6.1 How to Configure Theme Options

Let’s go to Appearance > Theme Options for configuration.

General

Navbar Options

Layout

Typography

Social share

Advanced

6.2 How to Configure Widgets

Let’s go to Appearance >> Widgets!

You can drag widgets/plugins in the list from left to positions on your right as follow image

Below is the description of widgets parameter:

• Title - Title of widget
• Template - Select template that you want
• Category Name - Select category name
• Order by - Allow to order by following field:
  • ID
  • Name
  • Author
  • Date
  • Title
  • Modified
  • Parent
  • Rand
  • Comment Count
• Order - Allow to order Ascending/Descending
• Number of Posts - Number of post will be shown
• Include Posts ID - Include ID of Posts
• Exclude Posts ID - Exclude ID of Posts
• Excerpt Length (in words) - Input the character limitation in words

• Advanced Options - Support 3 options for your advance
  • Widget Style - Style of widget ( container is selection )
    • col-2 > col-12- Set the number of column that the widget will be used.
    • Container- Add a class container into the widget, use for sidebar without container.
  • Widget Display - Option select widget display. There are 3 option:
    • All - Widget will display all in theme in the sidebar that’s selected.
    • Except on selected - Allow to choose pages that don’t want to show widget
    • Only on selected - Allow to choose pages that want to show widget
      • Users - Allow to be shown for user pages (login/ not login)
      • General - Check into the checkbox that you want to show the sidebar( blog, archive…)
      • Taxonomy Slugs - Input Taxonomy Slugs of pages that you want to display widget, if have many taxonomies then separate them by “,” mark.
      • Posts type - Input Posts type of pages that you want to display widget, if have many posts type then separate them by “,” mark.
      • Categories ID & Posts ID - ID of Categories or Posts, if have many IDs then separate them by “,” mark.
      • Menu - Allow to choose menu that you want to display widget.

Note: If your theme use WPML, please select Language on admin toolbar before selecting a widget display at sidebar.

6.2.1 Custom Menu - Top position

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Backend Settings:

6.2.2 YA Top - Top position

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6.2.3 Text - Top Logo position

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6.2.3 YA Posts - Banner position

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6.2.4 YA Posts - Above Content position

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6.2.5 YA Posts: Lifestyle - Content position

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6.2.6 YA Posts: Fashion - Content position

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6.2.7 YA Posts: World - Content position

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6.2.8 Sw Responsive Slider Widget: Multimedia - Content position

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6.2.9 YA Posts: Business - Content position

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6.2.10 Sw Social Count Widget - Sidebar Right position

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6.2.11 Ya Posts - Sidebar Right position

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6.2.12 Text: Logo Sidebar - Sidebar Right position

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6.2.13 Text: Facebook module - Sidebar Right position

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6.2.14 Custom Menu - Footer position

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6.2.15 Text: About Us - Footer position

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6.2.16 YA Posts: Last post - Footer position

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6.2.17 Custom Menu: Custom link - Footer position

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6.2.18 Text: newsletter - Footer position

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6.3 How to Create Menu

An example of how a mega menu should be structured:

• Level 1 is the nearest to the left of the page.
• Sub-section headings (Level 2 headings) are indented slightly further to the right.
• Any other subordinate headings (Level 3, 4, etc) within the same section are indented even further to the right.

How To Create Menu

You must define a menu before you can add items to it.

1. Login to the WordPress Dashboard.
2. From the ‘Appearance’ menu on the left-hand side of the Dashboard, select the ‘Menus’ option to bring up the Menu Editor.
3. Select Create a new menu at the top of the page
4. Enter a name for your new menu in the Menu Name box
5. Click the Create Menu button.

=>> Your new custom menu has now been defined.

6.4 How To Add Items to a Menu

The Screen Options allow you to choose which items you can use to add to a menu.

Click on the Screen Options tab to expand the options available for a particular Screen, check (or unchecked) the desired options, then click the Screen Options hanging tab to collapse the Screen Options.

1. For example, Locate the pane entitled Pages.
2. Within this pane, select the View All link to bring up a list of all the currently published Pages on your site.

3. Select the Pages that you want to add by clicking the checkbox next to each Page’s title.
4. Click the Add to Menu button located at the bottom of this pane to add your selection(s) to the menu that you created in the previous step.

5. Click the Save Menu button once you’ve added all the menu items you want.

Your custom menu has now been saved.

6.5 How To Custom Menu Items

The Navigation Label

This field specifies the title of the item on your custom menu. This is what your visitors will see when they visit your site/blog.

The Title Attribute

This field specifies the Alternative (‘Alt’) text for the menu item. This text will be displayed when a user’s mouse hovers over a menu item.

1. Click on the arrow in the top right-hand corner of the menu item to expand it.

2. Enter the values for the Navigation Label and Title Attribute that you want to assign to the item.

3. Click the Save Menu button to save your changes.

6.6 How To Configure Mega Menu

Click on “Show/Hide Advanced Menu Config” button to configure Mega Menu

It will show as the image below:

1. Advanced Mega menu - With Level 1:

• Active mega menu: Allow to activate/inactivate Mega Menu
• Icon: Using icon-* class to display Icon for any menu item with Font Awesome intergrated. Refercence Font Awesome for details
• Dropdown Size: Set the width of dropdown menu. (ex: min = 1 (= 150px); max = 6 (= 900px)).
• Dropdown Align

- Only for menu items level 1
- If you want dropdown (if have) align by right direction, config it to ‘Right’ instead of ‘Left’ or ‘Default’
- ‘Default’: no class be add to dropdown, everything are nature by default css.
- ‘Left’ / ‘Right’: add to dropdown an utility class for float it left/ right. Make it align as you want.

• Show Description as Subtitle

- Mean as the name.
- Description is core attribute of menu item. You may need check to show it in the metabox screen.

• Hide Title

- Sometime you need hide the title of menu, select ‘Yes’ value please. In this case, Icon or Subtitle or Advanced Content are need to show as replacer.

• Disable Link: Allow to disable link.
• Advanced:

- Some advanced functions are placed here.
- ‘Default’: NOOP, do nothing. Sure, it is not advanced
- ‘Use as Divider’: Show any icon, title, subtitle, content. Divider style only.
- ‘Append Advanced Content’: Append content after menu title block (icon+title+subtitle)
- ‘Append Advanced Content with Shortcode’: as above, but ‘do_shortcode’ with this before append.

• Advanced content: Insert content follow Advanced ( input HTML, image… not included js & css)
• Menu Thumbnail: Allow to upload thumbnail for menu

2. Advanced Mega menu - With Level 2:

• Dropdown sub size: Set the width of dropdown submenu. (ex: default/ min = 1 (= 150px)/ max = 6 (= 900px)).