• The theme zip file HomeId.zip(included WPBakery Page Builder and other plugins)
• Child theme for easier customize in HomeId-child.zip
• Document in Documentation.zip

Struct look like:

HomeID includes 5 other folders. Please see explanation below for more details:

• assets: Store less, js, resource default and another plugin for theme. Besides include file for demo data.
• g5plus: Store php file functions, which use/can override templates of our plugin(require in HomeID)
• inc: Store all functions
• languages: Store .pot file for translate to another language
• templates: Store templates for header, footer, archive, comments, breadcrumb.

To use HomeID, you must be running WordPress 5.6 or higher, PHP7+ or higher, and MySQL 5 or higher. We have tested it with Mac, Windows and Linux. Below is a list of items you should ensure your host can comply with.

Recommended PHP Configuration Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• upload_max_filesize = 64M

Get the HomeID Theme installation package from your account (after login on Themeforest.net) at downloads page and save it to your computer.

Installation via Wordpress

You could consult our video guide on How to install an G5Theme item via WordPress

Step 1 - Login to your Wordpress Dashboard

Step 2 - Go to Appearance > Themes. Click the Add New button or Add new theme link. (check screenshot below)

Step 3 - Click on the Upload Theme button. Locate HomeID.zip and click Install Now.

Step 4 - Click on the Activate button to activate HomeID.

Congratulations, you have now activated HomeID! You can now proceed with HomeID's Plugin Installation.

Installation via FTP

You could consult our video guide on How to install an G5Theme item via FTP

Step 1 - Log into your Hosting server using an FTP client (like FileZilla or WinSCP).

Step 2 - Locate "HomeID.zip" that you found in your ThemeForest Package and unzip it somewhere on your hard drive. Once it is unzipped it will look like a folder named HomeID with all theme files in it.

Step 3 - Locate your Wordpress installation and upload the theme directory HomeID (you unzipped in the previous step) into ../wp-content/themes/ in your Wordpress installation.

Step 4 - Click on the Activate button to activate HomeID. Congratulations, you have now activated HomeID! You can now proceed with HomeID's Plugin Installation.

HomeID has been integrated Essential Real Estate plugin with features include the totally new specially designed to suit the needs of any REAL ESTATE website. Its management system which allows you to own and maintain a real estate marketplace, intro website. You can consult the documentation of Essential Real Estate for more details on How to use this powerful plugin to build your website: http://document.g5plus.net/essential-real-estate/

All plugins required have been into your download package, so you only need to do is click on the "Begin installing plugins".

You should be navigated to the Install Required Plugin page, which shows a plugin list similar to this:

Next, Click on the checkbox beside "Plugin" label to select all plugins in the list.

Then choose "Install" from the drop-down list at the top and then click "Apply".

The installing process status will be shown in your browser. It may takes a few minutes, so please be patient. After sucessfull, your screen like that

When the notice "All installations have been completed" appears, click on the "Return to Required Plugins Installer" link to turn back to the plugin list.

Next, click on the box beside the Plugin label again to select all plugins and choose Activate this time as image below.

With HomeID, you can build a fully functional website just by clicking a button and install our demo data or click 5.2.1 Create A New Page to step by step. Your BEYOT installation will be set up with what we have on our demo website, and you can use it as a template to develop your own website.

Go to Beyot Theme >> Install Demo

Then choose option button to install demo as you want:

• Only Setting: Click this button to install only Demo settings
• Install: Click this button to install all settings with demo data of HomeID

The process would be displayed on import status bars so you will know when it is finished and your data is ready(Image below use Beyot theme).

You should ensure that a non-default permalink setting is selected, e.g. Month and name in Settings > Permalinks .

DONE. Now, you can visit your website to view demo.

You can create any number of pages with content. Our theme includes several page templates to choose from, and you will need to choose the page template that suits your needs. All of this is done in the pages section of your WordPress admin.

If you DID NOT One Click Install Demo, you will need to MANUALLY CREATE your Home and other pages. Here’s how to build a new page:

You could consult our video guide on How to create page using WPBakery Page Builder

Step 1 – Navigate to Pages in your admin sidebar and click Add New option.

Step 2 – Input a new name for your page, and click BACKEND EDITOR to build page by WPBakery Page Builder or click FRONTEND EDITOR to build page by WPBakery Page Builder on the frontend (make sure that you have installed WPBakery Page Builder plugin).

Content for your page goes in the editing field, use the Visual or Text editor. Page content is mainly built using Shortcodes. See the Shortcodes section for how to use them. You can also use our demo content, see the corresponding section of this document for the demo code of each page.

• Don't click BACKEND EDITOR: It means that you could input content to Classic Mode Area, then go to Step 3
• Click "BACKEND EDITOR": your screen could be like this

Step 3 – Setup values for Page Settings which will affect to this page only and override options set in the Preset (if this page apply any Preset) or Theme Options..

You could consult our guide on How to use Preset for more details on How to apply Preset to a Page/Post

Any option that was set to be Default or Customize Off means that it will use the value of equivalence option you have set in Preset (if this page apply any Preset) or Theme Options. Insert a different value to override the Preset/ Theme Option value.

Step 4 – Set your Parent page (It’s usually set to No Parent).

Step 5 – Set featured image for your page (optional)

Next, you can publish this page and set it as your frontpage. You could consult (Settings a static page as Home) section.

Content management is a breeze with Fortuna and it requires absolutely no coding skills. Using a highly customized version of the WPBakery Page Builder plugin the theme offers a user friendly Drag'n'Drop interface for easy page creation and editing. Follow these simple steps to create a Page with BEYOT:

Step 1:Go to Pages > Add new in your Dashboard. Add a Title to your Page (top field).

Step 2:Switch to Backend Editor if you are currently under Classic Mode (button below Title field).

Step 3:Start adding page content by clicking on the Plus button or Add Element.

Step 4:The Add Element Popup appears, click on the first element in order to add a new Row to your page. A Row is a main building block of a page, you can split your Rows into Columns, place various elements into your rows, set Row Backgrounds, effects etc.

Step 5:Once you have the new Row added to your page you can split that Row into Columns in order to organize elements nicely in it. Once you split your Row into column you can start adding different Page Elements into your columns. If you want to edit your Row/Column Settings click on the small Pen icon (top right corner of the Row/Column). You can also Duplicate your Row with the Icon (duplicate icon) next to it or Remove the Row/Column with the icon to the right (trash bin icon).

Row Settings (General)

Click on the Edit Row button (Pen icon, top right of the Row). You will see the Row Settings Dialog popup.

Layout:

Default - Row will full width (option default)

Stretch row - Row will full width, visible content if overflow

Stretch row and content - Max width 1170px and center.

Stretch row and content (no paddings) - Full width, padding left and padding right 15px.

Default(no paddings) - Full width, padding left and padding right 0px.

Columns gap:

In order to control gaps between columns navigate to row parameter window and change column gap option - the gap will be introduced between all columns within this row. Default value of gap is set to 0.

Important: In case of mobile stacking gap will be introduced between stacked columns as well.

Equal height:

In order to set columns within row to be equal height you must navigate to row parameter window and check Equal height option to be active. All columns within this row will have equal height and align to the longest column.

Content position:

In order to control vertical alignment of content within rows/columns navigate to row parameter window and select position of content - top, middle or bottom. By default value is set to "Default" meaning it will use Top or any other alternative if defined within your WP theme.

Show background overlay (Overlay Color)

Step 1: - Select Overlay Type

Step 2: - Click button to select color of background overlay

Step 3: - Set opacity for overlay (0 → 100)

Show background overlay (Overlay Image)

Step 1: - Select Overlay Type

Step 2: - Click button to select image or set background image from Design Options

Step 3: - Set opacity for overlay (0 → 100)

Row ID

Set ID of row (Note: make sure it is unique and valid according to w3c specification)

Managing Columns

Once you have the desired number of columns in a Row you can manage each Column's individual settings by clicking on the Toolbar icons of that specific Column. The Plus Icon adds an element to the top of the Column, the bottom Plus Icon adds an elemnt to the bottom of the Column. The Trash Bin icon removes the Column. Access the Column Settings by clicking on the Pen Icon.

Column Settings (General)

Access the Column Settings by clicking on the Pen Icon. The General tab provides with the option to add CSS classes to your Column if you wish to access it via CSS (can pass more than one divided by a space).

Adding Page Elements to your Page is pretty straightforward. First you need to have created a new page, added a Row to it and defined your Row Columns (read more in the previous section).

Step 1:Click on one of the Plus Icons within the column you want to add a new element to.

Step 2:The Page Elements dialog will appear, click on the element you want to add to your Column/Row.

Step 3:The Element Settings Dialog of the Element you are adding appears. Customize your element anyway you want, then click Save.

Step 4:Your element is now in the Column you added it to. Once you hover your newly added element you will see a small popup that let's you manage it. You can do the following with your elements:

Move - Drag your element via the Direction Icon to move it around within the Column,Row or Page.

Edit - Click on the Pen Icon to edit your Element's properties.

Clone - Click on the Copy Icon to duplicate your Element.

Delete - Click on the Trash Bin Icon to remove your Element.

Content management is a breeze with Dukaken and it requires absolutely no coding skills. Using a highly customized version of the WPBakery Page Builder plugin the theme offers a user friendly Drag-Drop interface for easy page creation and editing. Follow these simple steps to create a Page with Dukaken theme:

Step 1:Go to Pages → Add new in your Dashboard. Add a Title to your Page (top field).

Step 2:Switch to Backend Editor if you are currently under Classic Mode (button below Title field).

Step 3:Start adding page content by clicking on the Plus button or Add Element.

Step 4:The Add Element Popup appears, click on the first element in order to add a new Row to your page. A Row is a main building block of a page, you can split your Rows into Columns, place various elements into your rows, set Row Backgrounds, effects etc.

Step 5:Once you have the new Row added to your page you can split that Row into Columns in order to Achilles elements nicely in it. Once you split your Row into column you can start adding different Page Elements into your columns. If you want to edit your Row/Column Settings click on the small Pen icon (top right corner of the Row/Column). You can also Duplicate your Row with the Icon (duplicate icon) next to it or Remove the Row/Column with the icon to the right (trash bin icon).

Row Settings (General)

Click on the Edit Row button (Pen icon, top right of the Row). You will see the Row Settings Dialog popup.

Layout

Container Width - Define the width of the container. The container will full width by default

Content Width - Define the width of the content area.

Columns gap:

In order to control gaps between columns navigate to row parameter window and change column gap option - the gap will be introduced between all columns within this row. Default value of gap is set to 0.

Important: In case of mobile stacking gap will be introduced between stacked columns as well.

Full Height Row and Video Background:

Equal height:

In order to set columns within row to be equal height you must navigate to row parameter window and check Equal height option to be active. All columns within this row will have equal height and align to the longest column.

Content position:

In order to control vertical alignment of content within rows/columns navigate to row parameter window and select position of content - top, middle or bottom. By default value is set to "Default" meaning it will use Top or any other alternative if defined within your WP theme.

Parallax:

Show background overlay (Overlay Color)

Step 1: - Select Overlay Type

Step 2: - Click button to select color of background overlay

Step 3: - Set opacity for overlay (0 → 100)

Show background overlay (Overlay Image)

Step 1: - Select Overlay Type

Step 2: - Click button to select image or set background image from Design Options

Step 3: - Set opacity for overlay (0 → 100)

Row ID

Set ID of row (Note: make sure it is unique and valid according to w3c specification)

Row Settings (Design Options)

Managing Columns

Once you have the desired number of columns in a Row you can manage each Column's individual settings by clicking on the Toolbar icons of that specific Column. The Plus Icon adds an element to the top of the Column, the bottom Plus Icon adds an elemnt to the bottom of the Column. The Trash Bin icon remove the Column. Access the Column Settings by clicking on the Pen Icon.

Column Settings (General)

Access the Column Settings by clicking on the Pen Icon. The General tab provides with the option.

Extra class name: add CSS classes to your Column if you wish to access it via CSS (can pass more than one divided by a space).

Column Settings (Design Options)

Column Settings (Responsive Options)