In the example above, the ID for this specific post would be 2738.

Locating a Term (Category) ID

Locating the term ID is basically the same as locating a post ID. You need to go to the term/category edit screen and look at the URL – however, instead of post=”ID” you are looking for tag_ID=”ID”:

In this case, the ID for the “fashion” category would be 7.

When you import the data, keep in mind the following:

• No existing posts, pages, categories, images, custom post types or any other data will be deleted or modified.
• Posts, pages, images, widgets, menus and other theme settings will get imported.
• Importing Demo Content on a site with lots of posts/pages is highly discouraged. To avoid mixing the content, import only the style/theme settings.

Before importing, make sure you have installed and activated your theme and added the recommended Plugins.

Import Demo Content / Style

To import a demo, follow these steps:

1. Login to your WordPress Dashboard.
2. Hover over Appearance and select Import Demo Data from the menu.
3. Search for the demo and choose if you want to import demo content or style by selecting the checkboxes.
4. Click the “Import” button and wait for the demo content to be imported.

Other Adjustments

• You can set the Menu from your WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > Menus.
• To add or remove widgets, go to Appearance > Widgets.
• If you want to change/edit/remove the contents, go to Posts > All Posts / Pages > All Pages.
• To change the style, go to Appearance > Customize.

Install the plugins

The theme has a quick plugin installer, so you can install and activate the plugins very quickly. When you install and activate the theme, you will see this dashboard:

1. Click on Install plugins button on the “Install & Activate Plugins” section.
2. On the next page, check the plugins you want to install (don’t skip the required plugins) or check the checkbox next to “Plugins” to install all.
3. Click on the Bulk actions dropdown > select Install and click Apply.

Recommended plugins

JediThemes Demo Import – import content, widgets, and theme settings with just a single click.

Kadence Blocks – add custom blocks and options to extend Gutenberg’s editing capabilities.

WooCommerce – open a shop.

WP Recipe Maker – add recipes to your posts.

Contact Form 7 and Flamingo – store messages in your dashboard.

Regenerate Thumbnails – use this plugin if your images are not sized correctly.

Important plugins

Cache

Caching plugins will highly improve the user experience and make your website work faster.

Our recommendations: WP Fastest Cache, W3 Total Cache and LiteSpeed Cache.

SEO

A SEO plugin will help you optimize your web pages so they’ll rank higher in search engines. You could try one of the following plugins: Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO.

Security

To protect your site from hackers, we highly advise you to add a security plugin, like Wordfence.

Image Optimization

Optimize your images by compressing them and reducing the file size with Smush.

How to upload a theme

Upload the parent theme

1. First, login to your WordPress Dashboard.
2. Next, go to Appearance > Themes in the menu on the left.
3. Near the top, you’ll see a Add New button, click that button.
4. Click the Upload Theme button.
5. Click on Choose file and select the theme-name.1.0.0.zip (example: jeditheme.1.0.0.zip).
6. Click on Install Now, but don’t activate the theme.

Upload the child theme

Why upload a child theme? Using a child theme lets you update the parent theme without affecting the customizations you’ve made to your site. If you are using only the parent theme, the changes you make will be erased with every update. For this reason, we recommend using a child theme when you need to override any theme templates or add code for custom functionality.

1. Login to your WordPress Dashboard.
2. Go to Appearance > Themes in the menu on the left.
3. Click on the Add New button located on the top of the page.
4. Click on the Upload Theme button.
5. Click on Choose file and select the theme-name-child.zip (example: jeditheme-child.zip).
6. Click on Install Now and activate the theme. Keep in mind that though the Child Theme is the active theme, it can’t work without its parent theme. So, make sure that you have both themes installed.

Troubleshooting (missing stylesheet error)

If you receive the “missing style.css stylesheet” error, you haven’t uploaded the correct files. Don’t upload the themename_UNZIP.zip file – extract the files from it and follow the instructions above.