Step 1 - Log in to your WordPress Administration Panel (Dashboard).

Step 2 - Click the 'Blog Posts' tab.

Step 3 - Click the 'Add New' sub-tab.

Step 4 - Start filling in the blanks: enter your post title in the upper field, and enter your post body content in the main post editing box below it.

Step 5 - As needed, select a category, add tags, post format, fill in the meta setings below the editor.

Step 6 - Upload a featured image for your Post.

To you show your posts you need to create a Blog page.

Step 7 - Click Edit With Elementor Button to edit content.

Step 8 - After finishing, Publish the page.

Step 9 - You can customize the Blog by modifying the settings

Please add key for app here

1. Create map api key

https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/embed/get-api-key

https://jwsuperthemes.com/how-to-create-a-google-maps-api-key/

2. Create key login with Google

https://www.cozmoslabs.com/docs/profile-builder-2/add-ons/social-connect/create-google-app-social-connect/

3. Create key login with Facebook

https://webkul.com/blog/how-to-generate-facebook-app-id/

4. Callback Url please add.

Change your_domain.com to your domain website.

https://your_domain.com/my-account/google/oauth2callback

https://your_domain.com/my-account/facebook/int_callback

Example:

https://meathouse.jwsuperthemes.com/my-account/google/oauth2callback

https://meathouse.jwsuperthemes.com/my-account/facebook/int_callback

Step 1 - Install POEdit https://poedit.net/

Step 2 - Open file ***.pot by POEdit and traslate it : http://prntscr.com/bmhtpt

Step 3 - Click Save to save changes.

We created many elementor widgets with many layout, you just need search with keywork is "jws", all of widget create from us will be show for you

Having many ways to create the title bar on your website

Step 1 - Go to edit page ".

Step 2 - Choose Page Template is "Page Tempate with titlebar".

If you want to change the background image of the title bar please go to the Theme Setting -> Title bar and change the background at here

*Beside with page create from Theme Builder like single product page, shop page and blog archive page (blog listing page),.. you cannot using the title bar on theme option, we only can create the title bar by the way using widget we create to build it

Please go to Woocommerce > Settings > General > Currency Options

This is the instruction of configureurating currency tab in WooCommerce Settings.

Here is the detailed Documentation

SmartSoft comes with a Child Theme.
Simply install SmartSoft-child.zip like a regular WordPress 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.

There are a few reasons why you would want to use a child theme:

• - If you modify a theme directly and it is updated, then your modifications may be lost. By using a child theme you will ensure that your modifications are preserved.
• - Using a child theme can speed up development time.
• - Using a child theme is a great way to learn about WordPress theme development.

Child Themes - Codex
You can watch this video to know the way create a Child Theme.

You need to use a Child Theme only if you are making code customizations.

Updating the theme via WordPress is very similar to the install process via WordPress.
Follow the steps below to update your theme via WordPress:

Step 1 - Log into your WordPress Dashboard.

Step 2 - Go to Appearance > Themes.

Step 3 - Deactivate the SmartSoft theme by simply activating a different theme. Once you activate a different theme, you can delete the SmartSoft theme.

Step 4 - Delete the SmartSoft theme. Do not worry, your content will not be lost!

Step 5 - Then simply upload the new “SmartSoft.zip” file in the Appearance > Themes section. Click on the Install Themes tab at the top and choose to upload the zip file. You have this step explained in section: Theme Installation via WordPress.

Updating the theme via FTP is very similar to the install process via FTP.
Follow the steps below to update your theme via FTP:

Step 1 - Go to ../wp-content > themes location on your server using a FTP client and backup your "SmartSoft " theme folder by saving it to your computer, or you can choose to simply delete it. Your content will not be lost.

Step 2 - Download the new version of SmartSoft theme from your Themeforest and retrieve SmartSoft folder by unpacking the zip that you download from Themeforest and SmartSoft_(version.number).zip.

Step 3 - Then simply drag and drop the new "SmartSoft " theme folder into ../wp-content > themes location. Choose to “Replace” the current one if you did not delete it.

Step 4 - Log into your WordPress Dashboard, go to Appearance > Themes and activate the new SmartSoft theme.

There are several things you can do to speed up your website. First thing you need to turn off the Less Option in Theme Setting after you changed any thing on theme setting and after you import the demo data. Consider adding a caching plugin to WordPress. We use and recommend W3 Total Cache. Another thing you can do is use a Content Delivery Network provider. We use and recommend MaxCDN (See our infographic about What is a CDN and Why you need it). You should also consider using a better web hosting provider. Shared hosts are usually slower. If you are receiving a lot of traffic, then you should consider moving to a VPS or a Dedicated server. Last but not least, check out our presentation about Maximizing Performance and Speeding up WordPress.

Yes, all you need to do is point the domain name to the hosting account.

There is no limit to the number of plugins you can install. However, too many plugins or even a few poorly coded plugins can slow your site down immensely, so it is important to install plugins correctly.

This most likely happens when you paste a code from a website with wrong formats. Sometimes the formatting error is done on the website where the code is available however most of the time, this error happens because you pasted the code on the wrong location. Unfortunately, you will not be able to make the edits using your wp-admin section. You will have to use FTP to login to your web host and modify your theme’s file.

Consider following our Beginner’s Guide to Pasting Code from the Web into WordPress.

We have written an extensive article on How to Install and Setup Google Analytics in WordPress. It is important to mention that you will NOT be able to install Google Analytics in your WordPress.com blog. They provide a built-in feature called WordPress.com Stats.

Embedding videos can add quite a bit of value to your blog and your content. Whether you want to use your own videos or just any video from YouTube or another video hosting site, you need to know how to embed videos within your posts.

The process is very simple and you can just post the URL for the video within the post. Make sure to put it where you would like it to show up. For more information about embedding videos in WordPress, check out our post about The Easiest Way to Embed Videos in WordPress.

Installing a copy of WordPress on your PC is possible. You can do this fairly easily, but you will need the right tools. Another thing to keep in mind, when you install WordPress on your PC, nobody will be able to see your website until you publish it with your own hosting account.

You can find out how to install WordPress on your PC without post called, A Quick Guide to Installing WordPress with WAMP on your Windows Computer.

Please take a look at this Article

• You can either get your web host to increase your PHP limits.
• You can upload your theme via an FTP client. We offer a video tutorial located in the Video section of the forum that explains how to use FTP to install your theme.

• If you can access the admin area of your site, login to your admin section and deactivate all plugins. After doing so, check your front end page again. If it loads without error, you have a plugin conflict. Now, start activating each plugin one by one. When you see the 500 error again on the front end pages, you will know that the last plugin you activated is the likely culprit. Deactivate it and continue checking all remaining plugins one by one to make sure there are no others.
• If you are getting the 500 error on the front end and the back end admin area, then you will need to access your site via an FTP client. A little known trick is to change the name of your/wp-content/pluginsfolder to something else temporarily like “plugins.bak.” This will make WordPress ignore your plugins. Then check to see if this resolves the problem. If it does, log into your admin section and then change your plugin.bak folder back to plugins . Then deactivate all of your plugins via your admin page.

Recommended PHP configuration limits are as follows:

• memory_limit 128M
• post_max_size 32M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_execution_time 500

You can verify your PHP configuration limits by installing a simple plugin found here. If you still cannot resolve the 500 error, talk with your web hosting support.

If you are installing your theme from the WordPress theme installer, but get a message that says "Are you sure you want to do this? ", most likely your web server is configured with low PHP settings that only allow a certain size ZIP file to be uploaded via WP admin.

Most hosting companies configure their servers to only have the maximum file upload size limit at 8-10 MB, some are less. The SmartSoft theme ZIP is currently about 34 MB in size which is due to the included plugins and all the demo content. So if you get this error, your web server is rejecting the upload due to the overall size of the SmartSoft.zip file. WordPress is unfortunately giving you a rather ambiguous message in response. This is not a theme issue or bug.

There two ways to solve this problem.

• You can get your web host to increase your PHP limits so a larger zip file is allowed to be uploaded. They will know which limits to set if you explain the issue.
• You can upload your theme via FTP. View our video tutorial in the Video section of the forum to learn how to install your theme via FTP. It is very easy and efficient.

Recommended PHP configureuration limits are as follows:

memory_limit 128M

post_max_size 32M

upload_max_filesize 32M

max_execution_time 500