1) Package Content

Upon downloading the package zip file from Themeforest, you'll have all files you need inside. Zip package contains the following files and folders:

1. kybully.zip contains kybully theme
2. Misc folder contains plugins.zip, Sample_data.zip and PSD zip.
3. Documentaion folder
4. Child theme

2) Getting Started

To install this theme you must have a working version of WordPress already installed. For more information regarding installing the WordPress platform, please see the WordPress Codex - http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress
Please note that we do not give support or any questions related on how to install and maintain wordpress. For any faulty installation that may cause your website or our theme malfunction you should refer to wordpress support forum. Alternatively you can get help from your web hosting.

3) Installation:

If you've downloaded whole theme package, unzip it. There you will find the theme installation file , documentaion, Sample_data.zip, license folder, PSD files etc.

Alternatively you can simply download the installable WordPress file.

When you are ready to install the theme, you must first upload the theme files and then activate the theme. For this purpose, unzip the file that you downloaded from themeforest and there you would find theme (kybully.zip) file and upload it via wordpress installer. The theme files can be uploaded in two ways

A. FTP Upload

1. Unzip the " kybully.zip " file
2. Upload the extracted "kybully" theme folder into "/wp-content / themes/" in your wordpress installation
3. To Activate the theme, Go to Appearance > Themes and activate the installed theme

B. WordPress Upload

1. Navigate to Appearance > Themes
2. Click Add New button and finally hit the Upload Theme
   
3. Click on Choose File and find the "kybully.zip" file on your computer and click Install Now button
4. The theme will be uploaded and installed
5. To Activate the theme, Go to Appearance > Themes and activate the installed theme

Warning:

Plug-ins Install

After theme activation it is advised to install default theme plugins:

1. After you have activated your theme, you'll see a notice about required plugins for kybully, to proceed click "Begin installing plugins".
2. On clicking on it, you will be redirected to Install Required Plugins Page. Alternatively this page can be accessed from Appearance > Install Plugins as well.
3. You will now see a list of plugins required and recommended for use with this theme. Click on the Select All checkbox to select plugins.
4. Click on Bulk Actions dropdown menu, choose Install dropdown option and click the Apply button.
5. If all plugins are installed successfully, you will be redirected to WP Plugins page.
6. In case you encounter any problems, try installing them one by one.
7. After you have installed all the plugins, activate them by navigating to Plugins page, select the required plugins, choose activate from the dropdown option and click on Apply button.

You have now successfully installed and activated the plugins required for kybully Wordpress Theme.

4) Setting Up as Demo Site (Sample Data Install)

We have included the exported XML file from our demo; this allows you to quickly set up your theme the same way our demo is set up. You just need to click on Import Demo Content button.

1. Navigate to WP Admin > Appearance -> Theme Options > General.
2. Click on Import Demo Content button.


3. Please note in our sample data none of the images will be downloaded because of copyright restrictions. You will need to add your images manually.
4. Once done click on Save All Changes button and save data.


5. Please note in our sample data none of the images will be downloaded because of copyright restrictions. You will need to add your images manually.
6. To create widgets, navigate to the left sidebar menu of the WordPress Dashboard, then Appearance > Widgets. Just drag and drop the widgets on to the widgets area on the right side of the widgets page.
7. Now, you need to set home page and posts page. Navigate to Settings > Reading and select A Static Page for Front page displays and select your home page for the Front Page and blog for the Posts page

Install Issue

If you have any problem with One Click Import Data method follow below instruction

1. Go to Tools -> Import in the wordpress's admin panels.
2. Click on the WordPress and follow the instructions if Import plugin isn't installed yet.
3. Browse the kybully_demo_data.xml file in the Sample_data.zip file and Upload the XML file.
4. You will first be asked to map the authors in this export file to users on the blog. For each author, you may choose to map to an existing user on the blog or to create a new user.
5. please note in our sample data none of the images will be downloaded because of copyright restrictions. You will need to add your images manually.
6. WordPress will then import each of the posts, page, custom post types, comments, and categories contained in this file into your blog.
7. After this, you need to select it to show up as the home page. Navigate to Settings > Reading and Select A Static Page for Front Page Displays and Select your home page for the Front Page and blog for the Posts page
8. Done! You should now have the content similar from the Live Preview of the theme.

Increasing the WordPress Memory Limit

• Edit your wp-config.php file and enter something like:

  define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '96M');

  WordPress memory can be different to the server – you need to set this regardless of server memory settings
• If you have access to your PHP.ini file, change the line in PHP.ini If your line shows 32M try 64M:

  max_execution_time= 120 ; Maximum execution time of each script 

  memory_limit = 64M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (64MB)

• If you don't have access to PHP.ini try adding this to an .htaccess file:
  php_value memory_limit 64M
• If none of the above works then talk to your host.

Note: If you've not import the demo data, then please follow those steps otherwise skip 5 to 10 step.

5) Setting up the Home Pages

Once you have created your home page, you need to select it to show up as the home page. To do this, follow the steps below. OR Creat From Admin panel → Pages → Add New and Create homepage. The page name has to be Home , Then assign Kybully Home Page template to Home page by selecting it from right column. Now click on publish Button.

1. Navigate to Settings > Reading
2. Select A Static Page for Front Page Displays
3. Select your new home page for the Front Page

6) Setting up the Menu

kybully supports custom WordPress menus.

To setup a new menu, please follow the steps below
Please note that it is better to create your own pages first, even if they are blank pages

1. Navigate to Apperance > Menus page
2. Click the "create a new menu" link to make a new menu. Enter the name then hit Create Menu



3. To add a menu item, you can easily select one of your already made pages on the left hand side and click Add to Menu

4. After you created menus then click on Manage location tabs in above manu page and select require menu for specific lacation.



5. You can also add menu items by entering a custom name and custom link into the Custom Links box
6. After setting up your menu, select the menu you just created as the Main Navigation in the Theme Locations box
7. Once it's all done, make sure you click the Save Menu button

Megamenu setup

1. You can use different types of menu (drop-down or full width) in one main menu simultaneously. You should add CSS Class for first level menu item and set what type of menu it will use.
2. To activate CSS Classes, open Screen Options and select these items.

3. If CSS Class would not being set, then the menu will be shown in default drop-down style.
4. To create full width menu you need add special CSS Classes combination to the first level. At first you need to specify the main class megamenu and then the additional one, that will set the quantity of the columns in your menu from  menu-column1 to menu-column5

5. If you want to add only background image then just upload menu item image for the first level item.

6. To add image at the right side of the full width menu, please, use additional css class with-image to add extra 170px at the right side; background-repeat: No Repeat; background-position: Right Bottom or Right Top

7. To add New or Sale label for menu item CSS Class label-new, label-sale or label-hot:

7) Setting up the Sliders

Kybully includes the Revolution Slider. Please install Revolution slider , the plugin will be able to be access in the sidebar of your wordpress admin.

Create Slider

1. Click on the Revolution Slider sidebar item in your admin section, then click the Create New Slider button..



2. Insert a slider Title and alias. The alias text will generate a shortcode that can be used in the editing field of pages or posts.
3. Then select the Source Type. If you choose Posts or Specific Posts, please refer to the Revolution Slider Docs for information on how to set that up.
4. Then select the Slider Layout type, each type will have its own settings. Set the Grid and Responsive settings here also. View the layout example diagram below this area to understand what each section is.
5. On the right hand side are many other options you can set. All are self explanatory with descriptions. Test them out
6. Once you are done, click Create Slider and your new slider will be made.
   

Create Slides

1. Click the Edit Slides button in the Rev Slider settings.



2. When done, you will see a new slide box, click Edit Slide to open the slide editing section. This is where you add all your slide content.



3. The slide editing section has many different sections that allow you to customize the slide. We cannot cover them all, but please do check out each one.
4. To add a text layer, click the "Add Layer" button that sits below the slider preview window. Enter your text in the Text/HTML field that shows in the Layer General Parameter box. To style it, select one of the styles from the dropdown or make your own by clicking "Edit Style".
5. To add an image or video, click the "Add Layer: Image" or "Add Layer: Video".
6. Below the slide preview box on the left hand side are 3 sections; Layer Parameters, Layer Animations, Layer Links & Advanced Parameters. Select the settings you wish to have, and click Preview Slide to see a preview of what will happen.
7. On the right hand side below the slider preview box is the Layers Timing & Sorting box where you set the time it takes for each layer to show on the screen.
8. When finished, click Update Slide to save it. Repeat process for more slides.
   
   

8) Theme Option

Kybully has an advanced Theme Options panel that is loaded with options. There are numerous options to go over in these docs but please take some time and navigate through each tab. Go to Appearance > Theme Options and take a look. We've organized them into logical sets and have given descriptions for items that need it, most things are self explanatory. Be sure to hit Save Changes to save your settings once you are done.

General Option :

1. You can change theme layout like as full layout or box layout

2. Upload favicon icon for your site
3. You can change font-family

Header Option :

There are three types of header variation. So you can select anyone.

Types of Bully : Section of Home Page

Latest Bully : Section of Home Page

Featured Bully : Section of Home Page

Testimonials : Section of Home Page

Go to Testimonials navigation and create new Client with add name, content and profile picture. Read more here

Video Section : Section of Home page

Brand : Section of Home Page

Footer :

1. Select Number of footer colunm. By default select Three Colunm.
2. Select footer colunm widget one by one widget. If you select two colunm then view footer first widget colunm1 and foorer colunm2.
3. Set Footer widget and html/page content, click on this here

Blog :

Go to Blog navigation and create new blog with add name, content and choose image. Read more here

Woocommerce Option :

Go to woocommerce navigation and add a product , product category and Read more here

Google Map Setting : section of Contact page

SEO :

Backup Option :

You can also backup your theme options, click on the Import/Export tab and copy the data inside the Transfer Theme Options Data field.

Home Page of Kybully

9) Setting up the Testimonials section

Create Testimonials posts

Create posts to show up on the Testimonials Section. Follow the steps below to create a Testimonials

1. All of your Testimonials posts are made in the Testimonials section of your wordpress admin. Click on Testimonials to open the section.
2. At the top of the page, click on Add New to make a new Testimonials post. Create a title and insert your post content and set feature image in the editing field

3. Once you have everything you want selected, click Publish and your post will show up on your Testimonials section.

10) Setting up the Blogs/Pages

1) Blog Setup

Go to Posts → Add New
1. Enter post title.
2. Enter post content with html.
3. Upload post Featured image.
4. If full page setuped then click on Public button and save data.

2) Page Setup

Go to Pages → Add New
1. Enter page title.
2. Enter page content with html.
3. Select page template.
4. Upload page Featured image.
5. If full page setuped then click on Public button and save data.

11) Bbpress Setup

Upgrading a Theme

Creat From Admin panel → Pages → Add New and Create support. The page name has to be support , Then assign kybully support template to supports page by selecting it from right column. Now click on publish Button.

Upon activation, bbPress will make additions to three areas of the WordPress Admin Screens:

1. bbPress creates three custom post types and adds them to the navigation menu: Forums, Topics, and Replies. Use these menu items to create and manage your forums.
2. A sub-menu found at Settings > Forum. Customize these settings for greater control over bbPress.
3. A Dashboard widget – Right Now in Forums – which shows recent bbPress-related activity. Use the widget to quickly monitor your forums. If you are unable to see this widget, visit your WordPress Dashboard, click on the Screen Options tab at the top right of the Dashboard and make sure that "Right Now in Forums" is checked.

Creating your First Forum

Once you have bbPress installed, you will no doubt want to create a Forum. There are three new menu items on your WordPress navigation menu. These are:

• Forums – create and manage your forum
• Topics – topics are created within forums, they are the issues that are being discussed
• Replies – replies are made to topics, this is the actual discussion.

To create a Forum follow these steps:

1. Navigate to Forums > New Forum
2. Give your Forum a name
3. Add text to the text editor to give your forum a description on the back end.
   
4. Adjust your Forum attributes. These are:
• Types: choose whether you are creating a Forum or category.
  1. Forum – can contain topics and be the parent of other forums.
  2. Category – can only contain forums (no topics). Use for organizing your forums.

  You may, for example, have a Category "Open Source Software" with the Forums "bbPress" and "WordPress".

• Status: choose whether the forum is open or closed.
• Visibility: decide whether your forum is public, private or hidden.
  1. Public – Anyone can see these forums
  2. Private – Only logged in registered users can see these forums
  3. Hidden: Only Moderators/Admins can see these forums
• Parent: Forums can have a hierarchical structure. If your forum is a sub-forum of another Forum or is the child of a category, add the Parent here.
• Order: this determines the order in which the forums appear.

• Types: choose whether you are creating a Forum or category.
  1. Forum – can contain topics and be the parent of other forums.
  2. Category – can only contain forums (no topics). Use for organizing your forums.

  You may, for example, have a Category “Open Source Software” with the Forums “bbPress” and “WordPress”.

• Status: choose whether the forum is open or closed.
• Visibility: decide whether your forum is public, private or hidden.
  1. Public – Anyone can see these forums
  2. Private – Only logged in registered users can see these forums
  3. Hidden: Only Moderators/Admins can see these forums
• Parent: Forums can have a hierarchical structure. If your forum is a sub-forum of another Forum or is the child of a category, add the Parent here.
• Order: this determines the order in which the forums appear.

When you are happy, click Publish.

By default, your forum will be located at http://yourdomain.com/forums/forum/yourforumname

To adjust the default slugs, visit Forums > Settings

Adding a Topic

With your Forum created you can start adding Topics. Topics are the issues that are being discussed on your Forum. You can add a Topic from the front end or from the WordPress Administration Screens.

Adding a Topic from the Front End

Navigate to your Forum on the front end. If you’ve just set up your Forum it will have no Topics yet.

Give your topic a name and add some content to it.

You can add tags for organizing your Topics, and you can make the post Sticky or Super Sticky.

• Sticky posts will stick to top of the Forum which it is in.
• Super Sticky posts will stick to the top of all Forums.

You can also select to subscribe to replies via email.

Once you post the Topic it will appear on your Forum.

Adding a Topic from the WordPress Administration Screens

To add a Topic from the WordPress Administration Screens navigate to Topics > New Topic.

The screen is similar to the post editing screen. Give your topic a title and content.

There are a number of different options you can set:

• Topic Attribute: Forum – choose the Forum you want to add your Topic to.
• Topic Attribute: Topic Type – make your post Sticky to stick it to the top of the single Forum, and Super Sticky to stick it to the top of every Forum.

When you have created your Topic click Publish.

Adding a Reply

As with Topics, Replies can be added from either the front end of your website or from the WordPress Administration Screens.

Adding a Reply from the Front End

To reply from the front end, navigate to your Forum and click on the Topic you wish to reply to.

Add your reply. You can also choose to be notified of follow-up replies via email.

When the reply is added, you’ll see that it’s been added to the WordPress Admin Screens at Replies > All Replies

Adding a Reply from the WordPress Administration Screens

To add a Reply from the WordPress Admin Screens, navigate to Replies > New Replies.

Add your reply. Use the reply attributes to attach the Reply to a Forum and a Topic.

Your reply will appear on the WordPress front end.

You’ve now got everything you need to get started with creating Forums with bbPress!

12) Woocommerce Setting

1. Install Woocommerce Page.

→ You can click on Install WooCommerce Pages and install woocommerce pages.


2. Media Settings.

→ You can select Settings → Media and set images size. Then after click on Save Changes.


3. Woocommerce Settings.

→ You can select Woocommerce → Settings → Products Tabs and set images size. Then after click on Save Changes.


4. Create New Product Category.

→ You can select Product → Categories and add content. Then after click on Add New Product Category.


5. Create New Product.

→ You can select Product → Add Product and add content. Then after click on Publish Button.

 

If your need more instraction click on this link Woocommerce Documentation.

13) Spicy Form Setup

To install Spicy Form plugin, you need to have wordpress installed.

Spicy form uses latest material design concept and you can create any type of form like contact form, poll or survey. Your site user will just love to fill the form resulting in higher conversion ratio after all. The admin panel provides form generator and option to customize form display.

This user guide covers all options that this plugin provides. Please read the documentation carefully as it probably contains answers to most of questions that may arise. If you feel some aspect is not covered or have some questions, contact us via e-mail sales@mojoomla.com. We will do our best to answer you in shortest of time.

Plugin setup and read more instruction click on this link Spicy Form.

14) Warranty & Return Setup

To install Woocommerce Warranty And Return System plugin, you need wordpress & WooCommerce plugin.

WooCommerce Warranty and Return system plugin allows customers to raise request for product return or claim the warranty for faulty product. Admin can manage and close all warranty and return request with easy to manage admin interface.

This user guide covers all options that this plugin provides. Please read the documentation carefully as it probably contains answers to most of questions that may arise. If you feel some aspect is not covered or have some questions, contact us via e-mail sales@mojoomla.com. We will do our best to answer you in shortest time.

Plugin setup and read more instruction click on this link Warranty & Return.

15) Cart2CRM Setup

Provide the ability to connect and sync customer data and order data between a WordPress (using the WooCommerce plugin) and a SugarCRM account.

Plugin setup and read more instruction click on this link Cart2CRM.

16) Widgets

WordPress Widgets add content and features to your Sidebars and Footer. Examples are the default widgets that come with WordPress; for example post categories, tag clouds, navigation, search, etc. Widgets require no code experience or expertise. They can be added, removed, and rearranged on the WordPress Administration Appearance > Widgets panel.
Plugins will often add their own widgets.

1) How to use widgets:

1. Go to Appearance > Widgets.
2. Choose a Widget and drag it to the sidebar where you wish it to appear. The widget areas designated
3. Once you dropped the widget to widget areas, WordPress automatically updates the Theme and it will appear in its area.
4. Preview the site. and look for the specified area you dropped your sidebar. for example if you used "archive widget area" you should look for it in archive loop.
5. Return to the Widgets Panel to continue adding Widgets.
6. To arrange the Widgets within the sidebar or Widget area, click and drag it into place.
7. To customize the Widget features, click the down arrow in the upper right corner to expand the Widget's interface.
8. To save the Widget's customization, click Save.
9. To remove the Widget, click Remove or Delete.

2) Footer widget setup:

1. Footer Widget Colunm1

1. In that PHP Code widget Copy following code and past in it.
2. Title: follow us ( This title is show only in widget can't be display in front-end side.)
3. Content: <div class="follow-us"> <div class="site-info-title"> <h2>follow us</h2> <p>follow to social media</p> </div> <div class="social-icon"> <ul class="list-inline"> <li><a href="http://www.facebook.com"><i class="fa fa-facebook"></i></a></li> <li><a href="https://dribbble.com/"><i class="fa fa-dribbble"></i></a></li> <li><a href="http://www.twitter.com"><i class="fa fa-twitter"></i></a></li> <li><a href="https://www.behance.net/"><i class="fa fa-behance"></i></a></li> <li><a href="https://instagram.com"><i class="fa fa-instagram"></i></a></li> <li><a href="https://www.tumblr.com/"><i class="fa fa-tumblr"></i></a></li> </ul> </div> <address class="address"> <p>level13,2 Elzabeth ST, Melbourne,</p> <h4>kybully </h4> <p> Victoria 3000, Australia </p> <p>(+91)-123-4567-890</p> </address> </div>
2. Footer Widget Colunm2

1. In that PHP Code widget Copy following code and past in it.
2. Title: Newsletter ( This title is show only in widget can't be display in front-end side.)
3. Content: </html> </body> <div class="news-letter"> <div class="site-info-title"> <h2>signup new letter</h2> <p>You can subscribe from here </p> </div> <div class="text-left email-subscription"> <form class="form-inline text-center"> <?php if( function_exists( 'mc4wp_form' ) ) { mc4wp_form(); } ?> </form> </div> <div class="site-info-title payment-method"> <h2>payments</h2> <p>Choose Payment methods</p> <ul class="list-inline"> <li><a href=""> <img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri() .'/images/payment-methode1.png' ?> " alt="payment-image" /> </a></li> <li><a href=""><img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri() .'/images/payment-methode2.png' ?> " alt="payment-image" /></a></li> <li><a href=""><img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri() .'/images/payment-methode3.png' ?> " alt="payment-image"/></a></li> <li><a href=""><img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri() .'/images/payment-methode4.png' ?> " alt="payment-image" /></a></li> <li><a href=""><img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri() .'/images/payment-methode5.png' ?> " alt="payment-image"/></a></li> </ul> </div> </div> </body> </html>
3. Footer Widget Colunm3

1. In that PHP Code widget Copy following code and past in it.
2. Title: List-view ( This title is show only in widget can't be display in front-end side.)
3. Content: <html> <body> <div class="delivery-info"> <div class="site-info-title"> <h2>shipping & delivery</h2> <p>Information about shipping & delivery</p> <ul> <li><a>Consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod</a></li> <li><a>Tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore</a></li> <li><a>Magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim </a></li> <li><a>Veniam, quis nostrud exercitation</a> </li> <li><a>Ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea </a></li> </ul> </div> </div> </body> </html>
4. Footer Widget Colunm4

1. In that PHP Code widget Copy following code and past in it.
2. Title: About Kybully ( This title is show only in widget can't be display in front-end side.)
3. Content: <h2>About Kybully</h2> A new puppy means changes in your life and puppy care can seem overwhelming. As a responsible owner, you are, of course, concerned about your puppy’s health care. A healthy puppy means a healthier, better-adjusted dog. Here are some considerations to ensure your puppy’s health:

17) How to Translate using WPML

Install WPML plugins

1. WPML Media
2. WPML Multilingual CMS
3. WPML String Translation
4. WPML Translation Management

Select language

Determine the site's languages and control how different language contents are organized.

To manage languages, go to WPML → Languages.

Theme and plugins localization

Choose between the traditional .mo files or using WPML's String Translation.

To manage Theme and plugins localization, go to WPML → Theme and plugins localization.

Option 1: Translating the theme from within WPML.

click on Translate by WPML and save.

It shows how many strings were found in the theme and their translation status. To translate them, click on View strings that need translation. This will take you to the String translation page, where you can enter translation for each of the texts found in the theme.

Option 2: Using a .mo file for theme localization.

click on Translate using .mo files and save.

To use translation from a .mo file, choose the first create .mo file using .po file (kybully → Language → kybully.po file) . The only thing that you need to specify is the text-domain for your theme.

Translating Menus

WPML lets you translate WordPress menus and create different menus per language. You can translate menus manually, or have WPML synchronize menu content.

Option 1 – Translating Menus Manually.

Go to Appearance → Menus

To translate this menu, click on the create new menu next to the other languages. Now, you're creating a new menu, which will be linked as the translation of this menu.

Option 2 – Automatic Menu Sync by WPML.

To use WPML's menu sync, go to WPML → WP Menu Sync.

Using php code ->To display on page :
<?php do_action('icl_language_selector'); ?>

• Edit the .po file using POEdit (you can also use qTranslate or WPML plugin)
• Use the translation field to make replacements
• From the file menu, save file with your language name it, for example: es_ES.po It will generate both a .po and .mo file for your translation.
• Next edit wp-config.php located in the root folder of wordpress and define the WPLANG prefix with your language name which should be similar to the translation file name.
• Then go to your server via FTP, navigate to the theme folder and find the languages folder, its located at wp-content > themes > kybully > languages
• Upload the language files in the languages folder, and then you're done!

Please Note: If you are interested to help us to translate the theme to your native language please let us know by sending an email to sales@mojoomla.com

18) Visual Composer

Once activated, Visual Composer gives you control over the layout of your pages. Just add a new page, and click on the blue Backend Editor button to access the builder.

You can use these elements and choose layout.

The next step is to begin adding your page features. Just click the Add Element button to open a pop-up menu. There are lots of options for adding text boxes, headings, social sharing, images and galleries, toggles or tabs, accordions, recent posts (which also works with the custom post types of your theme in addition to the blog posts), buttons and even sidebar widgets.

front-end view of Visual Composer

19) Child Theme.

A child theme is a theme that inherits the functionality of another theme, called the parent theme. Child themes allow you to modify, or add to the functionality of that parent theme. A child theme is the best, safest, and easiest way to modify an existing theme, whether you want to make a few tiny changes or extensive changes. Instead of modifying the theme files directly, you can create a child theme and override within.

Why use a Child Theme?

1. If you modify an existing theme and it is updated, your changes will be lost. With a child theme, you can update the parent theme (which might be important for security or functionality) and still keep your changes.
2. It can speed up development time.
3. It's a great way to get started if you are just learning WordPress theme development.

A) Install and active child theme

FTP Upload

1. Unzip the " kybully-child.zip " file
2. Upload the extracted "kybully-child" theme folder into "/wp-content / themes/" in your wordpress installation
3. To Activate the theme, Go to Appearance > Themes and activate the installed theme

WordPress Upload

1. Navigate to Appearance > Themes
2. Click Add New button and finally hit the Upload Theme
   
3. Click on Choose File and find the "kybully-child.zip" file on your computer and click Install Now button
4. The theme will be uploaded and installed
5. To Activate the theme, Go to Appearance > Themes and activate the installed theme

View child theme

20) Theme Upgrades Tool.

Easy Theme and Plugin Upgrades was created to make the life of WordPress users easier. Without this plugin, the only upgrade path you have for download zip plugins and themes is to deactivate the theme/plugin, delete it, upload, and reactivate. With this plugin, upgrading is as simple as selecting the zip file to upload, selecting "Yes" from a drop-down, and clicking "Install Now".

Upgrading a Theme

• Download the latest zip file for your theme.
• Log into your WordPress site.
• Go to Appearance > Themes.
• Click the "Install Themes" tab.
• Click the Upload link below the main page tabs.
• Select the zip file with the new theme version to install.
• Select "Yes" from the "Upgrade existing theme?" option.
• Click "Install Now".

Upgrading a Plugin

• Download the latest zip file for your plugin.
• Log into your WordPress site.
• Go to Plugins > Add New and click the Upload tab at the top of the page.
• Select the zip file with the new plugin version to install.
• Select "Yes" from the "Upgrade existing plugin?" option.
• Click "Install Now".

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