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You can update Apper App Landing WordPress theme in two ways,

It is recommended that you backup all of your WordPress files and your database before updating the theme so you can roll back in case something goes wrong.

1. Automatic update via Envato Toolkit

  • Download and install the Envato Market plugin
  • Login to your Themeforest account Under Settings > API Keys, generate an API key and copy it.
  • Now login to your wordpress admin panel and navigate to Envato Toolkit page.
  • Fill in your username and API key in the respective fields.
  • Once you save, you can then update your theme automatically.

2. Manual update

  • Download the theme from your envato account downloads page as “Installable WordPress files only” to your local computer.


  • After extracting the downloaded archive “apper-wordpress-theme.zip“, login in to your FTP and browse to the theme folder files on your computer.
  • Just replace all files in the theme folder and that’s it.
The website content and your theme settings won’t be impacted in any way by updating the theme using any of these methods unless you have made changes to the core theme files.

You can customize WooCommerce single product page elements like typography of heading, pricing, add to cart elements.

You can also customize the information below the Add to cart button under Appearance -> BookChoix Options -> Shop Settings -> Single product page

WooCommerce single product page customization

You can disable preloader animation by navigating to

Appearance -> BookChoix Options -> General Settings -> Layout -> Disable Pre-loader animation

Disable preloader in BookChoix Bookstore theme

In WordPress, some menu items may not appear for certain user roles due to role-based access control and permissions set by the website administrator.

Here are the main reasons why certain menu items may not appear for certain user roles in WordPress:

  • Capability-based Menu Management: Each menu item in WordPress can be assigned specific capabilities, such as “edit_posts,” “publish_pages,” “manage_options,” etc. User roles are then granted or denied access to these capabilities. If a menu item requires a capability that is not assigned to a particular user role, that menu item will not be visible to users with that role.
  • Plugin or Theme Restrictions: Some plugins or themes may introduce their own custom menu items or features. These custom menu items can also be restricted based on user roles.
    Plugin developers or theme authors can use WordPress’s built-in capability system to manage access to their custom functionalities.

WPShapere does not modify the capabilities of user roles; instead, it simply hides unwanted menu items. To alter the default capabilities of user roles, you can use WPShapere along with any role editing plugin.

To customize Call to action (CTA) button on top menu,

1. Navigate to Appearance -> Apper Options -> Menu Settings -> Menu Light (if you set light menu version as default under General -> Pages settings).
Navigate to Appearance -> Apper Options -> Menu Settings -> Menu Dark (if you set dark menu version as default under General -> Pages settings).

2. Under “Enable Call to action button on menu”, you can edit the CTA button text, link and colors.

Menu CTA buttons

 

To add or edit Footer widgets, navigate to Appearance -> Widgets.

There you can see Footer widget locations – Footer 1, Footer 2, Footer 3 and Footer 4. You can edit the widgets as per your need.

Apper Footer Widgets

To customize, first open the page that you want to edit using Elementor as shown in the below image.

Edit Apper theme elementor sections

After that, choose the “Getting Started” section in the navigator by selecting it.

Customizing the “Getting Started” section  background color

Customize the Getting Started section

Customizing the “Getting Started” section button colors

Customizing Getting started buttons

Turn Off the “Getting Started” section style and the overlay effect

If you don’t want the “Getting Started” style and overlay effect,

  1. Click “Edit section” button.
  2. Under the Layout tab, you will see the “Getting Started section” turn On/Off button.
  3. Switch it on or off as per your requirement.
  4. Turn on/off Getting started section

Apper theme was built using Elementor page builder and it has multiple elements added to each demo pages.

Because the theme is based on Elementor page builder, you need to edit the colors by editing each elements.

To customize, first open the page that you want to edit using elementor as shown in the below image.

Edit Apper theme elementor sections

To edit the background color of each section, you need to edit the particular section that you want to edit.

How to add or change the background color of a section

In order to change a background color of a section,

1. Select the section in the navigator which is shown on the right side of the Elementor editor.
2. Switch to “Style” tab.
3. Open Background and select the color you wish as shown in the below image.

How to edit or add Elementor Section Background

Editing the Mobile slider and its circle background color

For example, to edit the purple background behind the mobile slider, edit the page using Elementor, click the Mobile slider element, navigate to the style tab and then set your desired background color for the circle.

Editing WordPress Mobile App slider

Editing Heading Colors

If you want to change the colors of the heading, simply edit the heading element by clicking on it as shown in the image below, then select the “Style” tab, the “Heading” tab, and finally the colors you wish.

Edit Elementor Heading Colors in Apper theme

 

The BookChoix theme provides an off-canvas sidebar feature that is visible on both the WooCommerce shop and single product pages.

BookChoix WordPress Off-canvas Sidebar

To customize this sidebar, you can access the WordPress Widgets page by navigating to Appearance -> Widgets menu. From there, you can easily add widgets of your choice by dragging and dropping the widgets into the Off-canvas sidebar location.

Add widgets to off-canvas

By default, this sidebar does not display any widgets such as the Price filter or categories. However, you can easily add the desired widgets by following the steps mentioned above.

Are you looking for an easy way to translate your BookChoix WordPress theme? This tutorial will provide you with all the necessary information and steps on how to translate your WordPress theme. Using Poedit software, you can easily create the translations for your theme in any language you prefer.

This tutorial will cover everything from installing the Poedit software to editing the WordPress theme files to adding the final translation. By following this guide, you’ll be able to successfully translate your BookChoix WordPress theme in no time.

What is Poedit?

Poedit translation software

Poedit is a powerful software that allows you to easily translate your WordPress theme into different languages. This software works by scanning the code of your WordPress theme and finding all the text strings that need to be translated.

With Poedit, you can translate these text strings into your desired language and create a translation file that can be easily imported into your WordPress theme. Whether you’re a developer or a blogger, Poedit is an essential tool for anyone who wants to create a multilingual website.

Installing Poedit

Now that we know what Poedit is and how it works, it’s time to install the software and get started with translating your BookChoix WordPress theme.

Installing Poedit is a relatively simple process, so even if you don’t have much experience with software installations, you should be able to handle this with ease. Here’s how to get started:

Step 1: Go to the Poedit website and download the software. Poedit is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, so make sure to download the appropriate version for your operating system.

Step 2: Once the download is complete, run the Poedit installer and follow the prompts to complete the installation. If you’re using a Windows or macOS computer, the installation process should be fairly straightforward and automated.

Step 3: Once the installation is complete, open up Poedit and familiarize yourself with the interface. It should look similar to the screenshot we showed you earlier in this tutorial.
Congratulations, you’re now ready to start using Poedit to translate your BookChoix WordPress theme!

Translating BookChoix WordPress Theme with Poedit

Now that you have installed and configured Poedit, it’s time to learn how to translate your BookChoix WordPress theme. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Open Poedit and select “Create new translation“.

Step 2: Choose the language you want to translate your theme to and select your BookChoix theme file. In this tutorial, we will be setting our desired language to French.

Select bookchoix.pot file

Step 3: Start translating! Poedit will display all the translatable strings in the theme. Simply click on each string and type the translated version in the “Translation” box.

Step 4: Once you have finished translating, save the file as fr_FR.po. Upon saving the file, the poedit software will automatically generate another file called fr_FR.mo. You can refer to this link (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13214_01/wli/docs92/xref/xqisocodes.html) to access a comprehensive list of language codes and country codes.

Step 5: Upload your translated files to the ~/wp-content/languages/themes/bookchoix/languages folder in your WordPress installation.

And that’s it! Your BookChoix theme is now available in your native language. It’s worth noting that Poedit also allows you to update your translations as needed, simply by opening the .po file and making any necessary changes.

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