ephesus - Contains theme files.
help – Help file (HTML).
licensing – GPL descriptions.
psd – Preview PSD file.
Current documentation was created to help you with quick installation and configuration of Ephesus theme. Please, read it carefully to avoid most of potential problems with incorrect configuration.
To install this theme you must have a working version of WordPress already installed.
For detailed Wordpress installation instructions visit https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress
Download the zipped package from ThemeForest and extract to your desktop. In the extracted package you will find ephesus.zip file which is the WordPress theme.
You can install the theme in two ways:
Once you have activated the theme you will need to change some of the pages and media settings for optimal performance.
After the installation you can make your own settings. Please, open Appearance / Customize and make site-wide settings. The customizer includes the following sections:
If you want to have the same website as Live Preview of theme, you’ll need to import demo content.
There're 2 ways to import demo data:
1. One Click Demo Import
2. Import Demo Data Manually
Import/Export Widgets
Import/Export Customizer
Ephesus supports custom WordPress menu. Navigate to WP Admin Appearance > Menus page and create menu. Select the newly created menu from the theme locations dropdown box Main Navigation as it mentioned on screenshot and press Save button.
A widget to put it simply its a block of code that we can put into various areas, also known as sidebars. Navigate to Appearance > Widgets and lets get started. Ephesus comes with the following sidebar areas:
You can choose what sidebar to show on blog page, search and archive pages, post page at customizer layout settings.
Ephesus comes with 5 different custom widgets.
Ephesus comes with a straightforward and simply homepage. If you would like to adjust the amount of posts shown per page you can go to Settings > Reading and change Blog pages show at most to another number.
For contact page we recommend the plugin Contact Form 7 and have done pre-styling for this plugin. When you create your form use the following mark-up:
<div class="wp-block-columns has-2-columns"> <div class="wp-block-column"> <label> Your Name (required) [text* your-name placeholder ] </label> </div> <div class="wp-block-column"> <label> Your Email (required) [email* your-email] </label> </div> </div> <label> Subject [text your-subject] </label> <label> Your Message [textarea your-message] </label> [submit "Send"]
The translation file you can find in languages folder (/wp-content/themes/ephesus/languages). Edit the .po file using POEdit, use the translation field to make replacements. Read here how to do it right.
From the file menu, save file with your language name e.g de_DE.po into languages folder. It will generate both a *.po and *.mo file for your translation.
Next edit wp-config.php located in the root folder of wordpress and define the WPLANG prefix with your language name which should be similar to the translation file name.