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Server Requirements

If you already have WordPress installed, it means that you meet the minimum server requirements and you can perfectly install this theme without any issues. To get the most out of your website though, you should get in touch with your web host and ask them if they meet the following criteria:

• PHP version 7.4 or greater.
• MySQL version 5.6 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greater.
• HTTPS support.

Prerequisites

Ignition Framework

This theme requires our free Ignition framework plugin to be installed. Simply visit the Downloads area, download the Ignition Framework plugin, upload it through your Dashboard > Plugins > Add new and Activate it.

It really doesn’t matter if you install the theme or the plugin first. Just make sure to install both in order for things to function as intended.

Read this for more information about the plugin installation procedure.

Theme installation

Installing the theme is a very simple process. Go to your dashboard under Appearance > Themes > Add new, click Upload Theme and upload the zip file. Once uploaded click Install Now and then the Activate Theme link. Here is a detailed overview on how to download and install the theme.

Once the theme is installed and activated you will be forwarded to the theme’s onboarding page.

Here you will be prompted to install and activate the Ignition Framework plugin if you haven’t done so already. Here you can also install our free custom blocks plugin, GutenBee. Through the onboarding page you have access to many useful links, such as the theme’s documentation, our knowledge base articles and direct links to our support hub.

In the Sample Content tab of the onboarding page you can install and activate all the plugins required to import the sample content and proceed with its installation. More info on that on the next section.

How to import the sample content

If you like what you see in our demo website you can simply import the sample content. This means that a close approximation of our demo website will be imported in your WordPress installation. Now all you have to do is simply replace the content of these pages with your content. Importing the sample content can help serve as a basis on which you can continue to build and expand your site, however keep in mind that this procedure is entirely optional.

A generic video guide on how to import the sample content can be found here.

The procedure:

• In your WordPress dashboard visit Appearance > Theme Options > Sample Content.
• Click Install and then Activate for each of the required plugins.
• Click the Get Started button and in the next screen, move over the screenshot of the builder/variation of your preference and click the Import Demo button.

Image sizes

Web page loading times are greatly affected by the size of your images. For best results make sure to use images with the recommended dimensions as described below:

• Main post thumbnail: 870x580px
• Item: 615x410px
• Item large: 1170x780px
• Article Media 510x510px
• Mini-cart items 160x160px

Setting up site-wide sections

It’s considered a good practice to set up the areas of your website that you won’t be editing a lot in the future, like the general site layout, the header, footer and some secondary functionality.

General Site Options

You can change your general site options under Appearance > Customize > Site Options. Under the Layout section you can control your site’s, blog’s and single blog post’s layout, as well as the site width and content/sidebar column ratio. The layout can then be overridden in each post/page individually. Under the Colors tab you can select the basic color palette for your installation and add a background image. Finally under Typography you can select the ideal font pairing from a full list of Google Fonts and customize font properties for key elements on desktop and mobile devices alike. You also have the option to disable Google Fonts altogether.

Header

The header on the theme consists of three key elements:

1. Top Bar
2. Logo
3. Main Menu

Top Bar

To edit the top bar go to Customize > Top Bar. Here you can toggle the top bar entirely and fill the 3 content areas with simple text, plain HTML, or shortcodes. We have used a custom menu, the weather and the language switcher on the theme’s demo.

[ignition-custom-menu name="socials"][ignition-current-weather id="4033936"][ignition-language-switcher]

Refer to the shortcodes section below for information regarding the shortcodes.

Logo

On the theme’s demo we haven’t set a logo. To upload a logo navigate to Customize > Site Identity. The recommended maximum width of your logo is 200px (or 400px if you prefer a retina ready logo) while you can use any height you want. You can upload two logos. The normal and the alternative one. The alternative logo can be used if you want a different logo to appear when the header layout is set to Transparent under Customize > Header > Layout.

Learn more about the header and its options.

Main Menu

If you are not familiar with WordPress menus here is a detailed guide.

Navigate to Customize > Menus. Enter a menu name (It can be anything you like) and click on the Create Menu button. In the next page click the Add Items button and start adding items to the menu. Now all you have to do is assign this menu to a location through the Menu Locations section, check the Main menu location and you are done. Your navigation menu should be now visible on your website.

Create a menu button

You can create a special button-like menu item by setting a certain class for to it. The class name is nav-button and you can set it under Appearance > Menus for the item you want. First enable this section from Screen Options.

This is a predefined class you can use for your menu items

The page title section

This section allows you to create an area just below the menu which can display the page’s title & subtitle along with a background image or color.

The page title section can be modified under Customize > Page title. You can choose to disable the page title with background section entirely, change its height, alignment, content and toggle the site’s breadcrumbs. Under the Colors section you can set a background color, a background image, an overlay color and also set the primary and the secondary text colors.

In some cases, like in our demo website, you might want to have different background images on different posts, pages and custom post types.

To achieve that create or edit a page. On the right sidebar locate the Page title image field. Upload a new image and preview this page. As you can see we have successfully overridden the image set in the Customizer settings.

In our Knowledge Base you can find more info about the page title section, the breadcrumbs and the page template overrides.

Footer

The footer area is a widgetized area that can be populated with widgets through Customize > Widgets. You can also remove the credits at the very bottom of this area by visiting Customize > Footer > Credits content section. You can also adjust the colors by setting a background color & image and modify the border, title and text colors.

Utilities

Lightbox

The theme offers a lightbox for your images which is by default disabled to avoid conflicts with third party plugins which offer lightboxes. If you want to use it you can enable it under Customize > Utilities > Lightbox.

Weather

You can choose to show the weather for a chosen location using the weather shortcode anywhere inside your installation. First you will need to set it up by providing an API key and location under Customize > Utilities > Weather.

Block editor Dark Mode

Some themes have dark color schemes which are reflected in the block editor, this can make working with certain blocks a bit harder. Enabling the editor dark mode using the provided checkbox will apply certain styles to the editor in order to improve the content creation experience.

Social Sharing

Via the social sharing panel you can allow users to share your posts & products to Twitter, Facebook & Pinterest with a single click.

For more detailed information regarding the customization options available on Ignition Framework based themes you can check out this knowledge base article.

Custom post types

Create a new Accommodation post

Accommodation items on the demo have the Full width narrow template set to it under Summary.

Navigate to Accommodation > Add New. Then under the Accommodation tab start adding the basic item attributes. These are:

• Summary: Control the location and appearance of the sidebar. More info about these options can be found here.
• Categories: Set a category for the item which will also serve as a filter on the post type’s listing pages.
• Featured image: Will appear on all related listings and on the item’s single page.
• Excerpt: Add a manual excerpt that will appear on post listings and on the page title section as a subtitle (if applicable).
• Page Title image: Set a custom post title background image for the item. Leave blank if you want to keep the default settings configured earlier.
• Page Settings: Here you can fine tune the item’s appearance. E.g. toggle the featured image, change header type, or hide the page title/subtitle. All our demo accommodation items have the Disable featured image for this Accommodation option selected (in favor of the slider), the header is set to normal, the page title with background is hidden while the rest are fetched from the global Customizer options. More info about these options can be found here.

Setting up the pages

Homepage

Create a new page under Pages > Add New, select the Full width boxed template under Summary and under Page Settings > Page Title set the Page title with background, normal title and normal subtitle options to hide. Next proceed to the content.

Start with a wide aligned Container block, set its height to 850px and its vertical content alignment to middle. Under block appearance set a background image, a background overlay color and enable the parallax effect. Inside the container we have a single column which houses a Heading, a Paragraph and a Button, all three blocks have their text alignment set to center.

Next up we have a Heading, two Paragraphs and a Button block for the intro section. The Apartments section consists of a Heading, Paragraph and a Post Types block with the Overlay block style selected displaying two items from the Apartments category of the Accommodation post type in a two column layout. Between the two sections there is a 40px tall spacer.

The explore the city section starts with another 40px tall spacer followed by a Heading, a couple of Paragraphs and a Gallery block displaying a justified gallery.

The French Cuisine section starts with another 40px tall Spacer followed by a Heading, a Paragraph, an Image, another Paragraph and a Button.

The final section starts with another Spacer block, followed by a Heading, a Paragraph and a Post Types block with the Overlay block style applied, displaying three items from the Room category of the Accommodation post type in a three column layout.

Accommodation

Create a new page under Pages > Add New, add a small excerpt which will appear as the page’s subtitle in the Page Title section, select the Full width boxed template under Summary, add a Page Title Image, and under Page Settings > Page Title set the Page title with background to show. Next proceed to the content.

The page’s content consists of a single Post Types block with the Overlay block style applied, the Accommodation post type selected and the Category Filters enabled.

Single Accommodation

Single accommodation items have a featured image set, a small excerpt with the price per night, the full width boxed template applied to them and under Summary we have the featured image disabled, the header type set to normal, and the page title section hidden.

The content starts with a wide aligned Core Group block containing a GutenBee Slideshow block.

Next up we have a Paragraph and a Video Embed block with a YouTube video.

Following we have another Paragraph, a Heading, a Core List with the room’s amenities, another Heading, a Core Table block with the room’s prices and another Paragraph.

Finally we have a Heading, a Gallery block displaying six images in a three column layout, a Paragraph, a Testimonial a Divider with style #3 applied to it, a Heading, a Paragraph and a Button block.

The various interspersed Image blocks offer the decorative squiggly line.

Services

The Meetings & Events, Restaurant, Weddings and Wellness pages share a similar content layout. The pages have a small excerpt, the Default template applied to them, a Page Title Image and the Page Title with Background set to show under Page Settings.

As far as content goes all pages consist of a mix of Headings and Paragraphs.

Blog

This is your main posts listing page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Contact

Create a new page under Pages > Add New, add a small excerpt, apply the Full width boxed template, set a Page Title Image and show the Page Title with Background under Page Settings.

The page’s content consists of some Paragraphs and Headings, along with a Google Maps block with its height set to 489px and a Contact Form 7 block which provides our contact form

Reservations

Create a new page under Pages > Add New, add a small excerpt, apply the Full width boxed template, set a Page Title Image and show the Page Title with Background under Page Settings.

The page’s content consists of a single Contact Form 7 block with a booking form.

Common features

This section offers information on features common on all Ignition Framework based themes.

Shortcodes

The Ignition Framework offers a multitude of custom shortcodes these are:

Custom menu: [ignition-custom-menu name="your menu name"]

Site search: [ignition-site-search]

Date: [ignition-date]

Weather: [ignition-current-weather id="your-location-id(optional)"]

Minicart button: [ignition-minicart-button]

Language switcher: [ignition-language-switcher]

Icon link: [ignition-icon-link]

Instagram Feed: [ignition-instagram-feed]

WooCommerce search: [ignition-wc-search]

For more information have a look at this knowledge base article about shortcodes and their usage.

Page options

All themes offer six different templates which modify the location and appearance of the sidebar and the main content’s width.

Additionally pages have a common set of options which allow you to customize the appearance of the page title section, toggle breadcrumbs and more.

All settings are inherited from Customizer. So you can actually set some global settings and if you wish change certain pages to have different behavior.

Read the following article for a detailed explanation of the available templates and their options.

WooCommerce

Ignition Framework based themes are compatible with WooCommerce giving you the ability to create awesome online stores which perfectly match the appearance of the rest of your site.

WooCommerce is an optional plugin. You don’t need to install it if you are not looking to build an online store.

After activating WooCommerce it will create and set some default pages. These will serve as your Shop, Cart, Checkout and My Account pages.

The framework offers various customization options both for the main product listing page under Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog and for single products under Customize > WooCommerce > Single Products.

Learn more about the WooCommerce integration and the options offered here.

Global Sections

With the Global Sections custom post type included in all Ignition Framework based themes users can create content which can be easily reused in more than 15 key theme locations. For example users can create a newsletter subscription call to action box and immediately display it above the footer on all (or some) posts and pages, or create a banner ad an easily add it between posts in post listings etc.

Check out our knowledge base article for more information about Global Sections.

Blog page

This is you main blog page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Widget areas

The theme provides special widget areas for your posts listings, pages and shop. You can use a plugin/module like Jetpack’s widget visibility to hide or show widgets for certain pages, posts or products.

Support

If you need help during the initial installation and setup of this theme feel free to get in touch and we will get back to you within 24 hours to help.

Server Requirements

If you already have WordPress installed, it means that you meet the minimum server requirements and you can perfectly install this theme without any issues. To get the most out of your website though, you should get in touch with your web host and ask them if they meet the following criteria:

• PHP version 7.4 or greater.
• MySQL version 5.6 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greater.
• HTTPS support.

Prerequisites

Ignition Framework

This theme requires our free Ignition framework plugin to be installed. Simply visit the Downloads area, download the Ignition Framework plugin, upload it through your Dashboard > Plugins > Add new and Activate it.

It really doesn’t matter if you install the theme or the plugin first. Just make sure to install both in order to get the whole functionality.

Here you can find an overview of how to download and install the plugin.

Theme installation

Installing the theme is a very simple process. Go to your dashboard under Appearance > Themes > Add new, click Upload Theme and upload the zip file. Once uploaded click Install Now and then the Activate Theme link. Here is a detailed overview on how to download and install the theme.

Once the theme is installed and activated you will be forwarded to the theme’s onboarding page.

Here you will be prompted to install and activate the Ignition Framework plugin if you haven’t done so already. Here you can also install our free custom blocks plugin, GutenBee. Through the onboarding page you have access to many useful links, such as the theme’s documentation, our knowledge base articles and direct links to our support hub.

In the Sample Content tab of the onboarding page you can install and activate all the plugins required to import the sample content and proceed with its installation. More info on that on the next section.

How to import the sample content

If you like what you see in our demo website you can simply import the sample content. This means that a close approximation of our demo website will be imported in your WordPress installation. Now all you have to do is replace the content of these pages with yours. Importing the sample content can help serve as a basis on which you can continue to build and expand your site, however keep in mind that this procedure is entirely optional.

Check out a generic overview of the sample content import procedure.

The procedure:

• In your WordPress dashboard visit Appearance > Theme Options > Sample Content.
• Click Install and then Activate for each of the required plugins.
• Click the Get Started button and in the next screen, move over the screenshot of the builder/variation of your preference and click the Import Demo button.

Image sizes

Web page loading times are greatly affected by the size of your images. For best results make sure to use images with the recommended dimensions as described below:

• Main post thumbnail: 870x580px
• Item: 615x410px
• Large Item: 1170x780px
• Article Media: 510x510px
• Mini-cart items: 160x160px

Setting up site-wide sections

It’s considered a good practice to set up the areas of your website that you won’t be editing a lot in the future, like the general site layout, the header, footer and some secondary functionality.

General Site Options

You can change your general site options under Appearance > Customize > Site Options. Under the Layout section you can control your site’s, blog’s and single blog post’s layout, as well as the site width and content/sidebar column ratio. The layout can then be overridden in each post/page individually. Under the Colors tab you can select the basic color palette for your installation and add a background image. Finally under Typography you can select the ideal font pairing from a full list of Google Fonts and customize font properties for key elements on desktop and mobile devices alike. You also have the option to disable Google Fonts altogether.

Read this knowledge base article for more information regarding the site options.

Header

The header on the theme consists of three key elements:

1. Top Bar
2. Logo
3. Main Menu

The layout of the header can be set globally under Customize > Header > Layout.

Top Bar

To edit the top bar go to Customize > Top Bar. Here you can toggle the top bar entirely and fill the 3 content areas with simple text, plain HTML, or shortcodes. Refer to the shortcodes section below for information regarding the shortcodes. Top bar colors can also be modified through this tab. On the theme’s demo the top bar is disabled altogether.

Logo

The recommended maximum width of your logo is 200px (or double that if you want a retina ready logo) while you can use any height you want. To upload your logo go to Customize > Site Identity. You can upload two logos. The normal and the alternative one. The alternative logo can be used if you want a different logo to appear when the header layout is set to Transparent under Customize > Header > Layout. In the theme’s demo we use just the default logo.

Learn more about the header and its options.

Main Menu

If you are not familiar with WordPress menus here is a detailed guide.

Navigate to Customize > Menus. Enter a menu name (It can be anything you like) and click on the Create Menu button. In the next page click the Add Items button and start adding items to the menu. Now all you have to do is assign this menu to a location through the Menu Locations section, check the Main menu location and you are done. Your navigation menu should be now visible on your website.

Create a menu button

You can create a special button-like menu item by setting a certain class for to it. The class name is nav-button and you can set it under Appearance > Menus for the item you want. First enable this section from Screen Options.

The page title section

The page title section can be modified under Customize > Page title. You can choose to disable the page title section entirely, change its height, alignment, content and toggle the site’s breadcrumbs. Under the Colors section you can set a background color, a background image, an overlay color and also set the primary and the secondary text colors.

It is possible to have different background images on different posts, pages and custom post types. To achieve that set the section up globally and then create or edit a page. On the right sidebar locate the Page title image field. Upload a new image and preview this page. As you can see we have successfully overridden the image set in the Customizer settings.

In our Knowledge Base you can find more info about the page title section, the breadcrumbs and the page template overrides.

Footer

The footer on the theme’s demo is a standard widgetized area that can be populated with widgets through Customize > Widgets. You can customize its layout and adjust the colors by setting a background color & image and modify the border, title and text colors.

Utilities

Lightbox

The theme offers a lightbox for your images which is by default disabled to avoid conflicts with third party plugins which offer lightboxes. If you want to use it you can enable it under Customize > Utilities > Lightbox.

Weather

You can choose to show the weather for a chosen location using the weather shortcode anywhere inside your installation. First you will need to set it up by providing an API key and location under Customize > Utilities > Weather.

Block editor Dark Mode

Some themes have dark color schemes which are reflected in the block editor, this can make working with certain blocks a bit harder. Enabling the editor dark mode using the provided checkbox will apply certain styles to the editor in order to improve the content creation experience.

Social Sharing

Via the social sharing panel you can allow users to share your posts & products to Twitter, Facebook & Pinterest with a single click.

For more detailed information regarding the customization options available on Ignition Framework based themes you can check out this knowledge base article.

Custom post types

Create a new Service

Navigate to Services > Add New. Then under the Service tab start adding the basic item attributes. These are:

• Summary: Control the location and appearance of the sidebar. More info about these options can be found here.
• Categories: Set a category for the item which will also serve as a filter on the post type’s listing pages.
• Featured image: Will appear on all related listings and on the item’s single page.
• Excerpt: Add a manual excerpt that will appear on post listings and on the page title section as a subtitle (if applicable).
• Page Title image: Set a custom post title background image for the item. Leave blank if you want to keep the default settings configured earlier.
• Page Settings: Here you can fine tune the item’s appearance. E.g. toggle the featured image, change header type, hide the page title/subtitle, breadcrumbs etc. All our demo services have Remove top/bottom content padding and Show Page Title with Background options selected while the rest are fetched from the global Customizer options. More info about these options can be found here.

Create a Service sidebar navigation

Create a new menu under Customize > Menus, don’t set any location to it and add your service posts as menu items. If custom post types don’t appear when trying to add them to the menu you can enable them under Screen Options.

Under the Widgets panel in the Customizer add a Navigation menu widget in the Services sidebar and select the services menu you have just created for it.

Create a new Portfolio

Navigate to Portfolio > Add New. Then under the Portfolio tab start adding the basic item attributes. These are:

• Summary: Control the location and appearance of the sidebar. More info about these options can be found here.
• Categories: Set a category for the item which will also serve as a filter on the post type’s listing pages.
• Featured image: Will appear on all related listings and on the item’s single page.
• Excerpt: Add a manual excerpt that will appear on post listings and on the page title section as a subtitle (if applicable).
• Page Title image: Set a custom post title background image for the item. Leave blank if you want to keep the default settings configured earlier.
• Page Settings: Here you can fine tune the item’s appearance. E.g. toggle the featured image, change header type, hide the page title/subtitle, breadcrumbs etc. Demo items have the featured image hidden, header type set to normal and the page title section hidden, the rest are inherited from the Customizer. More info about these options can be found here.

Create a new Team Member

Navigate to Team > Add New. Then under the Team Member tab start adding the basic item attributes. These are:

• Summary: Control the location and appearance of the sidebar. More info about these options can be found here.
• Categories: Set a category for the item which will also serve as a filter on the post type’s listing pages.
• Featured image: Will appear on all related listings and on the item’s single page.
• Excerpt: Add a manual excerpt that will appear on post listings and on the page title section as a subtitle (if applicable).
• Page Title image: Set a custom post title background image for the item. Leave blank if you want to keep the default settings configured earlier.
• Page Settings: Here you can fine tune the item’s appearance. E.g. toggle the featured image, change header type, hide the page title/subtitle, breadcrumbs etc. Demo items inherit options from the Customizer. More info about these options can be found here.

Setting up the pages

Homepage

Create a new page under Pages > Add New and set to it the Full width boxed template under Summary. Next under Page Settings > Content Area tab, check the Remove top/bottom content padding. Under Header tab, set Header Type to Transparent, and under Page Title tab, set all options to hide.

The homepage content starts with a fully aligned Container block with the theme grid enabled, its height set to -1 (viewport height) and vertical content alignment set to middle. Under block appearance we have an overlay color set, a background image, a background video and bottom margin of 90px. Inside the block we have a single Column containing two Heading blocks.

Next we have another Container block with two columns and 90px bottom margin. The left column has a width of 70% and the right one (which is left empty) covers the rest. The left column contains a Paragraph, a Heading and another Paragraph.

The services section starts out with a Paragraph and a Heading followed by a Container block, the block consists of 3 equal columns and has a bottom margin of 90px. Each column contains an Icon Box block which displays the info of the relevant service.

The Projects section starts with a Paragraph as the overtitle, a Heading and a Container block. The Container block has a single Column and 90px bottom margin. Inside the column we have a Post Types block with the Overlay style applied to it, displaying two posts from the Portfolio post type in a two column layout.

Next we have a fully aligned Container block with two equal columns, the theme grid enabled, vertical content alignment set to middle, an overlay background color, background image, parallax enabled and 90px bottom margin. Inside the left Column we have a Testimonial block. The right column is left empty.

The homepage ends with the clients section which starts with a Paragraph as the overtitle, a Heading and two Container blocks. Each Container has 4 equal columns and each one contains an Image block with the client logo.

Services

Create a new page with the Full width boxed template set under Summary. Set an image as the Page Title Image and in the Page Settings section remove the top/bottom padding, set the header type to transparent, set to show the page title section, hide the title & subtitle, and leave the breadcrumb option as is.

The page’s content starts with a Container block with two equal columns and 90px top padding. The left Column contains a Core Heading and the right one a Paragraph block. Next up are two more Containers. Each one has 4 equal columns with an Image Box each.

Next we have a fully aligned Container block with two equal columns, the theme grid enabled, vertical content alignment set to middle, an overlay background color, background image, parallax enabled, 250px top/bottom padding and 90px top margin. The left column contains a Testimonial block and the right is left empty.

Below we have another Container block with two equal columns. The left one contains a Core Heading block and a Paragraph, the right is empty.

Finally the alternating process section consists of four Container blocks with two equal Columns each. The one column contains a Banner with a background color and a box shadow, inside the Banner we find two Headings and a Paragraph. The other column is left empty. The other three Containers have the same contents with the positions of the empty column alternating each time.

Portfolio

Create a new page with the Full width boxed template set under Summary. Set an image as the Page Title Image and in the Page Settings section leave everything as is.

The page’s content consists of a Post Types block with the Overlay style applied to it. The block displays 6 posts from the portfolio post type in a two column layout.

About Us

Create a new page with the Full width boxed template set under Summary. Set an image as the Page Title Image and in the Page Settings section set the header type to transparent and hide the breadcrumbs.

The page’s content starts with a Container block with two columns. The left one has a width of 30% and contains a Heading and the right one contains a Paragraph.

Next we have another Container with three equal columns. Each column contains an Icon Box with a background color and a box shadow set.

The team section has the same exact layout but with Image Boxes instead of Icon boxes in the columns.

Blog

This is your main posts listing page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Contact

Create a new page with the Full width template set under Summary and a small excerpt. Set an image as the Page Title Image and in the Page Settings section remove the top/bottom content padding, set the header type to transparent and hide the breadcrumbs.

The page content starts with a fully aligned Container block with two columns and the theme grid enabled. The left column has a width of 66.66% and contains a Paragraph and a Contact Form 7 block. The right column contains a few sets of Heading/Paragraph blocks and a Core Social Icons block.

Below we have another Container block with a single column. Inside we have a Google Maps block with a height of 480px.

Business3ree’s Global Sections

The theme features two Global sections (on your site you can add as many as you wish) that appear before the footer. Create a new global section under Global Sections > Add New and proceed to the content.

Content wise both global sections consist of a fully aligned container block with the theme grid enabled, a background image and an overlay set. Inside we have two columns, the left one contains a Heading and a Paragraph and the right one a Button block.

The first global section appears on all pages except the portfolio and contact ones.

The other global section (which has an identical layout with a different overlay and button background color), appears only on the Portfolio listing page.

Common Features

Shortcodes

The Ignition Framework offers a multitude of custom shortcodes these are:

Custom menu: [ignition-custom-menu name=”your menu name”]

Site search: [ignition-site-search]

Date: [ignition-date]

Weather: [ignition-current-weather id=”your-location-id(optional)”]

Minicart button: [ignition-minicart-button]

Language switcher: [ignition-language-switcher]

Icon link: [ignition-icon-link]

Instagram Feed: [ignition-instagram-feed]

WooCommerce search: [ignition-wc-search]

For more information have a look at this knowledge base article about shortcodes and their usage.

Page options

All themes offer six different templates which modify the location and appearance of the sidebar and the main content’s width.

Additionally pages have a common set of options which allow you to customize the appearance of the page title section, toggle breadcrumbs and more.

All settings are inherited from Customizer. So you can actually set some global settings and if you wish change certain pages to have different behavior.

For a detailed explanation of the available templates and their options you can read this article.

WooCommerce

Ignition Framework based themes are compatible with WooCommerce giving you the ability to create awesome online stores which perfectly match the appearance of the rest of your site.

WooCommerce is an optional plugin. You don’t need to install it if you are not looking to build an online store.

After activating WooCommerce it will create and set some default pages. These will serve as your Shop, Cart, Checkout and My Account pages.

The framework offers various customization options both for the main product listing page under Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog and for single products under Customize > WooCommerce > Single Products.

Learn more about the WooCommerce integration and the options offered.

Global Sections

With the Global Sections custom post type included in all Ignition Framework based themes users can create content which can be easily reused in more than 15 key theme locations. For example users can create a newsletter subscription call to action box and immediately display it above the footer on all (or some) posts and pages, or create a banner ad an easily add it between posts in post listings etc.

Learn more about Global Sections here.

Blog page

This is you main blog page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Options. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Widget areas

The theme provides special widget areas for your posts listings, pages and shop. You can use a plugin/module like Jetpack’s widget visibility to hide or show widgets for certain pages, posts or products.

Page builder support

Ignition Framework based themes work seamlessly with popular page builders like Elementor, Divi, Beaver builder and more to cater to the needs of those who like to build things visually.

Support

If you need help during the initial installation and setup of this theme feel free to get in touch and we will get back to you within 24 hours to help.

Server Requirements

If you already have WordPress installed, it means that you meet the minimum server requirements and you can perfectly install this theme without any issues. To get the most out of your website though, you should get in touch with your web host and ask them if they meet the following criteria:

• PHP version 7.4 or greater.
• MySQL version 5.6 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greater.
• HTTPS support.

Prerequisites

Ignition Framework

This theme requires our free Ignition framework plugin to be installed. Simply visit the Downloads area, download the Ignition Framework plugin, upload it through your Dashboard > Plugins > Add new and Activate it.

It really doesn’t matter if you install the theme or the plugin first. Just make sure to install both in order to get the whole functionality.

Here you can find an overview of how to download and install the plugin.

Theme installation

Installing the theme is a very simple process. Go to your dashboard under Appearance > Themes > Add new, click Upload Theme and upload the zip file. Once uploaded click Install Now and then the Activate Theme link. Here is a detailed overview on how to download and install the theme.

Once the theme is installed and activated you will be forwarded to the theme’s onboarding page.

Here you will be prompted to install and activate the Ignition Framework plugin if you haven’t done so already. Here you can also install our free custom blocks plugin, GutenBee. Through the onboarding page you have access to many useful links, such as the theme’s documentation, our knowledge base articles and direct links to our support hub.

In the Sample Content tab of the onboarding page you can install and activate all the plugins required to import the sample content and proceed with its installation. More info on that on the next section.

How to import the sample content

If you like what you see in our demo website you can simply import the sample content. This means that a close approximation of our demo website will be imported in your WordPress installation. Now all you have to do is replace the content of these pages with yours. Importing the sample content can help serve as a basis on which you can continue to build and expand your site, however keep in mind that this procedure is entirely optional.

Check out a generic overview of the sample content import procedure.

The procedure:

• In your WordPress dashboard visit Appearance > Theme Options > Sample Content.
• Click Install and then Activate for each of the required plugins.
• Click the Get Started button and in the next screen, move over the screenshot of the builder/variation of your preference and click the Import Demo button.

Image sizes

Web page loading times are greatly affected by the size of your images. For best results make sure to use images with the recommended dimensions as described below:

• Main post thumbnail: 960x640px
• Item: 615x410px
• Large Item: 1290x860px
• Article Media: 510x510px
• Mini-cart items: 160x160px

Setting up site-wide sections

It’s considered a good practice to set up the areas of your website that you won’t be editing a lot in the future, like the general site layout, the header, footer and some secondary functionality.

General Site Options

You can change your general site options under Appearance > Customize > Site Options. Under the Layout section you can control your site’s, blog’s and single blog post’s layout, as well as the site width and content/sidebar column ratio. The layout can then be overridden in each post/page individually. Under the Colors tab you can select the basic color palette for your installation and add a background image. Finally under Typography you can select the ideal font pairing from a full list of Google Fonts and customize font properties for key elements on desktop and mobile devices alike. You also have the option to disable Google Fonts altogether.

Read this knowledge base article for more information regarding the site options.

Header

The header on the theme consists of four key elements:

1. Top Bar
2. Logo
3. Main Menu
4. Header content

Top Bar

To edit the top bar go to Customize > Top Bar. Here you can toggle the top bar entirely and fill the 3 content areas with simple text, plain HTML, or shortcodes. Refer to the shortcodes section below for information regarding the shortcodes.

The left content area on the theme’s demo contains some text, the middle one is blank and the right one hosts the language switcher shortcode (this requires WPML or Polylang in order to work):

[ignition-language-switcher]

Top bar colors can also be modified through this tab.

Logo

The recommended maximum width of your logo is 260px (or double that if you want a retina ready logo) while you can use any height you want. To upload your logo go to Customize > Site Identity. You can upload two logos. The normal and the alternative one. The alternative logo can be used if you want a different logo to appear when the header layout is set to Transparent under Customize > Header > Layout. In the theme’s demo we use just the default logo.

Learn more about the header and its options.

Main Menu

If you are not familiar with WordPress menus here is a detailed guide.

Navigate to Customize > Menus. Enter a menu name (It can be anything you like) and click on the Create Menu button. In the next page click the Add Items button and start adding items to the menu. Now all you have to do is assign this menu to a location through the Menu Locations section, check the Main menu location and you are done. Your navigation menu should be now visible on your website.

Create a menu button

You can create a special button-like menu item by setting a certain class for to it. The class name is nav-button and you can set it under Appearance > Menus for the item you want. First enable this section from Screen Options.

Header content

You can add some content to the theme’s header next to the logo by utilizing the content area available under Customize > Header > Content. In the theme’s demo this content area hosts a link to the WooCommerce’s my account page and two shortcodes to display the mini-cart and a search box.

<a href="/my-account/"&gtMy Account&lt/a> [ignition-minicart-button][ignition-site-search post_type="product"]

The page title section

The page title section can be modified under Customize > Page title. You can choose to disable the page title section entirely, change its height, alignment, content and toggle the site’s breadcrumbs. Under the Colors section you can set a background color, a background image, an overlay color and also set the primary and the secondary text colors.

The page title with background option is disabled on the theme’s demo. If you choose to use it on your site you might want to have different background images on different posts, pages and custom post types.

To achieve that set the section up globally and then create or edit a page. On the right sidebar locate the Page title image field. Upload a new image and preview this page. As you can see we have successfully overridden the image set in the Customizer settings.

In our Knowledge Base you can find more info about the page title section, the breadcrumbs and the page template overrides.

Footer

The footer area is a widgetized area that can be populated with widgets through Customize > Widgets. You can also remove the credits at the very bottom of this area by visiting Customize > Footer > Credits content. You can also adjust the colors by setting a background color & image and modify the border, title and text colors.

Utilities

Lightbox

The theme offers a lightbox for your images which is by default disabled to avoid conflicts with third party plugins which offer lightboxes. If you want to use it you can enable it under Customize > Utilities > Lightbox.

Weather

You can choose to show the weather for a chosen location using the weather shortcode anywhere inside your installation. First you will need to set it up by providing an API key and location under Customize > Utilities > Weather.

Block editor Dark Mode

Some themes have dark color schemes which are reflected in the block editor, this can make working with certain blocks a bit harder. Enabling the editor dark mode using the provided checkbox will apply certain styles to the editor in order to improve the content creation experience.

For more detailed information regarding the customization options available on Ignition Framework based themes you can check out this knowledge base article.

Custom post types

Neto does not utilize any of the Ignition Framework’s custom post types, except from the special global sections. The only custom post type used extensively on Neto is the product custom post type provided by WooCommerce.

Creating a new Product

Go to Products > Add Product then enter a product Title and Description.

Go to the Product Data panel and select a Simple product with a price and a sale price as shown below:

Set your Product featured image and image galleries.

Save the Product and you can start selling!

Learn all about creating and managing products here.

Product Categories

Product categories and tags work in much the same way as normal categories and tags you have when writing posts in WordPress. They can be created, edited, and selected at any time. This can be done when you first create a product or come back and edit it or the category/tag specifically. You can also control your thumbnail icon for that category as well as the hero page title background image.

Setting a Product category as a menu item is easy. Navigate to Appearance > Menus and enable Product Categories as menu items from Screen Options.

Setting up the pages

Home – Grid

Create a new page under Pages > Add new and apply to it the full width boxed template under Summary, then set the normal page title, subtitle and breadcrumbs to hide under Page Settings > Page Title. Now you can proceed to the content.

The page’s content starts out with a Container block with two columns and 90px bottom margin set under Block Appearance. In the left column we have a 600px tall Banner block with bottom vertical content alignment, a background image, an overlay color and 30px padding. Inside the banner we have a Heading, a Paragraph and a Button block. In the right column we have two 285px tall container blocks with the same configuration as the previous one, the first block also has 30px bottom margin. The contents of both Banners is the same as with the left one.

Next up we have a Heading block followed by a WooCommerce Hand-picked Products block displaying four products in a four column layout. Following is a 60px tall Spacer block. After that comes a 654px tall Container block with bottom vertical content alignment and a background image set. Inside we have a single column containing a Countdown block with 100px left/right padding and -27px bottom margin. Closing out the section we have a Heading, a Paragraph, a Button and another 60px Spacer.

The final section of the homepage consists of a Heading, a WooCommerce Newest Products block displaying four products in a four column layout and a 10px spacer.

Home – Video

This page has just one difference compared to the previous one. It starts out with a 580px tall Container block with middle vertical content alignment, an overlay color, a background image and a background video set under Block Appearance. Inside the container we find a Heading and a Button block.

Home – Slider

Again here only the first section is different to the previous two pages. Here the first container houses a single column with a Core Shortcode block which carries the shortcode for a MaxSlider provided slideshow.

Shop

The shop page is automatically created upon WooCommerce’s activation. On the theme’s demo we have set the page’s layout to Full width boxed and opted for our products to display an alternate image when hovered under Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog. Read here for more info on WooCommerce related options available on the theme.

Blog

This is your main posts listing page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

About

Create a new page under Pages > Add new and apply to it the full width boxed template under Summary, then set the normal page title, subtitle and breadcrumbs to hide under Page Settings > Page Title. Now you can proceed to the content.

The about page consists of three iterations of the Core Columns block with two columns each with 33.33/66.66 layout, the Columns block is followed by a Divider block. The left column always contains a Heading and a Core Paragraph block. The right column in the first iteration contains an Image block and another Core Columns block with two equal columns containing a GutenBee Heading and a Core Paragraph each. In the second iteration the right column contains another Core Columns block with two equal columns containing an Image, a Heading and a Core Paragraph each. In the third iteration the right column contains three Testimonial Blocks.

FAQ

Create a new page under Pages > Add new and apply to it the full width boxed template under Summary, then set the normal page title, subtitle and breadcrumbs to hide under Page Settings > Page Title. Now you can proceed to the content.

The FAQ page’s content consists of three Core Columns blocks with two columns each in the 33.33/66.66 layout. The left column in each one contains a Heading and a Core Paragraph block. The right column contains an Accordion block.

Size Guide

Create a new page under Pages > Add new and apply to it the full width boxed template under Summary, then set the normal page title, subtitle and breadcrumbs to hide under Page Settings > Page Title. Now you can proceed to the content.

The page’s content consists of multiple groups of Heading and Core Table blocks. Core Tables have the Stripes style selected and the Header section enabled.

Store Locator

Create a new page under Pages > Add new and apply to it the full width boxed template under Summary, then set the normal page title, subtitle and breadcrumbs to hide under Page Settings > Page Title. Now you can proceed to the content.

The page’s content consists of two Core Columns blocks with two columns each in the 33.33/66.66 layout. The left column contains a Heading and two Core Paragraph blocks. The right column contains another Core Columns block with a single column containing a Google Maps block.

Neto’s Global Section

The theme features one Global section (on your site you can add as many as you wish) that appears before the footer sitewide and displays an Instagram feed carousel. Create a new global section under Global Sections > Add New and proceed to the content.

For the section’s content we have a single Core Shortcode block with the framework’s Instagram feed shortcode.

[ignition-instagram-feed autoplay=1]

Under the Global Section Settings metabox, in the Conditions tab you can set where the section will appear.

Common Features

Shortcodes

The Ignition Framework offers a multitude of custom shortcodes these are:

Custom menu: [ignition-custom-menu name=”your menu name”]

Site search: [ignition-site-search]

Date: [ignition-date]

Weather: [ignition-current-weather id=”your-location-id(optional)”]

Minicart button: [ignition-minicart-button]

Language switcher: [ignition-language-switcher]

Icon link: [ignition-icon-link]

Instagram Feed: [ignition-instagram-feed]

WooCommerce search: [ignition-wc-search]

For more information have a look at this knowledge base article about shortcodes and their usage.

Page options

All themes offer six different templates which modify the location and appearance of the sidebar and the main content’s width.

Additionally pages have a common set of options which allow you to customize the appearance of the page title section, toggle breadcrumbs and more.

All settings are inherited from Customizer. So you can actually set some global settings and if you wish change certain pages to have different behavior.

For a detailed explanation of the available templates and their options you can read this article.

WooCommerce

Ignition Framework based themes are compatible with WooCommerce giving you the ability to create awesome online stores which perfectly match the appearance of the rest of your site.

WooCommerce is an optional plugin. You don’t need to install it if you are not looking to build an online store.

After activating WooCommerce it will create and set some default pages. These will serve as your Shop, Cart, Checkout and My Account pages.

The framework offers various customization options both for the main product listing page under Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog and for single products under Customize > WooCommerce > Single Products.

Learn more about the WooCommerce integration and the options offered.

Global Sections

With the Global Sections custom post type included in all Ignition Framework based themes users can create content which can be easily reused in more than 15 key theme locations. For example users can create a newsletter subscription call to action box and immediately display it above the footer on all (or some) posts and pages, or create a banner ad an easily add it between posts in post listings etc.

Learn more about Global Sections here.

Blog page

This is you main blog page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Widget areas

The theme provides special widget areas for your posts listings, pages and shop. You can use a plugin/module like Jetpack’s widget visibility to hide or show widgets for certain pages, posts or products.

Page builder support

Ignition Framework based themes work seamlessly with popular page builders like Elementor, Divi, Beaver builder and more to cater to the needs of those who like to build things visually.

Support

If you need help during the initial installation and setup of this theme feel free to get in touch and we will get back to you within 24 hours to help.

Server Requirements

If you already have WordPress installed, it means that you meet the minimum server requirements and you can perfectly install this theme without any issues. To get the most out of your website though, you should get in touch with your web host and ask them if they meet the following criteria:

• PHP version 7.4 or greater.
• MySQL version 5.6 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greater.
• HTTPS support.

Prerequisites

Ignition Framework

This theme requires our free Ignition framework plugin to be installed. Simply visit the Downloads area, download the Ignition Framework plugin, upload it through your Dashboard > Plugins > Add new and Activate it.

It really doesn’t matter if you install the theme or the plugin first. Just make sure to install both in order to get the whole functionality.

Here you can find an overview of how to download and install the plugin.

Theme installation

Installing the theme is a very simple process. Go to your dashboard under Appearance > Themes > Add new, click Upload Theme and upload the zip file. Once uploaded click Install Now and then the Activate Theme link. Here is a detailed overview on how to download and install the theme.

Once the theme is installed and activated you will be forwarded to the theme’s onboarding page.

Here you will be prompted to install and activate the Ignition Framework plugin if you haven’t done so already. Here you can also install our free custom blocks plugin, GutenBee. Through the onboarding page you have access to many useful links, such as the theme’s documentation, our knowledge base articles and direct links to our support hub.

In the Sample Content tab of the onboarding page you can install and activate all the plugins required to import the sample content and proceed with its installation. More info on that on the next section.

How to import the sample content

If you like what you see in our demo website you can simply import the sample content. This means that a close approximation of our demo website will be imported in your WordPress installation. Now all you have to do is replace the content of these pages with yours. Importing the sample content can help serve as a basis on which you can continue to build and expand your site, however keep in mind that this procedure is entirely optional.

Check out a generic overview of the sample content import procedure.

The procedure:

• In your WordPress dashboard visit Appearance > Theme Options > Sample Content.
• Click Install and then Activate for each of the required plugins.
• Click the Get Started button and in the next screen the Import Demo Data button.

Image sizes

Web page loading times are greatly affected by the size of your images. For best results make sure to use images with the recommended dimensions as described below:

• Main post thumbnail: 1090x725px
• Item: 615x410px
• Large Item: 1520x1015px
• Article Media: 675x453px
• Mini-cart items: 160x160px

Setting up site-wide sections

It’s considered a good practice to set up the areas of your website that you won’t be editing a lot in the future, like the general site layout, the header, footer and some secondary functionality.

General Site Options

You can change your general site options under Appearance > Customize > Site Options. Under the Layout section you can control your site’s and blog’s layout, as well as the site width and content/sidebar column ratio. The layout can then be overridden in each post/page individually. Under the Colors tab you can select the basic color palette for your installation and add a background image. Finally under Typography you can select the ideal font pairing from a full list of Google Fonts and customize font properties for key elements on desktop and mobile devices alike. You also have the option to disable Google Fonts altogether.

Read this knowledge base article for more information regarding the site options.

Header

The header on the theme consists of three key elements:

1. Top Bar
2. Logo
3. Main Menu

Top Bar

To edit the top bar go to Customize > Top Bar. Here you can toggle the top bar entirely, fill any of the 3 content areas with simple text, plain HTML, or shortcodes and modify the top bar’s colors. Refer to the shortcodes section below for information regarding the shortcodes. The top bar is turned off on the theme’s demo.

Logo

The recommended maximum width of your logo is 200px (or double that if you want a retina ready logo) while you can use any height you want. To upload your logo go to Customize > Site Identity. You can upload two logos. The normal and the alternative one. The alternative logo can be used if you want a different logo to appear when the header layout is set to Transparent under Customize > Header > Layout. In the theme’s demo we don’t use a logo image.

Learn more about the header and its options.

Main Menu

If you are not familiar with WordPress menus here is a detailed guide.

Navigate to Customize > Menus. Enter a menu name (It can be anything you like) and click on the Create Menu button. In the next page click the Add Items button and start adding items to the menu. Now all you have to do is assign this menu to a location through the Menu Locations section, check the Main menu location and you are done. Your navigation menu should be now visible on your website.

Create a menu button

You can create a special button-like menu item by setting a certain class for to it. The class name is nav-button and you can set it under Appearance > Menus for the item you want. First enable this section from Screen Options.

The page title section

The page title section can be modified under Customize > Page title. You can choose to disable the page title section entirely, change its height, alignment, content and toggle the site’s breadcrumbs. Under the Colors section you can set a background color, a background image, an overlay color and also set the primary and the secondary text colors.

The page title with background option is disabled on the theme’s demo. If you choose to use it on your site you might want to have different background images on different posts, pages and custom post types.

To achieve that set the section up globally and then create or edit a page. On the right sidebar locate the Page title image field. Upload a new image and preview this page. As you can see we have successfully overridden the image set in the Customizer settings.

In our Knowledge Base you can find more info about the page title section, the breadcrumbs and the page template overrides.

Footer

The footer area is a widgetized area that can be populated with widgets through Customize > Widgets. You can also remove the credits at the very bottom of this area by visiting Customize > Footer > Credits content. You can also adjust the colors by setting a background color & image and modify the border, title and text colors.

Utilities

Lightbox

The theme offers a lightbox for your images which is by default disabled to avoid conflicts with third party plugins which offer lightboxes. If you want to use it you can enable it under Customize > Utilities > Lightbox.

Weather

You can choose to show the weather for a chosen location using the weather shortcode anywhere inside your installation. First you will need to set it up by providing an API key and location under Customize > Utilities > Weather.

Block editor Dark Mode

Some themes have dark color schemes which are reflected in the block editor, this can make working with certain blocks a bit harder. Enabling the editor dark mode using the provided checkbox will apply certain styles to the editor in order to improve the content creation experience.

For more detailed information regarding the customization options available on Ignition Framework based themes you can check out this knowledge base article.

Setting up the pages

Blog

This page will serve as your posts listing and home page. Create a new page and under Page Settings > Page Title, hide the Normal Page Title & Subtitle. Then set this page as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. Customization options for the post listings can be found under Customize > Blog in the Archives section.

Tinos gives you the ability to display the post excerpt in a single or a two column layout on post listing pages. You can pick the one you want from the Posts content columns drop down and also customize the excerpt length to be displayed on the listing pages to show more or less of the content.

Contact

Create a new page and set it to display the Normal Page Title under Page Settings.

The page’s content consists of a Container block with two columns in the 33.33/66.66 layout. The left column contains a mix of Core Paragraphs and Headings with some contact info and the right column contains a Core Shortcode block with a Contact Form 7 shortcode inside.

Common Features

Shortcodes

The Ignition Framework offers a multitude of custom shortcodes these are:

Custom menu: [ignition-custom-menu name=”your menu name”]

Site search: [ignition-site-search]

Date: [ignition-date]

Weather: [ignition-current-weather id=”your-location-id(optional)”]

Minicart button: [ignition-minicart-button]

Language switcher: [ignition-language-switcher]

Icon link: [ignition-icon-link]

Instagram Feed: [ignition-instagram-feed]

WooCommerce search: [ignition-wc-search]

For more information have a look at this knowledge base article about shortcodes and their usage.

Page options

All themes offer six different templates which modify the location and appearance of the sidebar and the main content’s width.

Additionally pages have a common set of options which allow you to customize the appearance of the page title section, toggle breadcrumbs and more.

All settings are inherited from Customizer. So you can actually set some global settings and if you wish change certain pages to have different behavior.

Here is a detailed explanation of the available templates and their options.

WooCommerce

Ignition Framework based themes are compatible with WooCommerce giving you the ability to create awesome online stores which perfectly match the appearance of the rest of your site.

WooCommerce is an optional plugin. You don’t need to install it if you are not looking to build an online store.

After activating WooCommerce it will create and set some default pages. These will serve as your Shop, Cart, Checkout and My Account pages.

The framework offers various customization options both for the main product listing page under Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog and for single products under Customize > WooCommerce > Single Products.

Learn more about the WooCommerce integration and the options offered.

Global Sections

With the Global Sections custom post type included in all Ignition Framework based themes users can create content which can be easily reused in more than 15 key theme locations. For example users can create a newsletter subscription call to action box and immediately display it above the footer on all (or some) posts and pages, or create a banner ad an easily add it between posts in post listings etc.

Learn more about Global Sections here.

Blog page

This is you main blog page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Widget areas

The theme provides special widget areas for your posts listings, pages and shop. You can use a plugin/module like Jetpack’s widget visibility to hide or show widgets for certain pages, posts or products.

Page builder support

Ignition Framework based themes work seamlessly with popular page builders like Elementor, Divi, Beaver builder and more to cater to the needs of those who like to build things visually.

Support

If you need help during the initial installation and setup of this theme feel free to get in touch and we will get back to you within 24 hours to help.

Server Requirements

If you already have WordPress installed, it means that you meet the minimum server requirements and you can perfectly install this theme without any issues. To get the most out of your website though, you should get in touch with your web host and ask them if they meet the following criteria:

• PHP version 7.4 or greater.
• MySQL version 5.6 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greater.
• HTTPS support.

Prerequisites

Ignition Framework

This theme requires our free Ignition framework plugin to be installed. Simply visit the Downloads area, download the Ignition Framework plugin, upload it through your Dashboard > Plugins > Add new and Activate it.

It really doesn’t matter if you install the theme or the plugin first. Just make sure to install both in order for things to function as intended.

For more details on the plugin’s installation check out this article.

Theme installation

Installing the theme is a very simple process. Go to your dashboard under Appearance > Themes > Add new, click Upload Theme and upload the zip file. Once uploaded click Install Now and then the Activate Theme link. Here is a detailed overview on how to download and install the theme.

Once the theme is installed and activated you will be forwarded to the theme’s onboarding page.

Here you will be prompted to install and activate the Ignition Framework plugin if you haven’t done so already. Here you can also install our free custom blocks plugin, GutenBee. Through the onboarding page you have access to many useful links, such as the theme’s documentation, our knowledge base articles and direct links to our support hub.

In the Sample Content tab of the onboarding page you can install and activate all the plugins required to import the sample content and proceed with its installation. More info on that on the next section.

How to import the sample content

If you like what you see in our demo website you can simply import the sample content. This means that a close approximation of our demo website will be imported in your WordPress installation. Now all you have to do is replace the content of these pages with yours. Importing the sample content can help serve as a basis on which you can continue to build and expand your site, however keep in mind that this procedure is entirely optional.

A generic video guide on how to import the sample content can be found here.

The procedure:

• In your WordPress dashboard visit Appearance > Theme Options > Sample Content.
• Click Install and then Activate for each of the required plugins.
• Click the Get Started button and in the next screen, move over the screenshot of the builder/variation of your preference and click the Import Demo button.

Image sizes

Web page loading times are greatly affected by the size of your images. For best results make sure to use images with the recommended dimensions as described below:

• Main post thumbnail: 870x580px
• Item: 615x615px
• Large Item: 1170x780px
• Article Media: 510x510px
• Mini-cart items: 160x160px

Setting up site-wide sections

It’s considered a good practice to set up the areas of your website that you won’t be editing a lot in the future, like the general site layout, the header, footer and some secondary functionality.

General Site Options

You can change your general site options under Appearance > Customize > Site Options. Under the Layout section you can control your site’s, blog’s and single blog post’s layout, as well as the site width and content/sidebar column ratio. The layout can then be overridden in each post/page individually. Under the Colors tab you can select the basic color palette for your installation and add a background image. Finally under Typography you can select the ideal font pairing from a full list of Google Fonts and customize font properties for key elements on desktop and mobile devices alike. You also have the option to disable Google Fonts altogether.

Read this knowledge base article for more information regarding the site options.

Header

On the theme’s demo the header layout type is set to be full width by default under Customize > Header > Layout.

The header can be split into four key elements:

1. Top Bar
2. Logo
3. Main menu
4. Header content

Top Bar

To edit the top bar go to Customize > Top Bar. Here you can toggle the top bar entirely and fill the 3 content areas with plain text, HTML, or shortcodes. Refer to the shortcodes section below for information regarding the shortcodes. Here you can also customize the color scheme of the top bar, especially useful if you are using the normal header layout.

In the theme’s demo the top bar is disabled entirely from the Show top bar checkbox under Customize > Top Bar.

Logo

Due to the full width header the logo can be up to 380px wide (or double that for retina ready logos). To upload your logo go to Customize > Site Identity. You can upload two logos. The main and the alternative one. The alternative logo can be used if you want a different logo to appear when the header layout is set to Transparent under Customize > Header > Layout. In the theme’s demo we use both logos, the main logo appears on the sticky header which has a white background, and the alternative one on all the pages with the transparent header.

Learn more about the header and its options.

Main Menu

If you are not familiar with WordPress menus here is a detailed guide.

Navigate to Customize > Menus. Enter a menu name (It can be anything you like) and click on the Create Menu button. In the next page click the Add Items button and start adding items to the menu. Now all you have to do is assign this menu to a location through the Menu Locations section, check the Main menu location and you are done. Your navigation menu should be now visible on your website.

The demo’s menu is set to be sticky under Customize > Header > Layout.

Create a menu button

You can create a special button-like menu item by setting a certain class for to it. The class name is nav-button and you can set it under Appearance > Menus for the item you want. First enable this section from Screen Options.

Header content

Under Customize > Header > Content you can add content to your site’s header in the form of plain text, basic HTML or one of the theme’s shortcodes. In the themes demo we use three shortcodes to display a link to the WooCommerce account page, the mini-cart button and a social menu.

[ignition-icon-link icon="user" link="https://www.cssigniter.com/demos/mozzy/my-account/"][ignition-minicart-button][ignition-custom-menu name="Social Menu"]

The page title section

This section allows you to create an area just below the menu which can display the page’s title & subtitle along with a background image or color.

The page title section can be modified under Customize > Page title.  You can choose to disable the page title with background section entirely, change its height, alignment, content and toggle the site’s breadcrumbs. Under the Colors section you can set a background color, a background image, an overlay color and also set the primary and the secondary text colors.

In some cases, you might want to have different background images on different posts, pages and custom post types.

To achieve that create or edit a page. On the right sidebar locate the Page title image field. Upload a new image and preview this page. This will override the image set in the Customizer settings.

On the theme’s demo we have the Show Page Title with Background option disabled by default and enable it only on a per page basis.

Footer

The footer area is a widgetized area that can be populated with widgets through Customize > Widgets. You can also remove the credits at the very bottom of this area by visiting Customize > Footer > Credits content. You can also adjust the colors by setting a background color & image and modify the border, title and text colors.

Utilities

Lightbox

The theme offers a lightbox for your images which is by default disabled to avoid conflicts with third party plugins which offer lightboxes. If you want to use it you can enable it under Customize > Utilities > Lightbox.

Weather

You can choose to show the weather for a chosen location using the weather shortcode anywhere inside your installation. First you will need to set it up by providing an API key and location under Customize > Utilities > Weather.

Block editor Dark Mode

Some themes might have a dark color scheme which is reflected in the block editor, this can make working with certain blocks a bit harder. Enabling the editor dark mode using the provided checkbox will apply certain styles to the editor in order to improve the content creation experience.

Custom Post Types

Create a Podcast

Create a Podcast under Podcasts > Add New. Under the Podcast tab on the right hand sidebar you can control some of the post’s basic attributes. These are:

• Summary: Control the location and appearance of the sidebar.
• Categories: Set a category for the item which will also serve as a filter on the post type’s listing pages.
• Featured image: Will appear on all related listings and on the item’s single page.
• Excerpt: Add a manual excerpt that will appear on post listings and on the page title section as a subtitle (if applicable).
• Page Title image: Set a custom post title background image for the item. Leave blank if you want to keep the default settings configured earlier.
• Page Settings: Here you can fine tune the item’s appearance. E.g. toggle the featured image, change header type, hide the page title/subtitle, breadcrumbs etc.

Adding content to the item is no different than any other WordPress post or page, you can use your favorite blocks or a page builder to do it. On the theme’s demo we use the AudioIgniter music player plugin to embed the podcasts in the content.

Setting up the pages

Homepage

Create a new pages under Pages > Add new and set to it the Full width boxed template under Page Attributes. Under Page settings check to remove the top/bottom padding, set the header type to transparent and set the page title with background, normal page title and subtitle to hide. Now you can proceed to the content.

The homepage’s hero section consists of a fully aligned Container block with the theme grid option enabled, its height set to -1 in order for it to cover the entire viewport and the vertical content alignment set to bottom. Under block appearance we have an overlay color, a background image and 100px bottom padding and margin. Inside the container there is a single column housing a Heading, and a Paragraph block.

The next part of the homepage starts with another Container with a single column. Inside we find a Heading, a Post Types block displaying a single Podcast in an one column layout. Following is a 100px tall Core Spacer, a Heading, another Post Types block displaying 6 podcasts in a three column layout with the offset set to 1 so as not to display the post displayed on the block above it. Finally the section closes with another 100px tall Core Spacer.

Next up we have another fully aligned Container with the theme grid enabled, vertical content alignment set to middle, a background color, 100px top/bottom padding and 0px bottom margin. Inside we have two columns, the left one contains some content in the form of a Heading, a few Paragraphs and an Image block. The right column contains a single Image block, the block has a normal box shadow with its top and left properties set to 20px.

Closing the front page we have yet another Container with a single column. Inside the column we have a 100px tall Core Spacer, a Heading, a WooCommerce Newest Products block displaying 3 products in a 3 column layout, and finally we have another 100px Core Spacer block.

Episodes

Create a new page with the Full width boxed template applied to it, a Page Title Background Image, under Page settings > Header the Header Type is set to Transparent and under Page Settings > Page Title, the Show Page Title with Background is set to show.

The page’s content lives in a single columned Container. Inside we find three groups of Heading/Post Types/Core Spacer. The first Post Types block displays a single Podcast in a single column layout. The second Post Types block displays 6 Podcasts from the 2021 base category with a 3 column layout with its offset set to 1. The final Post Types block displays 6 Podcasts from the 2020 base category in a three column layout. All Core Spacers are 100px tall.

Subscribe

Create a new page with the Full width boxed template applied to it, a Page Title Image, and under Page settings the Header Type is set to Transparent and the Show Page Title with Background to show.

The page’s content consists of two Container blocks with four columns each. Each column has 30px padding and a background color set, inside we find an Image block with each service’s logo and a Paragraph with their name.

Contact

Create a new page with the Full width boxed template applied to it, a Page Title Image, and under Page settings the Header Type is set to Transparent and the Show Page Title with Background to show.

For the Contact page’s content we have a single Contact Form 7 block providing the contact form.

Mozzy’s Global Section

Mozzy features one Global section (on your site you can add as many as you wish) that appears before the footer sitewide and displays an Instagram feed carousel. Create a new global section under Global Sections > Add New and proceed to the content.

This section offers information on features common on all Ignition Framework based themes.

For the section’s content we have a single Core Shortcode block with the framework’s Instagram feed shortcode.

[ignition-instagram-feed autoplay=1 speed=1500]

Under the Global Section Settings metabox, in the Conditions tab you can set where the section will appear.

Common Features

Shortcodes

The Ignition Framework offers a multitude of custom shortcodes these are:

Custom menu: [ignition-custom-menu name=”your menu name”]

Site search: [ignition-site-search]

Date: [ignition-date]

Weather: [ignition-current-weather id=”your-location-id(optional)”]

Minicart button: [ignition-minicart-button]

Language switcher: [ignition-language-switcher]

Icon link: [ignition-icon-link]

Instagram Feed: [ignition-instagram-feed]

WooCommerce search: [ignition-wc-search]

For more information have a look at this knowledge base article about shortcodes and their usage.

Page options

All themes offer six different templates which modify the location and appearance of the sidebar and the main content’s width.

Additionally pages have a common set of options which allow you to customize the appearance of the page title section, toggle breadcrumbs and more.

All settings are inherited from Customizer. So you can actually set some global settings and if you wish change certain pages to have different behavior.

For a detailed explanation of the available templates and their options you can read this article.

WooCommerce

Ignition Framework based themes are compatible with WooCommerce giving you the ability to create awesome online stores which perfectly match the appearance of the rest of your site.

WooCommerce is an optional plugin. You don’t need to install it if you are not looking to build an online store.

After activating WooCommerce it will create and set some default pages. These will serve as your Shop, Cart, Checkout and My Account pages.

The framework offers various customization options both for the main product listing page under Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog and for single products under Customize > WooCommerce > Single Products.

Learn more about the WooCommerce integration and the options offered.

Global Sections

With the Global Sections custom post type included in all Ignition Framework based themes users can create content which can be easily reused in more than 15 key theme locations. For example users can create a newsletter subscription call to action box and immediately display it above the footer on all (or some) posts and pages, or create a banner ad an easily add it between posts in post listings etc.

Learn more about Global Sections here.

Blog page

This is you main blog page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Widget areas

The theme provides special widget areas for your posts listings, pages and shop. You can use a plugin/module like Jetpack’s widget visibility to hide or show widgets for certain pages, posts or products.

Page builder support

Ignition Framework based themes work seamlessly with popular page builders like Elementor, Divi, Beaver builder and more to cater to the needs of those who like to build things visually.

Support

If you need help during the initial installation and setup of this theme feel free to get in touch and we will get back to you within 24 hours to help.

Server Requirements

If you already have WordPress installed, it means that you meet the minimum server requirements and you can perfectly install this theme without any issues. To get the most out of your website though, you should get in touch with your web host and ask them if they meet the following criteria:

• PHP version 7.4 or greater.
• MySQL version 5.6 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greater.
• HTTPS support.

Prerequisites

Ignition Framework

This theme requires our free Ignition framework plugin to be installed. Simply visit the Downloads area, download the Ignition Framework plugin, upload it through your Dashboard > Plugins > Add new and Activate it.

It really doesn’t matter if you install the theme or the plugin first. Just make sure to install both in order for things to function as intended.

For more details on the plugin’s installation check out this article.

Theme installation

Installing the theme is a very simple process. Go to your dashboard under Appearance > Themes > Add new, click Upload Theme and upload the zip file. Once uploaded click Install Now and then the Activate Theme link. For a more detailed overview on how to download and install the theme check out this article.

Once the theme is installed and activated you will be forwarded to the theme’s onboarding page.

Here you will be prompted to install and activate the Ignition Framework plugin if you haven’t done so already. Here you can also install our free custom blocks plugin, GutenBee. Through the onboarding page you have access to many useful links, such as the theme’s documentation, our knowledge base articles and direct links to our support hub.

In the Sample Content tab of the onboarding page you can install and activate all the plugins required to import the sample content and proceed with its installation. More info on that on the next section.

How to import the sample content

If you like what you see in our demo website you can simply import the sample content. This means that a close approximation of our demo website will be imported in your WordPress installation. Now all you have to do is replace the content of these pages with yours. Importing the sample content can help serve as a basis on which you can continue to build and expand your site, however keep in mind that this procedure is entirely optional.

A generic video guide on how to import the sample content can be found here.

The procedure:

• In your WordPress dashboard visit Appearance > Theme Options > Sample Content.
• Click Install and then Activate for each of the required plugins.
• Click the Get Started button and in the next screen, move over the screenshot of the builder/variation of your preference and click the Import Demo button.

Image sizes

Web page loading times are greatly affected by the size of your images. For best results make sure to use images with the recommended dimensions as described below:

• Main post thumbnail: 870x580px
• Item: 615x410px
• Large Item: 1170x780px
• Article Media: 510x510px
• Mini-cart items: 160x160px

Setting up site-wide sections

It’s considered a good practice to set up the areas of your website that you won’t be editing a lot in the future, like the general site layout, the header, footer and some secondary functionality.

General Site Options

You can change your general site options under Appearance > Customize > Site Options. Under the Layout section you can control your site’s and blog’s layout, as well as the site width and content/sidebar column ratio. The layout can then be overridden in each post/page individually. Under the Colors tab you can select the basic color palette for your installation and add a background image. Finally under Typography you can select the ideal font pairing from a full list of Google Fonts and customize font properties for key elements on desktop and mobile devices alike. You also have the option to disable Google Fonts altogether.

Read this knowledge base article for more information regarding the site options.

Header

The header can be split into three key elements:

1. Top Bar
2. Logo
3. Main menu

On the theme’s demo the header layout type is set to Transparent by default under Customize > Header > Layout.

This means that the header will overlap your Page Title Section or parts of your content rather than appearing as a standalone section. The colors of the transparent header can be modified under Customize > Header > Transparent Colors.

Top Bar

To edit the top bar go to Customize > Top Bar. Here you can toggle the top bar entirely and fill the 3 content areas with plain text, HTML, or shortcodes. Refer to the shortcodes section below for information regarding the shortcodes. Here you can also customize the color scheme of the top bar, especially useful if you are using the normal header layout.

The theme’s demo features an ignition-custom-menu shortcode in the left content area and in the right one an ignition-current-weather and an ignition-language-switcher for the language switcher. You will need to have Polylang or WPML installed for the latter shortcode to work.

Logo

The recommended width of your logo is 130px (or 260px if you want a retina ready logo) while you can use any height you want. To upload your logo go to Customize > Site Identity. You can upload two logos. The main and the alternative one. The alternative logo can be used if you want a different logo to appear when the header layout is set to Transparent under Customize > Header > Layout. In the theme’s demo we use both logos, the main logo appears on the sticky header which has a white background, and the alternative one on all the pages with the transparent header.

This article offers more information regarding the header and its options.

Main Menu

If you are not familiar with WordPress menus here is a detailed guide.

Navigate to Customize > Menus. Enter a menu name (It can be anything you like) and click on the Create Menu button. In the next page click the Add Items button and start adding items to the menu. Now all you have to do is assign this menu to a location through the Menu Locations section, check the Main menu location and you are done. Your navigation menu should be now visible on your website.

The demo’s menu is set to be sticky under Customize > Header > Layout.

Create a menu button

You can create a special button-like menu item by setting a certain class for to it. The class name is nav-button and you can set it under Appearance > Menus for the item you want. First enable this section from Screen Options.

The page title section

This section allows you to create an area just below the menu which can display the page’s title & subtitle along with a background image or color.

The page title section can be modified under Customize > Page title.  You can choose to disable the page title with background section entirely, change its height, alignment, content and toggle the site’s breadcrumbs. Under the Colors section you can set a background color, a background image, an overlay color and also set the primary and the secondary text colors.

In some cases, you might want to have different background images on different posts, pages and custom post types.

To achieve that create or edit a page. On the right sidebar locate the Page title image field. Upload a new image and preview this page. This will override the image set in the Customizer settings.

Footer

The footer area is a widgetized area that can be populated with widgets through Customize > Widgets. You can also adjust the colors by setting a background color & image and modify the border, title and text colors.

In the content section you can replace the existing copyright information with yours or use any of the shortcodes included in the Ignition Framework.

Utilities

Lightbox

The theme offers a lightbox for your images which is by default disabled to avoid conflicts with third party plugins which offer lightboxes. If you want to use it you can enable it under Customize > Utilities > Lightbox.

Weather

You can choose to show the weather for a chosen location using the weather shortcode anywhere inside your installation. First you will need to set it up by providing an API key and location under Customize > Utilities > Weather.

Block editor Dark Mode

Some themes might have a dark color scheme which is reflected in the block editor, this can make working with certain blocks a bit harder. Enabling the editor dark mode using the provided checkbox will apply certain styles to the editor in order to improve the content creation experience.

Setting up the pages

Homepage

Start by creating a new page under Pages > Add New. Set to it the Full width boxed template under Page Attributes. Under Page Settings check the Remove top/bottom content padding box, set the Header Type to Transparent and set the three drop downs below it to Hide. You are ready to proceed to the content.

The homepage’s hero section consists of a fully aligned Container block with the theme grid option enabled, its height set to -1 in order for it to cover the entire viewport and the vertical content alignment set to middle. Under block appearance we have an overlay color and a background image. Inside the container there is a single column housing a Heading, a Paragraph and a Button block.

The second part of the homepage starts out with a Container block with a single column. Inside we find a 100px tall Spacer, a Paragraph, a Heading and another Paragraph.

Next we have a 30px tall Spacer followed by a Heading and a Container with three columns. Each column contains an Image, a Heading and a Paragraph presenting the boats.

Following we have another Spacer, a Paragraph, a Heading and two Containers with four columns each. Each column contains an Icon box with a service/amenity. Closing this section we have a 100px tall Spacer.

The call to action section below the Services/Amenities is a fully aligned Container with the theme grid enabled, a background overlay color, a background image and 200px top/bottom padding. Inside the Container we have a single column containing a Paragraph, a Heading, another Paragraph and a Button.

The crew section starts with a Container block with a single column. Inside we have a 100px tall Spacer, a Paragraph and a Heading. Following those is another Container with three columns, each one containing an Image, a Heading and a Paragraph. After the Container we have a Button block and another 200px Spacer.

Closing out the homepage we have another Container with a single column. Inside we find a 100px Spacer, a Paragraph and a Heading. Immediately following those is a Container block with two columns, each column contains a Testimonial block. Finally after the Container we have another 100px tall Spacer closing the page.

About Us

Create a page with the Full width boxed template applied to it, add a custom excerpt which will appear as the page’s subtitle and set a Page Title Image. Next proceed to the content.

The content starts with a Container with three colums. Each column contains an Image, a Heading and a Paragraph displaying a crew member. The rest of the page’s content is composed of four iterations of a Divider/Container set. Each Container has two columns, the left one hosts two Headings and the right one two Paragraphs or a Paragraph, an Image and another Paragraph.

 Boat pages

Create a page with the default template applied to it, add a custom excerpt which will appear as the page’s subtitle and set a Page Title Image, all Page Setting options are left at their default values.

The page content starts with Container block with three columns, each one carrying a Paragraph and a Heading. Following that we have a fairly simple mix of Headings, Paragraphs, Images and a single Core Table block (as pictured above) generating the content.

Daily Cruises

Start by creating a new page under Pages > Add New. Set to it the Full width boxed template under Page Attributes, add a custom excerpt which will appear as the page’s subtitle and set a Page Title Image. You can now proceed to the content.

The content starts with a Container block with four columns, each containing a Paragraph and a Heading. Following that is a Divider block.

The alternating timetable consists of 5 Container blocks with two columns each. One column has a width of 33.33% and contains a Paragraph, a Heading and another Paragraph, and the other column has a width of 66.66% and contains an Image. The order of the columns is swapped around in each iteration of the Container block creating the alternating layout.

Media Gallery

Start by creating a new page under Pages > Add New. Set to it the Full width boxed template under Page Attributes, add a custom excerpt which will appear as the page’s subtitle and set a Page Title Image.

The page’s content consists of a GutenBee Gallery with the Justified gallery type and 210 row height, and a Core YouTube block with a video embed.

News

This is your posts page. Create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog in the Archives section.

Contact Us

Start by creating a new page under Pages > Add New. Set to it the Full width boxed template under Page Attributes, add a custom excerpt which will appear as the page’s subtitle and set a Page Title Image.

The page starts with a Container block with a single column containing a Google Maps block with 420px height.

Following the map we have another Container with two columns. The left column contains a couple of Heading/Paragraph sets and a Core Social Icons block with some profile links. The right columns contains a Contact Form 7 block with the contact form.

Lefkada’s Global Section

Lefkada features one Global section (on your site you can add as many as you wish) that appears before the footer sitewide apart from the contact page and serves as a contact prompt. Create a new global section under Global Sections > Add New and proceed to the content.

The content consists of a Container block with the theme grid enabled and -40px bottom margin. Inside we have two columns. The left one has a width of 70%, 40px padding and a background color, it contains a couple of Paragraph blocks. The right one has a width of 30%, 30px padding and a background color it contains a single Button block.

In the Global Section Settings metabox under Conditions set the Location as before footer, the Inclusions to Global (sitewide) and the Exclusions to the Contact Us page as shown below.

Common Features

This section offers information on features common on all Ignition Framework based themes.

Shortcodes

The Ignition Framework offers a multitude of custom shortcodes these are:

Custom menu: [ignition-custom-menu name=”your menu name”]

Site search: [ignition-site-search]

Date: [ignition-date]

Weather: [ignition-current-weather id=”your-location-id(optional)”]

Minicart button: [ignition-minicart-button]

Language switcher: [ignition-language-switcher]

Icon link: [ignition-icon-link]

Instagram Feed: [ignition-instagram-feed]

WooCommerce search: [ignition-wc-search]

For more information about the shortcodes and their usage have a look at this Knowledge base article.

Page options

All themes offer six different templates which modify the location and appearance of the sidebar and the main content’s width.

Additionally pages have a common set of options which allow you to customize the appearance of the page title section, toggle breadcrumbs and more.

All settings are inherited from Customizer. So you can actually set some global settings and if you wish change certain pages to have different behavior.

For a detailed explanation of the available templates and their options you can read this article.

WooCommerce

Ignition Framework based themes are compatible with WooCommerce giving you the ability to create awesome online stores which perfectly match the appearance of the rest of your site.

WooCommerce is an optional plugin. You don’t need to install it if you are not looking to build an online store.

After activating WooCommerce it will create and set some default pages. These will serve as your Shop, Cart, Checkout and My Account pages.

The framework offers various customization options both for the main product listing page under Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog and for single products under Customize > WooCommerce > Single Products.

Learn more about the WooCommerce integration and the options offered.

Global Sections

With the Global Sections custom post type included in all Ignition Framework based themes users can create content which can be easily reused in more than 15 key theme locations. For example users can create a newsletter subscription call to action box and immediately display it above the footer on all (or some) posts and pages, or create a banner ad an easily add it between posts in post listings etc.

Learn more about Global Sections here.

Blog page

This is you main blog page. You can create a new page and set it as your posts page under Customize > Homepage Settings. You can customize it under Customize > Blog from the Archives section.

Widget areas

The theme provides special widget areas for your posts listings, pages and shop. You can use a plugin/module like Jetpack’s widget visibility to hide or show widgets for certain pages, posts or products.

Page builder support

Ignition Framework based themes work seamlessly with popular page builders like Elementor, Divi, Beaver builder and more to cater to the needs of those who like to build things visually.

Support

If you need help during the initial installation and setup of this theme feel free to get in touch and we will get back to you within 24 hours to help.