1. Navigate to Appearance → Themes in your WordPress admin dashboard.

2. Click the Add New button at the top of the page then go for the Theme Upload option.

3. For the file upload, pick Theme Files / bheem.zip in the theme package downloaded from ThemeForest and click Install Now.

4. Click Activate once the upload has finished and you're ready for the next step: Installing the Plugins.

Introduction -

Theme DZ Plugins -

1. Navigate to Appearance → Themes in your WordPress admin dashboard.

2. Click the Add New button at the top of the page then go for the Theme Upload option.

3. For the file upload, pick Theme Install / Bheem.zip in the theme package downloaded from ThemeForest and click Install Now.

4. Click Activate once the upload has finished and you're ready for the next step: Installing the Plugins.

Bheem comes with one click demo installation exactly like the original demo. Just click on Import button and your demo site is ready.

1. In your Wordpress admin dashboard, navigate to Tools → Import Demo

2. From the page you can see the available options, click Import Demo button

3. Wait until you see the all importing process is completed.
       (Please wait 10 to 15 minutes in demo import process.)

4. Add Page Builder in custom post type :- Go to WPbakery page builder -> Role Manager

To start adding posts to your blog, navigate to Posts → Add New.

1. Start filling in the blanks: enter your post title, write your actual body content in the main post editing box below it.

2. As needed, select a category, add tags, and make other selections from the sections below the post. 3. When your post is ready, click Publish.

Deep Diving: Since creating and editing pages requires basic WordPress knowledge, we won't cover it in detail. If you're new to WordPress, you may find the following resources valuable: How to Create a new Post How to Edit and Existing Post Using Categories and Tags

The WPML plugin will help you to translate your website to different languages. Follow the steps described in this article to set up the plugin.

Activate the WPML plugin. Follow Dashboard > Plugins and click Activate under the WPML items.

After that click on Configure WPML to finish the plugin installation.

To manage languages, go to WPML > Languages.

The languages section allows you to make a WordPress site multilingual.

When you configure WPML for the first time, you need to choose the language of existing content. Select the language of your current website content in the Current Content Language section.

In the next step (Translation languages) add more languages to the site. Mark the languages you want to add. Then click on the Next button.

In order to let site visitors select their language, you can add a language switcher to the theme.

WPML’s standard language switchers include a drop-down languages list, a list of languages for the site’s footer, and a language switcher for the menu.

Click the “Add New Language Switcher to Menu” button to add the language switcher to the menu.

On the screen New Menu Language Switcher, select the position, style of menu items, specify what to add to the language switcher and choose the colors. Then click the "Save" button.

Here you can see a preview of your menu and position and you can manage them at any time. Click on the Next button to proceed to the further step.

Select the first option for the compatibility reporting.

Paste the site key that you can find on your wpml.org account page and click the Register button. if you don't have a site key, then click the button to generate a key for this site.

WPML String Translation

WPML’s String Translation module is part of the Multilingual CMS account type. To enable it, you first need to download and install it from your WPML.org account, under the Downloads section.

Then, navigate to WPML → String Translation.

For More Information... https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/string-translation/.

More Info: https://docs.oceanwp.org/article/520-get-your-mailchimp-api-key-and-list-id

Creating API Key and List ID

Get API Key:

1. Login to your MailChimp account.

2. Under the user menu dropdown at the top left side, click on Account link.

3. Go to the Extras » API Keys from the top navigation menu.

Under the Your API keys section, create an API Key by clicking on Create A Key button. Once generated, copy API key for later use in PHP script.

Get List ID:

1. Choose a list in which all the subscriber’s information would be stored. In that case, you need to create a list in the Lists page.

Enter into your created list and navigate to Settings » List name and campaign defaults.

Under the List ID label you will find the List ID. Copy List ID for later use in PHP script.

Then, you just need to click on Theme Panel, and the Integrations tab to add your API and List ID.

We listed below all our theme options. You can learn how we used Woodex WordPress theme options in below; In General Settings Panel; In general setting you will find Toggle button for disable/enable the preloader.
In LOGO SETTINGS; You can change logo and favicon icon
In HEADER SETTINGS; This theme has 6 types of header styles according to the theme.
In FOOTER SETTINGS; Choose footer settings for trending items, copyright.
In POST SETTINGS; It has Single post page option
In PAGE SETTINGS; Choose General(default settings when no other setting applied) and other common pages like (Tag, Category, Search, Archive, Author, 404) pages settings for banner title, banner height, banner image, sidebar, page layouts and pagination by ajax or not.
In WOO COMMERCE SETTINGS; Required woo commerce settings available here.
In THEME SETTINGS; You can choose skin color or page loader.
In SOCIAL SETTINGS; Here social network links are added like facebook, google, linkdin, instagram, twitter, youtube, etc.
In CUSTOM SCRIPT; You can add custom CSS, Javascript here.
In ADVANCE OPTIONS; You can add dyanamic Sidebar here.
In IMPORT/EXPORT; Easily Import the file and url as well as export also through copy the data.

General Method –

1. Log into FTP Account using FileZilla or similar program.

2. Go to wp-content/themes directory

3. Move to the theme directory that you want to update.

4. Now, download the latest version of theme from ThemeForest.net/downloads

5. If you have downloaded the zip, extract it. Find the theme folder. It generally has style.css file in it.

6. Upload all files in that folder to the directory on FTP we found in step.

Envato Market Plugin Method –

Summary – How to Update Envato ThemeForest Themes

Here’s a quick summary of steps required to update Envato ThemeForest themes.

1. Download and Install the Envato Market plugin.

2. Activate the plugin and go to the Envato Market tab to configure the plugin.

3. Click on the link to generate an Envato API Personal Token. Copy-paste the token and save changes.

4. You should now see all of your Envato purchases including ThemeForest themes that you can install and update.

Installing Envato Market Plugin to Update WordPress Themes

Unlike other WordPress plugins, the Envato Market plugin is not available to install from the official WordPress plugins repository. So, you won’t be able to search and install from your Plugins page within the WordPress dashboard.

The Envato Market Plugin is hosted on GitHub and you can download the plugin from this Envato plugin page.

Step 1 : Use the plugin download link on the this Envato Market plugin page.

Although hosted on Github, the plugin authors do not recommend downloading directly from Github repository “Download ZIP” as Github does not package the plugin correctly.

Step 2 : Save the Envato Market Plugin archive.

Step 3 : Go to Plugins > Add New > and click on Upload Plugin at the top.

Step 4 : Click on Choose File and select the envato-market.zip file from where you saved and click on Install now.

Step 5 : Click on Activate Plugin to activate the Envato Market Plugin.



You can also install the plugin by unzipping the archive and uploading the envato-market folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory using an FTP program.

Step 6 : After the plugin is active, go to Envato Market tab from your WordPress dashboard.

Step 7 : You will need to configure the plugin by adding an Envato API Personal Token. Click the suggested link in the instructions to generate a personal token. (You can find the link to generate a personal token with required instructions on this page).



Scroll down on the page with all the required permissions selected and click on Create Token at the end of the page.

Make sure you only enable the required permissions including;

• 1. View and search Envato sites
• 2. Download your purchased items
• 3. List purchases you’ve made

See the screenshot below for enabling the required permissions.

You can either use a Global OAuth Personal Token or a Single Use OAuth Personal Tokens.The difference is clearly explained on the page.

Step 8 : You will see a success page with an option to copy your secret token key. Copy the key and confirm that you have copied the key from the page.

Envato will not save the secret token key and if will have to generate a new key if you lose it.

Step 9 : Enter the Envato API Secret token key and click on Save Changes.

Step 10 : You should now see all of your purchased WordPress themes from your ThemeForest account.

Click on Install Now to install any of your purchased WordPress themes from your ThemeForest account.

You can also see if any updates are available for your currently installed and active WordPress themes from this page.

Step 1) Install and activate UpdraftPlus

It’s critical that you backup your WordPress installation before optimization (and on a regular basis!). UpdraftPlus provides a simple and effective way to backup your entire WordPress install, including your database, plugins, themes, uploads, and more.

a) Backup your WordPress installation

Under the “Settings” section in your WordPress sidebar, you’ll have access to a new menu option called “UpdraftsPlus Backups.”

Click “Backup Now” to generate a complete backup of your WordPress install.

 

Click “Backup Now” – a popup will appear. Ensure that both “Include the database in the backup” and “Include any files in the backup” options are checked.

Ensure to backup both your database and your files.

 

Click “Backup Now” – UpdraftPlus will create a complete backup of your WordPress installation. If anything goes wrong with the optimization, or if your installation gets hacked or corrupted – you can restore using your backups.

 

That’s it for UpdraftPlus settings!

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Step 2) Scale your images (Optional)

If your GTmetrix report indicates that you need to Serve scaled images, follow this guide we wrote on how to optimize images – specifically steps 2 to 4.

In WordPress, you can insert smaller sized images based on what WordPress has generated for you.

Try inserting a smaller image if you trigger the Serve scaled images warning.

 

Basically, you do not want to serve images that are larger in dimensions than what your user needs to display. Learn more about image optimization here.

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Step 3) Install and activate WP Smush (Smush Image Compression and Optimization)

Under the “Media” section in your WordPress sidebar, you’ll have access to a new menu option called “WP Smush”

In this section, ensure that the “Auto-Smush Images on upload” feature is checked. The plugin will now optimize every image you upload henceforth since you activated it.

Ensure “Auto-Smush Images on upload” is enabled, and check off the image sizes you wish to be optimized.

 

Next, smush all of the images in your Media Library by clicking on “Bulk Smush 50 Attachments” (The free version of the plugin is limited to bulk smushing 50 attachments at a time. You’ll need to revisit this page and bulk smush the next 50 attachments).

Click “Bulk Smush” Now to compress your Media Library images

 

That’s it for WP Smush! If you want more details on options like optimizing images outside of your Media Library, read our How to Optimize Images: A Practical Guide article.

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Step 4) Install and activate WP Fastest Cache

On the sidebar, you’ll notice a new option called “WP Fastest Cache.”

a) Enable the following settings:

• Cache System
  • Enable caching for faster delivery of pages.
• Preload
  • Upon clicking this, you’ll get a popup telling you which pages to cache.
  • Check all of them and leave the “pages per minute” at 4 – click “OK”.
  • You may need to reduce this number if your hosting service complains.

WP Fastest Cache Preload Options

 

• Logged-in Users
  • Ensures that if you’ve logged in, you see the actual state of your pages, not the cached versions.
• Minify HTML*
  • Compresses HTML and reduces file size.
• Minify CSS*
  • Compresses CSS and reduces file size.
• Combine CSS*
  • Joins your CSS files into a single CSS resource, reducing number of HTTP requests.
• Combine JS*
  • Joins your JavaScript files into a single JS resource, reducing number of HTTP requests.
• Gzip
  • Further compress your pages to be smaller in file size and faster to download.
• Browser Caching
  • Helps with the Leverage browser caching recommendation.

 

WP Fastest Cache – All enabled settings

 

Click “Submit” when you’re done.

 

That’s it for the WP Fastest Cache settings!

 

Important notes

Minification and Combining

Minifying and combining HTML/CSS/JavaScript can break functionality in your website. Minification essentially goes through your scripts are removes extraneous data like comments, formatting, whitespace and other things that computers don’t need to read. Combining takes the contents of each individual script and aggregates them all into a single script.

Because these processes modify data, they sometimes break functionality due to coding typos, syntax errors, duplicate function names, etc.

Make sure to check your site functionality after enabling the minification/combining features. If you find things are broken, disable all minification/combining features, and re-enable them one-by-one to find which feature is causing the issue.

If your hosting environment supports HTTP/2, combination of scripts is not needed, as the HTTP/2 protocol supports multiplexing – essentially allowing multiple downloads using a single TCP connection (as to only 6 parallel connections in HTTP/1.x.)

Page Caching

Whenever you make major changes to the site, like adding a plugin or modifying the CSS/theme, its recommended to delete the cache and preload it again to ensure you’re serving the latest version of the site. You can find the option to delete the cache in WP Fastest Cache in the “Delete Cache” tab.

Delete your cache after major changes in theme or adding global plugins.

 

WP Fastest Cache will automatically preload the cache again after you’ve deleted it. New content like posts or pages do not require you to delete the cache.

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Step 5) Analyze your site

Analyze your site again (via GTmetrix.com or with our plugin) and see the difference in performance!

You should see improvements in the following metrics:

• Fully loaded time/Onload time
• Total Page Size
• Requests
• PageSpeed/YSlow scores
• Serve scaled images
• Optimize images
• Leverage browser caching
• Minify CSS/HTML
• Enable gzip compression
• Make fewer HTTP requests

Your mileage may vary!

Step 6) Enable king composer optimization

Note :- sometimes wordpress plugin wp fastest cache not working with king composer optimize functionality then you can use w3 total cache wordpress plugin

1. Child Theme Name Change :-

If you want to change theme name, you have to go through with some following steps:-

1. Step 1. You go to style.css and change theme name and text domain like this:
   
   
   
   
2. Step 2. Now, you go to dz-core plugin and open dz-core.php file and change theme name :
   
   

2. Taxonomy name change :-

If you want to change taxonomy name, you have to go through with some following steps:-

1. Step 1: Change taxonomy name and slug in the taxonomies.php file.
   File Name: taxonomies.php
   File Path: plugins\dzcore\includes\helpers
   
   
   
   Step 2: Find the last slug and change it with a new slug, in the theme and the dzcore plugin

3. Custom Post Type name change :-

If you want to Custom Post Type name change you follow given steps:-

1. Step 1: Change CPT name in the post_types.php
   File Name: post_types.php
   File Path: plugins\dzcore\includes\resource
   
   
   
   Step 2: Find the last slug and change it with a new slug, in the theme and the dzcore plugin

Note: You must run a function once whenever you change the taxonomy or CPT name.

flush_rewrite_rules()

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You can enable RTL view using this toggle