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The color scheme was the issue, don’t know why but I compared the demo with the one I’m creating, it was just the same, but not showing equal.

In the end I put the footer text to white and that worked.

Thanks

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Thanks, that helped! ^_^

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Also I entered the theme options and inside color scheme I would be able to do something, I see a list of colors, I pressed the res4et button, everything I customized was reverted, but not the colors.

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In WordPress, you can go to Appearance > Widgets and add the content to the Footer

You can add a menu as column 2 and 3 in the demo or HTML as in columns 1 and 4.

I’m also working on that. :p

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Yeah, I can’t find the config for the demo slider… maybe some screenshots or guidance on this would be a good idea.

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Another one here :p

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Indeed, the images are really big. Took me almost 30 minutes, I let the importer work till it crashed, then returned to the Dashboard and finally got it working. At least to check out and start working on my own site.

Maybe it’s because of the retina ready images, they are simply huge.

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Thank you Cosmin, it was POEdit, after I set it to utf-8 everything worked. 😀

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I thought this might be a wordpress problem, so I installed the spanish version to test the theme and it’s the same, is there any solution to this besides translating and replacing characters with html code? 🙁

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I can’t edit my post

&a acute; for á and so on

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Aww… it is running in a xampp version.

I attached an example of the symbols.

Thanks

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You could also share some screenshots for configuration, some of the ones included are different from the version installed… also, I was able to install the alt version, but not the full, tried installing using XAMPP and also on a live server.

It’s messy, and it needs a lot of config to look like the one you show in your demo, hope you can add more setup and config info.

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I have always wondered why is it that there is no quickinstall versions in wordpress premium themes.

Instead of using the WordPress import, can’t we use phpmyadmin to install sql content?

Then just you need to pull the images from another file and put it into a folder.

Maybe I’m missing something… guess you can add some ideas.

Either way, still trying to import demo. :p