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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a template created by Zemez, Inc.! We hope you enjoy the quality and the convenience of our theme!

This documentation consists of several parts. Please, check it carefully - it covers the entire process of installing and setting up a WordPress website from scratch.

Technical Requirements

Since WordPress CMS is a PHP/MySQL platform, you need to have the hosting server prepared for it.

In case you already have a hosting server, you need to check whether it is compatible with WordPress hosting requirements or not. In other words, whether you can host a WordPress website with it. This theme itself requires Apache or Nginx hosting servers.

We also recommend that you use the following configuration settings on your server:

  • PHP 7.4 or higher;
  • MySQL version 8.0 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.5 or greater;
  • WP memory limit of 512 Mb or more;
  • max_execution_time = 90;
  • max_input_time = 120;
  • memory_limit = 512M;
  • post_max_size = 256M;
  • upload_max_filesize = 128M;
  • Desktop device;
  • SSL certificate on the server.
  • mod_rewrite;
  • php fopen;
  • suPHP.

You can get more information here.

Both HTML markup and CSS styles used in our templates are semantically correct and valid. However, some W3C errors still can take place. Making code 100% W3C valid eliminates the usage of modern website technologies as CSS3 features and HTML5 markup. Our goal is to deliver rich user experience with high-quality templates and sometimes we have to break some rules.

Template Structure

The template package includes several folders. Let's check what's inside:

  • bonus imgs — a folder with additional images.
  • theme - contains WordPress theme files.
    • kava.zip — archive with the parent theme, contains parent theme's files. (Note: some templates do not include kava.zip)
    • theme_name.zip — archive with the child theme, contains the child theme's files (here 'theme_name' stands for your actual theme title).
    • manual_install — contains files that make the WordPress website look like the live demo of a theme.
      • uploads — contains theme images.
      • theme_name.sql — database file that contains theme content (here 'theme_name' stands for your actual theme title).
  • documentation.html — contains documentation link information.
  • info.txt — license info.
  • license.txt — contains information about GPLv2 license.