need to add the page to your menu so you can access it easily. From your admin area go to "Dashboard » Appearence » Menus", check the Blog page and click Add to Menu, then click Save Menu. You’ll now be able to access the blog page from your main menu on your site.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Blog Settings". Locate the "Blog Layout" region and edit it. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button.
1. First, Go to "Dashboard » Posts » Add New"., you need to enter a title for your blog in the text field near the top of the screen. Then choose a format for your blog in the Format section on the right side of the screen.
Let's take a look at the available formats:
This is the default format.
A field named Select Video post format will appear in the Video Settings section of the page. Here you can enter your video links. You can link videos from YouTube or Vimeo, or alternatively, host your own videos. If you decide to self-host your video files, you need to upload the video files via the Media section, and then enter the path to your video files in the corresponding fields. We recommend uploading videos in all three formats (WEBM, MP4, and OGV) in order to ensure compatibility with all modern browsers. In the Video Image field you can upload a background image that will be visible while the video is loading.
Another easier way to add a single video file is to upload the file to the media library. After that simply copy the file URL and paste it in the visual editor. You just paste the URL of YouTube or Vimeo, and so on, and WordPress automatically embeds it.
You can enter the quote content with post editor you would like to display. When after you set up this format, title, tags, featured image, excerpt, media and fallery slider will not be displayed on your website.
A field named Select Link post format will appear in the Link Settings section of the page. Here you can enter the full URL of the page you would like to link to.
A field named Select Audio post format will appear in the Audio Settings section of the page. Here you can enter the path to an audio file (mp3|m4a|ogg|wav, SoundCloud or Audiomack URL.) you have previously uploaded to the Media Library.
Another easier way to add a single audio file is to upload the file to the media library. After that simply copy the file URL and paste it in the visual editor. You just paste the URL of SoundCloud or Audiomack, and so on, and WordPress automatically embeds it.
A field named Select Gallery post format will appear in the Image Gallery section of the page. This format features an image gallery slider. In order for it to work, you need to click "Add/Edit Images" button to add a gallery in the Image Gallery section of your page, and here you can upload and add your gallery images.
You can just check the box "Enable Lightbox for this gallery?" in order to enable lightbox effect for gallery.
2. Beneath the Format section you will see a section named Categories. Here you can select the categories that you would like to add this post to. If you would like to create a new category, click on the "+ Add New Category" link. A text field will appear in which you can enter a category name, and then click Add New Category.
3. Choose featured image from right side on the page and click "Set Featured Image". And set a featured image which will be displayed for this post on blog list pages.
4. (Optional) But sometimes you might not be happy with an automatically generated excerpt or you just want to add your own custom excerpt. In that case there is an option integrated in WordPress to enable an additional field to enter custom excerpts.
This field usually isn’t visible by default. When you are on the edit post screen, you’ll see a small menu item "Screen Options" in the upper right corner of the screen. Please click on the button and it will open an options panel where you can just check the box "Excerpt".
5. Save or Publish the page, by click the appropriate button in the top right of your screen.
Nailme comes with 4 layout styles for your blog which change with one option setting. You can change the sidebar position from right to left. Whatever layout you choose will be set globally also for your category, archive, and tag layout pages, etc. Basically anything related to the blog.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Blog Settings". Setting
Page Layout, Lenght of the Post Excerpts, Maximum Number of Posts Are Displayed Per Page, Sidebar Position and Infinite Scroll, if you like! Easily edit so many options for blog in the Theme Customizer page. When you’re done, click "Save & Publish" button. Like this:
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Blog". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Blog"
4. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
The "Blog" Template does not have available custom attributes.
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Portfolio". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Uix Portfolio"
4. You can specify the template attributes from the "Heading & Subheading" section on the bigger left one.
5. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Contact". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Contact (fullscreen)" or "Contact (standard)"
4. You can specify the template attributes from the "Heading & Subheading" section on the bigger left one.
5. Next, add some content. You can create your own custom shortcodes to display pretty much anything!
Content and Shortcode Reference:
Ergo hoc quidem apparet, nos ad agendum esse natos. Ego quoque, inquit, didicerim libentius si quid attuleris, quam te reprehenderim. Videsne quam sit magna dissensio? Nunc haec primum fortasse audientis servire debemus. <em>Your Company, Inc.</em> [uix_icons size='14' units='px' color='#333333' name='map-marker'] City, State, Zip [uix_icons size='14' units='px' color='#333333' name='phone'] (123) 456-7890 [uix_icons size='14' units='px' color='#333333' name='envelope'] first.last@gmail.com
6. You have to turn on comments for this page. After navigating to the editing screen for the post or Page you wish to add comments to, find the "Discussion" box and check “Allow Comments.” (If you do not see the "Discussion" box on the edit Page, click "Screen Options" in the upper right corner of the browser window. Make sure the box next to “Discussion” is checked.)
Remember, you need to enable comments on your site. Check out: https://codex.wordpress.org/Comments_in_WordPress
7. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
A custom page is helpful if you want to have a page that looks completely different than rest of your blog but still runs on the WordPress CMS. You can also use it as a homepage or a landing page or other presentation page.
Let's take a look at the available page templates:
- Default Template
Select this template if you would like to create a standard page with your content inside the grid. You can specify Heading Styling, Dividing Line Styling, Page Title or Sidebar attributes to be used when you selected this page template file as the "Default Template".- Blog
Select this template to display a list of your blog posts on the page. The blog list will be displayed in a Normal, Masonry or Grid. You can go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Blog Settings" to design of the layout.- Contact(fullscreen)
Select this template for fullscreen contact page which take your WordPress comment form.- Contact(standard)
Select this template for standard contact page which take your WordPress comment form.- Uix Portfolio
Select this template to display a list of your portfolio posts on the page. The portfolio list will be displayed in a Normal, Filterable or Masonry. You can go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Uix Portfolio Settings" to design of the layout.- Home(classic)
Select this template to create a classic style homepage. (Default style)- Home(emergence)
Select this template to create a emergence style homepage. Default usage of portfolio list on homepage.- Home(business)
Select this template to create a business style homepage. If you select this template, you can also settle the order of different sections as per your need by simply Drag-and-Drop. It allows you use 100% width or boxed layout. Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Homepage Settings » Homepage Custom Section".- Home(clean)
Select this template to create a clean style homepage. If you select this template, you can also settle the order of different sections as per your need by simply Drag-and-Drop. It allows you use 100% width or boxed layout. Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Homepage Settings » Homepage Custom Section".- Home(studio)
Select this template to create a studio style homepage. Default usage of portfolio list on homepage.
Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
This official document is meant to give a tutorial-like overview of custom pages add new screen in WordPress. Click here to see:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Pages_Add_New_Screen
Recommend using "Default Templates" for custom page. Theme provides easy to use over 21+ shortcodes. You can easily add container, columns, buttons, progress bar, google maps, special heading, pricing table, icons, features boxes, testimonials carousel, team, list of clients, responsive video, audio, accordion, dividing line, tabs, code with highlighter, share buttons, contact form(use commenting form template), portfolio(support lightbox), recent posts with custom template, etc.
Go to your WordPress admin panel, edit or create a new post (or page). You’ll see our tiny little button in the toolbar, preceded by a separator:
If you would like to create a new custom page similar to theme’s demo content, you can do so by "Content" Shortcode.
You can specify Heading Styling, Dividing Line Styling, Page Title or Sidebar attributes under the "Page Settings" section to be used when you selected this page template file as the "Default Template".
By default all WordPress Pages is available under the "Heading & Subheading" section on the bigger left side of the page. A little part of premade page templates does not support. Theme documentation is explained in the relevance part.
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Homepage Classic". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Home (classic)"
4. You won’t need to add any content in the WordPress editor for this template page because this content will be ignored. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
5. Setting up your home page is the same as setting up any other regular pages, except that you need to specify in the settings which page will be your Main Home Page. There are two steps critical to creating a static front page on your site with WordPress.
Note: You can not create the Static Front Page. By default, Nailme will serve "Homepage Classic" on the homepage. home-style-1.php and index.php files are the same.
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Homepage Emergence". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Home (emergence)"
4. You won’t need to add any content in the WordPress editor for this template page because this content will be ignored. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
5. Setting up your home page is the same as setting up any other regular pages, except that you need to specify in the settings which page will be your Main Home Page. There are two steps critical to creating a static front page on your site with WordPress.
6.Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Home Emergence Settings". You can see some selectors for color and position.
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Homepage Business". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Home (business)"
4. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
5. Setting up your home page is the same as setting up any other regular pages, except that you need to specify in the settings which page will be your Main Home Page. There are two steps critical to creating a static front page on your site with WordPress.
6.Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Homepage Settings » Homepage Custom Section". You can use to control what you see.
In this segment, you can configure whichever section you want to get displayed on your homepage. These sections generally are Home Section: Features, Home Section: Team, Home Section: Pricing, Home Section: Progress Bar, Home Section: Testimonials Carousel, Home Section: 100% Width Content, Home Section: Google Map and Home Section: Nailme Portfolio.
Plus you can also settle the order of different sections as per your need by simply Drag-and-Drop. If you want to add some other section, you can do that it by using "Add a Widget" option.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Homepage Settings » Homepage Custom Section" in the WordPress Administration Screens and Click the "Add a Widget" button to open the sidebar to which you wish to add the "Text Widget". Using the Text editor and paste in code from following source code.
<div class="uix-sc-container-wrapper" style="margin: 50px 0px 50px 0px;"> <div data-parallax="0" class="uix-sc-parallax uix-sc-container uix-sc-container-boxed" style="height:auto;"> <div class="uix-sc-container-body" style="padding: 0px 25px 0px 25px;"> <div class="widget_section_heading">+++++ You Title+++++ </div> <div class="widget_section_hr"></div> <div class="widget_section_subheading">+++++ Description+++++ </div> <p> +++++ Any Content Here +++++ </p> </div> </div> </div>
<div class="uix-sc-container-wrapper" style="margin: 50px 0px 50px 0px;">
<div data-parallax="0" class="uix-sc-parallax uix-sc-container uix-sc-container-boxed" style="height:auto;">
<div class="uix-sc-container-body" style="padding: 0px 25px 0px 25px;">
<div class="embed-responsive embed-responsive-16by9">
<iframe style="border:none;overflow:hidden;" width="1170" height="658" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/8bX2vyA5iT4" allowfullscreen></iframe>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Homepage Clean". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Home (clean)"
4. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
5. Setting up your home page is the same as setting up any other regular pages, except that you need to specify in the settings which page will be your Main Home Page. There are two steps critical to creating a static front page on your site with WordPress.
6.Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Homepage Settings » Homepage Custom Section". You can use to control what you see.
In this segment, you can configure whichever section you want to get displayed on your homepage. These sections generally are Home Section: Features, Home Section: Team, Home Section: Pricing, Home Section: Progress Bar, Home Section: Testimonials Carousel, Home Section: 100% Width Content, Home Section: Google Map and Home Section: Nailme Portfolio.
Plus you can also settle the order of different sections as per your need by simply Drag-and-Drop. If you want to add some other section, you can do that it by using "Add a Widget" option.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Homepage Settings » Homepage Custom Section" in the WordPress Administration Screens and Click the "Add a Widget" button to open the sidebar to which you wish to add the "Text Widget". Using the Text editor and paste in code from following source code.
<div class="uix-sc-container-wrapper" style="margin: 50px 0px 50px 0px;"> <div data-parallax="0" class="uix-sc-parallax uix-sc-container uix-sc-container-boxed" style="height:auto;"> <div class="uix-sc-container-body" style="padding: 0px 25px 0px 25px;"> <div class="widget_section_heading">+++++ You Title+++++ </div> <div class="widget_section_hr"></div> <div class="widget_section_subheading">+++++ Description+++++ </div> <p> +++++ Any Content Here +++++ </p> </div> </div> </div>
<div class="uix-sc-container-wrapper" style="margin: 50px 0px 50px 0px;">
<div data-parallax="0" class="uix-sc-parallax uix-sc-container uix-sc-container-boxed" style="height:auto;">
<div class="uix-sc-container-body" style="padding: 0px 25px 0px 25px;">
<div class="embed-responsive embed-responsive-16by9">
<iframe style="border:none;overflow:hidden;" width="1170" height="658" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/8bX2vyA5iT4" allowfullscreen></iframe>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
1. Go to "Dashboard » Page » Add New.
2. Add the title of the page, like "Homepage Studio". Note: If you have pretty permalinks set up, the title of your page will also be the URL slug.
3. When entering a title, one of the second things you will probably want to do is to choose an appropriate template for your page. Locate the "Page Attributes" section on the right side of the screen. Nailme comes with a variety of page templates to choose from. Just make sure to select this template file as the "Home (studio)"
4. You won’t need to add any content in the WordPress editor for this template page because this content will be ignored. Once you've selected the template you would like to add your new page to, click the "Publish" button.
5. Setting up your home page is the same as setting up any other regular pages, except that you need to specify in the settings which page will be your Main Home Page. There are two steps critical to creating a static front page on your site with WordPress.
Nailme is valid to add Dynamic Widget which will show it on site page by "Dashboard » Appearance » Widgets" of WordPress admin menu. The WordPress Dynamic Widgets will place behind pre-defined widgets.
In Nailme, there are following custom widgets: Home Section: Features, Home Section: Team, Home Section: Pricing, Home Section: Progress Bar, Home Section: Testimonials Carousel, Home Section: 100% Width Content, Recent Portfolio (Uix Portfolio Widget), Home Section: Nailme Portfolio, Home Section: Google Map, Social Media Buttons.
If you hope to add some Dynamic Sidebar Widgets which will show it on site page then you can use the following Steps. In Theme Customizer, the live preview of changes is available.
This official document is meant to give a tutorial-like overview of custom widgets in WordPress. Click here to see:
https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Widgets
Contact form integrated with Google Maps that allows you to build and manage all kind of contact form for your website, from a single dashboard. The Map styles allow you to customize.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Styling » Google Map", navigate to "Map Style". You can use to control what you see.
Navigate to the map region you wish to use to preview your style. Enter "Place name", "Latitude" and "Longitude" field. You can make a search, use the name of a place, city, state, or address, or click the location on the map to get lat long coordinates. → Get Latitude Longitude
Don't forget to click on the "Save Changes" button!
Knowing how your audience interacts with your website is crucial for your success. The best way to know your audience is through your traffic stats and this is what Google Analytics provide for FREE.
If you want to using numeric pagination for your blog and portfolio pages, also allow you change it.
Go to "Dashboard » Appearance » Customize » Styling » Google Map". You should be able to find option "Numeric Pagination in Website" at this point.
If set to "on", the pages module will display numbered pagination instead of Next/Previous links.
Like this:
Go to your WordPress admin panel, edit or create a new post (or page). You’ll see our tiny little button in the toolbar, preceded by a separator:
The content elements are the heart of any page builder. These are the elements shortcodes that come with theme. You may customize the shortcode by changing/adding the parameters. "Content Shortcode", "Column Shortcode", "Web Elements Shortcode", "Container Shortcode", and so on. They could be used together.
Online Documentation
Images & Demo:
All photos uploaded to the site are released under Creative Commons - CC0 and do not require attribution. No more hassle trying to figure out whether you can use photos for commercial use and whether you need to provide attribution. (Visite: https://stocksnap.io ) Part of the image and videos used in the demo are not distributed with the theme. They are all licensed under Creative Commons and credited to their respective creator/owner.Fonts:
Google FontsDemo Video:
Click here to see this video in full screen on YouTubeResources:
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* Fixed an issue where the slider might not be displayed under the 4.9.* version system.
* Compatible with higher version of WordPress system, ready for version 5.0.
* Compatible with Gutenberg Editor.
* Optimized plugins and hosted generic plugins on WordPress.org.
* Optimized some element layout.
* Upgraded the plugin Uix Slides to 1.0.2.
* COMPATIBLE: WordPress 4.8 compatible.
* NEW: Customized copyright information supports dynamic tag replacement.
* NEW: Added 6 social media icons: Stack Overflow, WordPress, Codepen, Amazon, 500px, Vk.
* FIX: Fixed a bug that could not be returned to the page by clicking the Close button in some homepage templates.
* FIX: Fixed an error that the gallery display in the modal window.
* FIX: Resolve an experience of Admin Bar and primary navigation display when Admin Bar overlaps fixed header display.
* FIX: Resolve the menu display issue. The menu needs to have a fallback for when no menu is selected.
* FIX: Resolve the mega menu bugs in a Right-To-Left (RTL) direction.
* TWEAK: Updated the all pages in a Right-To-Left (RTL) direction.
* TWEAK: Updated Uix Shortcodes packages and enhanced compatibility.
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized Mega Menu display.
* OPTIMIZE: Optimize 5 home pages navigation.
* OPTIMIZE: Use "Modernizr.cssanimations" instead of "jQuery.browser" for main script because the theme shouldn't really rely on UA testing this way either.
* OPTIMIZE: Optimize the theme dependency and notification of PHP version. Resolve those issues when handle this on theme activation, and display the notice only in the wp admin.
* REMOVED: Remove some 'source' in tgm activation configs for theme recommended plugins (Still retain the plug-in package in theme "plugins" folder). Plugins that are available in the wp.org repository should only specify the slug, the version numbers should be the minimum versions supported by your theme. This would help gain more trust for users installing those plugins as well as it would remove the label "External Source" from the activation page.
* Compatible with low version PHP (5.3+)
* Fixed some minor errors in the low version of PHP.
* Optimized mobile navigation.
* Upgrade: Upgraded shortcodes.
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for front-end display.
* UPGRADE: LOGO does not limit the height, you can upload the size you want.
* UPGRADE: Upgraded core shortcodes. ( Fixed some bugs & supported live preview )
* NEW: Added a full set of operational video presentations.
* UPGRADE: Upgraded the rtl.css, better support more countries.
* OPTIMIZE: Improved details from theme JavaScript files.
* UPGRADE: Homepage Emergence Menu.
* Fix: A little bit of compatibility issues.
* OPTIMIZE: Core stylesheets of homepage templates.
* COMPATIBLE: WordPress 4.7 compatible
* UPGRADE: Provides some selectors for color and position for Homepage Emergence (You can customize the style when previewing).
* UPGRADE: Homepage Emergence user guide for theme documentation.
* Fix: Fixed some bugs.
* OPTIMIZE: Improve the stability.
* UPGRADE: Upgraded core shortcodes. ( Improved the running speed greatly.)
* Fix: Fixed some bugs.
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized shortcodes structure.
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for tablet display
* Fix: Updated some stylesheet.
* OPTIMIZE: Improved event binding from theme JavaScript files.
* OPTIMIZE: Improved event binding from theme admin panel.
* OPTIMIZE: Improved theme CSS files.
* Fix: Fixed some bugs for parallax and container shortcodes.
* Upgrade: Upgraded shortcodes.
* Simplified Operation: Enable mega menu
* UPGRADE: Mega menu user guide for theme documentation
* NEW: Added sticky post stylesheet
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for font customization (Each part of your site is available)
* Fix: The date option of portfolio widget not available
* Fix: Updated some stylesheet
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for theme customization
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for javascripts
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for the plug-in installation
* Upgrade: Upgraded shortcodes
* COMPATIBLE: WordPress 4.6 compatible
* NEW: Add a new homepage style (Homepage Emergence)
* NEW: Side menu support
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized single post templates
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized CSS for shortcodes
* RELEASE: A nice little bug fix release
* NEW: Add a new homepage style (Homepage Clean)
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized CSS for mobile & desktop
* REMOVED: Remove the `javascript` of bootstrap that was not required yet.
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for CSS
* FIX: Shortcodes CSS tweaks
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for menu
* OPTIMIZE: Optimized for slider of mobile
* FIX: Updating CSS
Initial Release.