Getting Started

PHP Configuration limits Most common issues like Demo Import failure or page save errors are generally related to excessively low PHP configuration limit settings. Some hosts will try to keep PHP limits low to conserve resources. You can either increase these limits on your own, or contact your web host and ask to have the limits increased. Since are paying for those resources, you should rightfully expect to be getting your money’s worth. PHP version 7.4 or greaterServer Memory: 512MPost Max Size: 128MPHP Max Input: 1000Max Upload: 20MWEBP SupportMySQL version 8.0 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greaterZip PHP Module Enabled Important: We have also compiled a list of hosts we do not recommend, especially if you use a shared economic package. The list includes GoDaddy, Hostgator, 1&1 & iPage. An online search will reveal many posts regarding their poor performance with WordPress.

Login to your themeforest.net account and download your newly purchased theme: You can either download the whole package or the installable WordPress file only: If you choose to download All files & documentation, unzip the archive and look for theme_name.zip (this is the file that will be uploaded to WordPress; example filenames: brisk.zip, landio.zip, etc.). Install from WordPress Login into your admin section in WordPress (http://your-site.com/wp-admin) Go to Appearance – Themes Click Add New and hit the Upload button Browse to find “theme_name.zip” click Install Now The theme will be uploaded and installed Activate your theme Install Using FTP Log into your hosting space via a FTP software (eg. FileZilla) Upload theme folder (unarchive theme_name.zip) to wp-content/themes in your WordPress installation Login to your admin section in WordPress (http://your-site.com/wp-admin) Go to Appearance – Themes Activate your theme Important: After activating the theme, you will be prompted to install and activate the required plugins. Those are essential plugins and theme can’t run without it. Read more about plugin installation here.

Our themes include three plugins that must be installed and activated: FoodDelivery Core: the core plugin that runs all basic functionalities FoodDelivery Dashboard: the core plugin that runs multi vendor functionalities FoodDelivery Social Login: for login by Facebook and Google functions FoodDelivery PayPal: for payment function by PayPal FoodDelivery Stripe: for payment function by Stripe TGM Example Plugin: for import demo Elementor: the page editor; all content is build using this plugin Contact Form 7: Build form contact and register After activating your theme, you will see a prompt to install required plugins: Install and activate all three plugins. If installation was ok, you should be taken directly to Theme Options Dashboard.

If you need to modify core files or just need a better way to manage custom CSS, we recommend using the child theme. You can install childtheme from childtheme.zip in package theme Now that you have the child theme active, you can start adding your custom CSS into the child theme style.css file, or your custom PHP code in functions.php file,  via Appearance > Editor.