Download the final zip file from your downloads page.
Unzip the final zip file; you should now have a final download folder.
Do NOT upload the final download folder. Open up the final download folder.
Browse the contents and find the actual theme folder. If you look inside the theme folder, you will see a “style.css” file. This is how you know you have found the theme folder.
Using an FTP client, upload ONLY the theme folder to your “wp-content/themes” folder.
Login to your WordPress admin panel and activate the theme.
I followed the above instructions and i have the theme installed, but it does not seem to find the completed code files.
It is as if i have a front page and it wants me to build the site from scratch.
I loaded the code files in the wp-content, themes directory, in a folder called Medicenter.
That is because it is a WP theme NOT a sit template. They do not come “as is” in the demo - you have to either populate it with content or check to see if the theme has a XML file with demo content in it that you can import to make it look like the demo
This is a live site demo, and i have all the code files.
When i purchased the HTML version of the above site, and received the code files, it was up and running in vs2012 in minutes, and looked exactly like the demo.
I followed their instructions but seem to have ended up with a shell site, even though i have the code files.
It is as if WordPress is not recognizing the downloaded code files?
WP themes are NOT the same as Site Templates they are “themes” as in a styling they do not come with the page content pre compiled.
To make it look like the demo you nee dto go through the import process of CONTENT which is separate from INSTALLING the theme. Have you added any dummy XML file?
I always thought Widget exports were in JSON form with .wie extension. If you are 100% sure the JSON file is not in the folder (When you downloaded it did you select “main files” or “Installable WordPress Files Only” - you would need the “main files” download) then check it is not covered in the documentation? If not ask the author here http://support.quanticalabs.com/forum is difficult without access to the files for anyone to help on here. Good luck
Appearance >> Menus >> then assign “main menu” to the primary navigation location
In the video it is at 34 secs in BUT it uses WP 3.7 in the video which is slightly different to 3.8 SO in top left “select a menu to edit” and select “main menu” , then down the bottom under the page names “theme locations” make sure “primary menu” is ticked and then HIT SAVE
Sounds like you have imported multiple version when you added content etc. Just delete/remove duplicates and if the subpages etc are not located as sub items of the “page” bit (I cant see what you are seeing bear in mind) then just build the menu up with the pages you want (video 34 secs - the menu listing looks the same its only the locations part which is different in the video)
I tried that with Departments but only got the header, no sub menus.
All the other departments are not in the menus selection?
When i click on Departments - All Departments in the dashboard i can select all, and click apply, but they are still not an option within the menu selection.
No worries - did u solve the menu? If u can’t see the links click scren options top right an make air everything is ticked to be visible an to make sub items in menu just drag them to the right slightly so they sit offset from the parent page
As premium layers said the author has good support otherwise and knows the file best
I did get the site working, but what did not make sense was that i was missing half the top line menu items.
I was able to manually fix this with WP, but if i have the full source code files why should i have to do this ?
The original website also allows a user to select up to six colors on the home page.
Based on their video tutorial, i don’t see how this is possible, since they suggest clicking on the blue xml and json files, which obviously defaults the site to only a blue color.
I think you still have HTML sites and WP themes confused. HTML sites are code that is created to look a certain way with certain content pre entered. A WP theme is a styled framework (the code of which does not have pre inserted copy) which the user then has to set up by selecting colours, building pages, setting up menus and so on.
I would imagine if you find theme options (prob “appearance” then “theme options” ) you can change the colours etc there if different elements but again I can’t see it to tell you and this is best to read the documentation with the file or ask the author
