Version 1.0
Atena is a modern and clean WordPress theme for modern content-based blogs and magazines. Make it follow your personal brand and let your web presence stand out.
If you like this template, do not forget to give 5 star rating and give your valuable feedback for better update. We love to hear your feedback – if you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements please get in touch. Nearly all of the time we follow your advice and issue a rapid update for Atena.
To install this theme you must have a working last version of WordPress already installed. For information on installing the WordPress platform, please see the WordPress Codex.
WordPress is software designed for everyone, emphasizing accessibility, performance, security, and ease of use. We believe great software should work with minimum set up, so you can focus on sharing your story, product, or services freely. The basic WordPress software is simple and predictable so you can easily get started. It also offers powerful features for growth and success.
Since WordPress is constantly being updated information about how to install WordPress may become out of date, so you always can read official guide here.
You can install the theme in two ways: through 1.WordPress
, or via 2.FTP Upload
. If you have trouble installing the theme via WordPress, please proceed with installing it via FTP and you will be able to get around the issue.
From your WordPress Administration area, head to Appearance > Themes and click Add New. The Add New theme screen has a new option, Upload Theme. The theme upload form is now open, click Choose File, select the theme zip file on your computer and click Install Now. The theme is now ready to be activated from your admin. Once the theme is fully uploaded and installed, click Activate to activate the WordPress theme.
When uploading your theme with the installer, please ensure you are uploading the theme .zip file, not the entire package you downloaded. In this case, you will be uploading atena-1.0.zip.
Follow the steps below to install via WordPress.
If you have a WordPress theme on your local computer, it’s possible to install it using File Transfer Protocol (FTP). By using this method there is a risk of deleting or modifying files, which could bring your site offline. For this reason, we advise that only advanced users install themes this way.
Follow the steps below to install via FTP.
If you have a WordPress theme on your local computer, it’s possible to install it using File Transfer Protocol (FTP). By using this method there is a risk of deleting or modifying files, which could bring your site offline. For this reason, we advise that only advanced users install themes this way.
To use the FTP to add new themes manually, follow these steps.
To begin, you must have an FTP hostname, username and password, and an FTP client. We’ve used FTP client Filezilla to show the steps in this tutorial.
You can update the theme in following ways:
Follow the following steps to upload your theme using FTP clients:
All child themes have inner update system, it’s automatic, you will see notice that you need update theme in Appearance – Themes. Just update them as any wordpress theme. But, before updating child theme, always update main theme.
To change your Site title and Favicon login to wp-admin and navigate to Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Site Identity and follow the following steps:
To change all global colors login to wp-admin and navigate to Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > General > Color Options and follow the following steps:
To change the site logo login to your wp-admin and navigate to Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Header > Logo and follow the following steps:
To change the typography of your site navigate to Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Typography and follow the following steps:
To set the default Home and Blog page please login to wp-admin and navigate to Dashboard > Settings > Reading
To customize the menu and megamenu please login to wp-admin and navigate to Appearance > Menus and follow the following steps:
If you have a problem with the theme or found a bug, please let us know. We take pride in our customer support and we will do what we can to assist you. If you are experiencing a theme issue, please first turn off all third party plugins to see if the problem persists.
Once your theme is installed, you will notice a message at the top of your dashboard prompting you to install certain plugins. To ensure that your site has all of the same functionality that you see in the demo, it’s important that you install and activate these plugins.
Check the message about required plugins for the template and start installing all the listed plugins from the list.
After getting the Atena installed and activated under Appearance > Themes , you will see the message about required plugins for the template. Just simply click Begin installing plugins to start their installation:
A list of required and recommended plugins will appear. Click to Install to start installing and activating them.
Kirki allows theme developers to build themes quicker & more easily.
With over 30 custom controls ranging from simple sliders to complex typography controls with Google-Fonts integration and features like automatic CSS & postMessage script generation, Kirki makes theme development a breeze.
Contact Form 7 can manage multiple contact forms, plus you can customize the form and the mail contents flexibly with simple markup. The form supports Ajax-powered submitting, CAPTCHA, Akismet spam filtering and so on.
You can find docs, FAQ and more detailed information about Contact Form 7 on contactform7.com. When you can’t find the answer to your question on the FAQ or in any of the documentation, check the support forum on WordPress.org. If you can’t locate any topics that pertain to your particular issue, post a new topic for it.
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Advanced Custom Fields turns WordPress sites into a fully-fledged content management system by giving you all the tools to do more with your data.
The best feature of this plugin is, that theme authors can define import files in their themes and so all you (the user of the theme) have to do is click on the “Import Demo Data” button.
Atena Helper Plugin. Adds new elementor widgets, post types and much more.
What is demo content?
When a user activates a theme, they have an expectation of seeing their photos, theirs shop, their contributors and all of their content with a new style or twist. Themes provide this ability to showcase user content in different ways. How a theme gets that content is what we look for.
Check these PHP config variables before demo import:
Please note that Afracode is not responsible for content loss, database errors and such, which may happen to your WordPress install upon an incorrectly applied theme update.
One click demo import is one of the most useful features that a WordPress theme can have. This plugin will create a submenu page under Appearance with the title Import demo data.
Go to Appearance → One Click Demo Import
Click Import Demo Data button
Go to Tool → Import → WordPress
Click on Choose file and select the demo-content.xml (Which locate in Demo Content folder)
Check the box Download and import file attachments. This will download attachments for images included in the Live Preview demo
Click Upload file and import
Keep in mind that we provide lifetime updates and dedicated support in order to have no problems with the new versions of WordPress Besides that, Atena offers new features in every new release. So please, stay updated.
Download the Atena.zip from TemplateMonster and unzip it
Access your server via FTP or SFTP
Browse to wp-content/themes/
Delete and override the un-zipped Atena
folder
Your front page is the home page of your WordPress site. By default, it displays your blog posts, starting with the most recent entries. WordPress enables you to set the number of posts displayed and even include teasers for other posts.
Go to Appearance → Customize → Homepage Settings
Under Your homepage displays choose A static page
Click on the Homepage dropdown list and select the Home page you created as your static homepage
Simply go to Appearance » Widgets and add the ‘Navigation Menu’ widget to your sidebar. Next, add a title for the widget and choose the correct menu from the ‘Select Menu’ drop down list.
Go to Appearance → Menus
Give your menu a name and click to Create Menu button
Add few simple links from Links tab and Save your menu
Navigate to Manage Locations tab
Choose your new menu as Main Navigation and save
Page templates are a specific type of template file that can be applied to a specific page or groups of pages.
Atena has the following page templates built into the theme and can be applied by creating a page in WordPress.
Default Template
Full Page (Full page template)
Custom Page (Page without title)
Go to Appearance → Customize → Typography
You can change the fonts and their style according this list
General Fonts
General Text Options
Heading Options
Button Options
Blockquote Options
A WordPress child theme is a WordPress theme that inherits its functionality from another WordPress theme, the parent theme. Child themes are often used when you want to customize or tweak an existing WordPress theme without losing the ability to upgrade that theme. In the past, there was no easy way of updating WordPress themes without losing all the custom styling and changes that you had made. This becomes chaos when all the sudden you find out a widely used script in popular themes has a major exploit, and you need to update your themes ASAP. It becomes a tough choice because on one hand, you would lose all the custom styles if you update. On the other hand, you risk your site getting hacked if you don’t update fast enough.
A child theme allows you to change small aspects of your site’s appearance yet still preserve your theme’s look and functionality. To understand how child themes work it is first important to understand the relationship between parent and child themes.