Thank you for purchasing our theme. To fully enjoy this template you will need a real web server (online or local) to work properly.

Within the download you'll find the following file structure and contents, logically grouping common assets and providing.

Once downloaded, unzip the compressed folder to see the structure of your theme. You'll see something like this:

              Noisa/
              ├── Documentation/ 
              │   ├── Theme/ - This document
              │   └── Visual Composer/ - Visual Composer plugin documentation
              ├── Example Content/ - 
              │   ├── contact-form-7-example-form.txt - Example Contact Form 7 usage 
              │   └── theme-content.xml - Example content available for import
              ├── Licensing/ - Licenses.
              ├── PSD/ - Photoshop graphics files.
              ├── Theme/
              │   ├── noisa.zip - Main theme files.
              │   └── noisa-child.zip - Default settings for theme admin panel.
              └── changelog.txt - All theme changes.
            

Please note that all JavaScript plugins require jQuery to be included.

Installation

You can complete installation in two different ways:

1. Adding theme using WordPress Theme Manager

1. Log in to the WordPress Administration Panel.
2. Select the Appearance panel, then Themes.
3. Click on "Add new" and "Upload".
4. Select zipped theme folder called noisa.zip and press Install Now button. The wordpress will do the rest for you.

2. Adding theme using FTP program

1. Download and install FileZilla

   Download FileZilla from http://filezilla-project.org/ and install program.

2. Run program

   Double click on your FileZilla icon from your desktop.

3. Setup

   Complete the following boxes (below the header at the top of the screen)
   ftpAddress - The URL of your blog/website (don’t include http:// at the beginning)
   User - your ftp username
   Password - your ftp password
   Port - Leave Blank or enter 21 (it should by default enter this automatically)

4. Quickconnect

   Click Quickconnect! are now connected to your ftp account.

5. WWW

   Double click on the WWW directory folder located on the right hand side so that the directory is opened. If you have a registered domain on your account then the 'index.html' file should be within your 'www/yourdomain.com/' directory. 'index.html' will be the main page of your site.
   If you use Wordpress and have a registered domain on your account then the Wordpress files can be accessed using the following path /www/wp-content/themes/ and select your theme folder. You will find all the php, css and image files for your Wordpress site in there.

6. Search for your files

   From the left hand side of the FileZilla program, you will need to search for your files on your computer in which you would like to upload to your site under 'Local Site'.

   Browse the contents and find the actual theme folder (/Theme/). In this folder you will find noisa.zip. Unzip this file then. After unpacking, you'll see a new folder containing your theme files. This is your theme folder.

7. Upload

   Highlight all of the files you wish to upload and then DRAG them over to an open area on the right hand side of the FileZilla program so that you will upload the files into www/wp-content/themes/your theme folder.
   Your files will upload instantly onto your site. A message will appear at the top above the local site to let you know if the upload was successful. Thats all theme should already be on the server ready to activation.

Activate theme

1. Log in to the WordPress Administration Panel.
2. Select the Appearance panel, then Themes.
3. From the Available Themes section, click on the Theme title (or Theme screenshot) for the Theme you wish to activate.
4. A preview of the Theme will be shown.
5. To activate the Theme click the Activate "Theme Name" link in the top right.

Plugins installation & activation

After activating theme you will be notified that Noisa requires "WPBakery Visual Composer" and "Noisa Plugin" to work properly. It's also recommended to install Contact Form 7.

Click "install" next to every plugin from the list starting from the top of the list, after installing the last one click Activate in same order.

Setup Your Homepage

1. Click on Settings -> Reading
2. Set "Front page" to Home as displayed bellow:

Update theme

The most important aspect of updating is that one should always have made a backup of their site and database prior to performing an update. Updates are very easy to do, but because we are dealing with the internet, and also several different programs attempting to work together, sometimes updates will fail, and "bad things" can happen to your existing site. If you have made a backup, then the problems may be reversible.

Many often worry that upgrading by ftp overwrite will cause one to lose the existing content they have input into their site. This is not the case. Your content, formatting and images you have uploaded are not effected.

If you have made any custom modifications to your php files - for example you have have hardcoded changes to a file, you can lose those modifications. You should definitely save each php or css file you have "hard" modified, so that you can reinstall them after the global program update. If you have made changes and you don't want to lose them, you can use one of freeware tools for comparing files, ex. Beyond Compare (Please don't ask us how to use it because we are not the authors of this tool. Help can be found on their website). After comparing these files you can upload on server only the files that hasn't been changed.

If you haven't custom modifications any theme files, all you need to do is update your version of theme by downloading the latest package from market, unpacking files and uploading new files on the server while replacing the old files.

How to fix "Broken Theme/Stylesheet Missing WordPress"?

A common issue that can occur with users new to installing WordPress themes is a "Broken theme and/or stylesheets missing" error message being displayed when trying to upload or activate the theme. This error message does not mean that the theme you have purchased is broken, it simply means it has been uploaded incorrectly. Luckily, there is a very easy fix. Please follow the steps below to rectify this issue.

1. Download the final zip file from your downloads page.
2. Unzip the final zip file; you should now have a final download folder.
3. Do NOT upload the final download folder. Open up the final download folder.
4. Browse the contents and find the actual theme folder (/Theme/). In this folder you will find noisa.zip. Unzip this file then. After unpacking, you'll see a new folder containing your theme files. This is your theme folder.
5. If you look inside the theme folder, you will see a "style.css" file. This is how you know you have found the theme folder.
6. Upload ONLY the theme folder to your "wp-content/themes" folder.
7. Login to your WordPress admin panel and activate the theme.
   
   Optional: If you do not wish to manually upload the theme only folder to your "themes" folder, there is an option. You can zip up the theme folder (remember, ONLY the theme folder) and upload it via the WordPress themes admin panel by selecting "add new" and clicking "upload". That's all there is to it, please be absolutely sure that you are uploading only the theme folder when trying to install a WordPress theme.

One-Click Demo Import

With the one-click import functionality you can quickly and easily import all the sample content (content, menu, options and widgets). So setting up your site to look and function just like the demo has never been easier. If you are using this option you don't need to use .xml files no longer. Before you begin, make sure that all the necessary plug-ins you have installed and activated.

1. Goto Appearance -> Demo Import.
2. Click the Import button.
3. Be patient and wait for the import process to complete. It can take up to 5-7 minutes. Running Demo Importer multiple times will result in duplicate content.

When import get stuck

Probably you need to increase the maximum execution time. You can do this by adding following code to your /wp-config.php file right above the /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */

set_time_limit(700);

If you still have problems make sure that you have enough memory allocated to php. This can be set in your wp-config.php file. You can read more at WordPress codex page.

Manual importing method

If the one click demo import does not complete or takes too long. Here is another method to try.

1. Go to Dashboard>Tools>Import>Wordpress, click "Install now" and "Activate Plugin & Run Importer".
2. Upload the demo content .xml using the form provided on that page. The xml file can be found in the theme folder in /noisa/Example Content/content.xml.
3. Click "Upload file and import".
4. Mark checkbox "Download and import file attachments" and click Submit.
5. Please wait a while until importing process will complete.
6. If the import does not fully complete, repeat these steps again as many times as necessary until you receive the Success message.

Permalinks settings and 404 Error

The most important aspect after importing content is to set the permalinks. WordPress posts returning a 404 Error. This usually happens if your .htaccess file got deleted or something went wrong with the rewrite rules. What you need to do is fix your permalinks settings.

By default, WordPress uses web URLs which have day and name in them; however, WordPress offers you the ability to create a custom URL structure for your permalinks and archives. This can improve the aesthetics, usability, and forward-compatibility of your links (WordPress Codex).

Permalink settings are found in the left-hand WordPress Dashboard -> Settings -> Permalink menu.

Once you have selected the specific format you want, click "Save Changes." This will update your permalinks settings and flush rewrite rules. In most cases this solution fixes the WordPress posts 404 error.

Theme Options are found in the left-hand WordPress Dashboard -> Theme Options or in WordPress admin bar at the top of page and it is an easy-to-access toolbar with a few shortcuts to some central dashboard pages.

The Muttley options panel has been especially created to make your work faster and easier. Using it is very easy and in just a few minutes you can change a lot of things on your page. On this panel you can adjust many various configuration settings including basics like: Date format, Google fonts, to more advanced like custom CSS/JS (Quick Edit), section permalinks structure etc.

We have the options organized into logical tabbed sections, and each option has a description of what it will do on the front end. Because of the sizable amount of options this theme, we cannot go over them in full detail here in our documentation.

• General Settings
  • General Settings - These options allow you to change Favicon, Date format, Smooth Scroll, Retina Displays etc.
  • Header - These options allow you to change logo, this images will appear in the header on the top of your site.
  • Footer - These options affect your website's footer. These options allow you to customize your website's footer as well as add footer note or enabled footer widgets.
• Fonts
  • Google Web Fonts - These options allow you to change or add new fonts from Google Libary. Just remember that each Google Web Font you select adds a slight weight to your site loading, you should wisely use only those that you really need to keep the good performance of your site. In other word, more fonts you select means heavier site load.
• Sections
  • DISQUS Comments - These options allow you to integrate DISQUS comments system to your site (without 3rd party plugins).
  • Music - These options allow you to configure music player.
• Sidebars
  • Sidebars - These options allow you to change or add sidebars, information can be found in this document in section "Widgets and Sidebars".
• Quick Edit
  • CSS - These options allow you to change or add new CSS styles, information can be found in this document in section "Customization".
  • Javascripts - These options allow you to change or add new Javascripts, information can be found in this document in section "Customization".
• Advanced
  • Ajax - These options allow you to set advanced ajax options.
    

    NOTE: Please don't mess with "Advanced" options menu unless you know what you are doing. Any misconfiguration there may cause some serious unpredictable issues.

  • Import/Export - These options allow you to import sample settings as our demo sites and export your own settings value.

How To Integration DISQUS comments?

1. Go to Dashboard -> Sections -> Add New
2. Search for "Disqus Comment System" plugin, install & activate it.
3. Dashboard -> Sections, look for newly installed plugin and click Configure below it.
4. Disqus will ask for your account credentials. If you don't have Disqus account yet please go to their website and create it - link is visible on plugin login page.
5. Now you will have to "Add Disqus to your site" if you haven't yet. It's located here: https://disqus.com/admin/create/ - please follow those instructions.
6. Follow the steps as instructed in plugin.
7. If you need to learn more about Disqus functionality please visit https://help.disqus.com/

Theme is based on WPBAKERY VISUAL COMPOSER. In the create/edit page above the WordPress editor you will see two blue buttons called "Backend Editor" and "Frontend Editor". These are exactly what you need to build content within Visual Composer..

To explore the capabilities of Visual Composer, we recommend you study the documentation and watch following video:

One page

This section will help you understand how to build your own, let's assume with name "OnePage".

1. If you create a one-page website or you want to use links with hashtags around a page, you need to create links with hashtags "#". For example, if your website is http://website.com, and on this page you want to create links with hashtags for sections go to the Appearance -> Menus section where you need to create links like http://website.com#portfolio.
   Add custom link to your menu and in URL field type your hashtag ex: #portfolio

   

   
   

   Warning!

   Please note that if your One Page is not set as primary homepage at your website you will have to add its absolute path before #.

   Example: http://www.website.com/onepage/#music

   Also please note that slash before hash is required so it CAN NOT look like this: http://www.website.com/onepage#music

2. Navigate to Pages in your WordPress admin sidebar.
3. Click on the "Add New" to create a new page. Add a title ex: "Home".
4. Select "Modular Page for VC" template from page attributes and click on Publish button.

5. Click on "Backend Editor" button.

   

   
   

6. Switch to and click "Add element" and select "Row" module. This module is a very basic element of VC build system which can contain other page sections like Events, Portfolio etc.

   

   
   

7. Open row settings and find field called "Row ID", and type unique name of your section with the correct Custom ID which must have the same as that after the # in the link. In this case, Custom ID must be portfolio. More about row editing you will in Visual Composer instruction.

   

   
   

Blog

The blog is divided into two sections: Blog Page and Single Post.

1. Blog Page

If you want to create the blog page, firstly, you need to create a simple page. You can also open already created page. Blog page allows you to display posts published at your webbsite.

There are two types of Blog available. You can choose classic posts list or modern grid view.

Only after chosing the blog template and clicking on Publish / Update button, the options for blog pages will appear. If you just open the editor mode for the page, there will be NO options for blog. Blog options depend on blog page template.

2. Single Post

You can choose from one of the five types of layout. Two with sidebar, two wide and one VC for Visual Composer.

Types of layouts:

1. Thiny width - Layout without sidebar, width is 780 px.
2. Content with left sidebar - Layout with content and left sidebar, width is 780 px.
3. Content with right sidebar - Layout with content and right sidebar, width is 780 px.
4. Full width - Layout without sidebar, width is 1090 px.
5. VC - Layout allows you to build amazing layouts using Visual Composer plugin, and you can add pictures / backgrounds over the entire width of the browser window, you limited only by the imagination.

If you select a layout with sidebar then you will see an additional field with different siedabrs to choose. As you can see there are two Sidebars available.

- Primary Sidebar is an example set of widgets which can be used in Sidebars.

- Custom Sidebar - here you can prepare your own Sidebar configuration.

If you want to know more please check "Widgets and Sidebars" chapter.

How to add and display the posts in a few steps?

1. Navigate to Posts in your WordPress admin sidebar.
2. Click on the "Add New" to create a new post. Add a title, and insert your post content in the editing field.
3. Select layout for your post.
4. Add Categories from the right side. To assign it to the post, check the box next to the Category name.
5. Add Tags from the right side. Type the name of the tag in the field, separate multiple tags with commas.
6. Click on Featured Image Box, select an image and click the Set Featured Image button.
7. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the post.
8. Navigate to Pages in your WordPress admin sidebar.
9. Click on the "Add New" to create a new page. Add a title ex: "Blog".
10. Select Blog template from page attributes.
11. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the page.
12. Add your page to menu, and done!

Slider

Noisa theme contains Owl Carousel Slider which may look simple at the beginning but stay powerful thanks to low resource usage and comfy user experience.

How to add and Slider in a few steps?

1. Please go to Slider -> Add New

2. Add a title, and slider images by clicking on "Add images" button.

   

   
   

3. From Media Manager window select images by clicking on them, and click on "Add selected items" button to add selected images to your slider.

   

   
   

4. If you want, now you can change the order of your slides (images), just click and drag them.

5. Each slide contains additional options such as title, subtitle, button link, etc. If you want to edit them, click on the black "cog" button, then you will see a popup window with additional settings.

   

   
   

To create new slider please go to Slider -> Add New.

Input the name and choose from images available at Media Library, where you can obviously add your own content.

There are several ways to display previously created sliders on your website:

1. As Intro
   

   Intro sections are available for almost any type of posts and pages. Each of those intro sections can be set to display as sliders.

   

   
   
2. As a Gallery Post Format
   

   Please create new post and set it to Gallery in "Post Format Options".

   

   
   
3. Via Visual Composer Module
   

   After publishing a page you are able to add Rows and widgets to that page. /

   Sliders are available as one of those widgets, after selecting proper widget you will be prompt for slider name.

   

   
   
4. Via shortcode
   

   After creating slider via VC please switch to Classic Mode and look at text box for proper shortcode.

   

Music Tracks

How to add and Music Track in a few steps?

1. Please go to Tracks -> Add New

2. Add a title of your single track or tracklist.

3. Now you will have two options:

   

   
   

   1. "Add Track" - Adds locally hosted files on your server, please note that file has to be visible in Media Library. From Media Manager window select images by clicking on them, and click on "Add selected items" button to add selected music file(s) to your track or tracklist.

   2. "Add Custom Track" - You can add external link to MP3 file or SoundCloud stream. Firstly click on white gear with dark background when it becomes visible.

4. If you want, now you can change the order of your slides (images), just click and drag them.

5. Each slide contains additional options such as title, subtitle, button link, etc. If you want to edit them, click on the black "cog" button, then you will see a popup window with additional settings.

   Track settings:

   

   
   

   Custom track settings:

   

   
   

   Here you can edit track settings such as Title, URL, Cover image etc. URL box can handle links to external MP3's or Soundcloud content. Supported Soundcloud link types: - Soundcloud single track - Soundcloud favorites (likes) tracks - Soundcloud playlist - Soundcloud user tracks - Soundcloud group tracks

6. You can use audio tracks in audio posts format, widget tracks and in VC modules.

Portfolio / Releases

The portfolio is divided into two sections: Portfolio Page and Single Post.

1. Portfolio Page

If you want to create the portfolio page, firstly, you need to create a simple page. You can also open already created page. Portfolio page allows you to display posts published at your webbsite.

You can choose Portfolio template from list.

Only after chosing the portfolio template and clicking on Publish / Update button, the options for portfolio pages will appear. If you just open the editor mode for the page, there will be NO options for portfolio. Portfolio options depend on portfolio page template.

2. Single Portfolio Post

In Visual Composer 4.8+ the way you enable the Visual Composer for your Portfolio post types is to go to Visual Composer -> Role Manager and under the user role you want to set the post types for you click "Custom" from the dropdown then check all the post types you want to use the Visual Composer on.

You can choose from one of the five types of layout. Two with sidebar, two wide and one VC for Visual Composer.

Types of layouts:

1. Thiny width - Layout without sidebar, width is 780 px.
2. Content with left sidebar - Layout with content and left sidebar, width is 780 px.
3. Content with right sidebar - Layout with content and right sidebar, width is 780 px.
4. Full width - Layout without sidebar, width is 1090 px.
5. VC - Layout allows you to build amazing layouts using Visual Composer plugin, and you can add pictures / backgrounds over the entire width of the browser window, you limited only by the imagination.

If you select a layout with sidebar then you will see an additional field with different siedabrs to choose. As you can see there are two Sidebars available.

- Primary Sidebar is an example set of widgets which can be used in Sidebars.

- Custom Sidebar - here you can prepare your own Sidebar configuration.

If you want to know more please check "Widgets and Sidebars" chapter.

How to add and display the posts in a few steps?

1. Navigate to Portfolio in your WordPress admin sidebar.
2. Click on the "Add New" to create a new post. Add a title, and insert your post content in the editing field.
3. Select layout for your post.
4. Add Categories from the right side. To assign it to the post, check the box next to the Category name.
5. Add Tags from the right side. Type the name of the tag in the field, separate multiple tags with commas.
6. Click on Featured Image Box, select an image and click the Set Featured Image button.
7. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the post.
8. Navigate to Pages in your WordPress admin sidebar.
9. Click on the "Add New" to create a new page. Add a title ex: "Portfolio".
10. Select Portfolio template from page attributes.
11. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the page.
12. Add your page to menu, and done!

Gallery

The Gallery is divided into two sections: Gallery Page and Single Gallery Post.

1. Gallery Page

If you want to create the portfolio page, firstly, you need to create a simple page. You can also open already created page. Portfolio page allows you to display posts published at your webbsite.

There are one type of Gallery templates available. You can choose Gallery template.

Only after chosing the page template and clicking on Publish / Update button, the options for gallery pages will appear. If you just open the editor mode for the page, there will be NO options for page. Gallery options:

2. Single Gallery Post

Gallery post (Album) options are divided into two parts.

1. Album images - Images

2. Album Options - Additional layout option like images limit, images per row etc.

How to add and display Gallery in a few steps?

1. Navigate to Gallery in your WordPress admin sidebar.
2. Click on the "Add New" to create a new gallery post. Add a title, and insert your album images.

3. Set images limit and iamges per row in post options.

4. Add Categories from the right side. To assign it to the post, check the box next to the Category name.

5. Click on Featured Image Box, select an image and click the Set Featured Image button. Featured image is project thumnail on Gallery Page. Album Thumbnail will not be displayed on Gallery page without selected featured image!

   

   
   
6. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the post.
7. Navigate to Pages in your WordPress admin sidebar.
8. Click on the "Add New" to create a new page. Add a title ex: "Gallery".
9. Select Gallery template from page attributes.
10. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the page.
11. Add your page to menu, and done your gallery is ready!

Events

The events is divided into two sections: Events Page and Single Post.

1. Events Page

If you want to create the events page, firstly, you need to create a simple page. You can also open already created page. Events page allows you to display posts published at your webbsite.

There are two types of Events templates available.

Only after chosing the events template and clicking on Publish / Update button, the options for events pages will appear. If you just open the editor mode for the page, there will be NO options for events. Events options depend on events page template.

2. Single Event Post

In Visual Composer 4.8+ the way you enable the Visual Composer for your Events post types is to go to Visual Composer -> Role Manager and under the user role you want to set the post types for you click "Custom" from the dropdown then check all the post types you want to use the Visual Composer on.

You can choose from one of the five types of layout. Two with sidebar, two wide and one VC for Visual Composer.

Types of layouts:

1. Thiny width - Layout without sidebar, width is 780 px.
2. Content with left sidebar - Layout with content and left sidebar, width is 780 px.
3. Content with right sidebar - Layout with content and right sidebar, width is 780 px.
4. Full width - Layout without sidebar, width is 1090 px.
5. VC - Layout allows you to build amazing layouts using Visual Composer plugin, and you can add pictures / backgrounds over the entire width of the browser window, you limited only by the imagination.

If you select a layout with sidebar then you will see an additional field with different siedabrs to choose. As you can see there are two Sidebars available.

- Primary Sidebar is an example set of widgets which can be used in Sidebars.

- Custom Sidebar - here you can prepare your own Sidebar configuration.

If you want to know more please check "Widgets and Sidebars" chapter.

How to add and display the posts in a few steps?

1. Navigate to Events in your WordPress admin sidebar.
2. Click on the "Add New" to create a new post. Add a title, and insert your post content in the editing field.
3. Select layout for your post.
4. Add Categories from the right side. To assign it to the post, check the box next to the Category name.
5. Add Tags from the right side. Type the name of the tag in the field, separate multiple tags with commas.
6. Click on Featured Image Box, select an image and click the Set Featured Image button.
7. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the post.
8. Navigate to Pages in your WordPress admin sidebar.
9. Click on the "Add New" to create a new page. Add a title ex: "Events".
10. Select Events template from page attributes.
11. Once you are finished, click Publish or Update to save the page.
12. Add your page to menu, and done!

Page Templates

1. Default Template - Default WP template.
2. Blog - Displays list of posts.
3. Blog Grid - Displays posts in a grid view.
4. Events - Displays events on masonry grid.
5. Events List - Displays list of events.
6. Fullscreen - Displays only header intro section without footer and other elements.
7. Gallery - Display gallery album thumnails (featured images) in a grid view
8. Releases - Display releases thumnails (featured images) in a grid view
9. Artists - Display artists thumnails (featured images) in a grid view

Intro Header

Intro Header section is an element which is located at the very top of the page (under the header) and is displayed practically on each theme page, post, portfolio, gallery etc. It has several types and they may contain additional settings.

Intro Header Types:

1. Page Title - Displays current page title.
2. Content - Displays custom content, edited by wysiwyg editor.
3. Full Screen Image - Displays an image whose dimensions are identical with browser window. When you change the size of the browser window, the image adjusts its size.
4. Full Screen Image with Content - Displays an image whose dimensions are identical with browser window. When you change the size of the browser window, the image adjusts its size. Additionally displayed is custom content edited by wysiwyg editor.
5. Image - Displays an image.
6. Image Zoom Out - Displays an image with zoom out effect. NOTE: Effect is not displayed on mobile devices.
7. Full Screen Slider - Displays slider whose dimensions are identical with browser window. When you change the size of the browser window, the slider adjusts its size.
8. Slider - Displays slider.
9. YouTube Background - Displays YouTube movie as image background. NOTE: Movie is not displayed on mobile devices, instead appears placeholder image.
10. Full Screen YouTube Background - Displays YouTube movie as image background whose dimensions are identical with browser window. When you change the size of the browser window, the image adjusts its size. NOTE: Movie is not displayed on mobile devices, instead appears placeholder image.
11. Google Map - Displays Google map.
12. Disabled - Section is disabled.

One of the great features of Rascals themes is that our themes are Internationalized (I18n). In simple language, it means that you can translate any of our themes in your own language! Here, we explain how you can translate a theme.
Poedit and Codestyling Localization are not just for the translation, it also can make changes in theme texts, without any changes in template code. This is very convenient because if the new upgrade will change the code, you will need to change the texts again.

You can translate/edit texts, using the free "POedit" software or free "Codestyling Localization" plugin for wordpress. Here's a step-by-step instructions:

POedit.

1. Download and install: http://www.poedit.net/
2. Unzip the download package (that you've downloaded from ThemeForest) and go to /noisa/theme/ folder and unzip noisa_theme_version.zip
3. Go to /noisa/theme/noisa_theme_version/languages/
   

   If your language is English open "en_EN.po" through POedit and just change texts that you want. When complete save file.

   Otherwise:

   Open "en_EN.po" through POedit and translate the English language into your preferred language. When complete, you’ll want to save the file twice, as two separate files – a .po file and a .mo file. When you save the files, you must name them according to your language code.

   Find a list of language codes at http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language. As an example, the language code for English is en_EN, so you would save the translated files as "en_EN.po" first, then "en_EN.mo"

4. Open FTP program

   On the drive side, navigate to the /noisa/theme/noisa_theme_version/languages/. On the host side, navigate to your WordPress installation root directory:

   /wp-content/themes/noisa_theme_version/languages/

   Where you have your current version of noisa installed. Simply drag and replace /languages/ folder from your drive on the /languages/ folder on the host side.

5. Make sure that you have correctly set language code in your Wordpress.

   On the host side, navigate to your WordPress installation root directory and open "wp-config.php". For example, if you’re using a French translation, you’ll need to add the "fr_FR.po" and "fr_FR.mo" files to your theme folder, then set your language in "wp-config.php", like this:

   define('WPLANG', 'fr_FR');

Language code for English should look like this:

define('WPLANG', 'en_US');
6. Save your "wp-config.php file", upload it to your WordPress installation, and you are ready to go.

Widget

Widget is a fancy word for tools or content that you can add, arrange, and remove from the sidebars of your blog. Widgets make it easy to customize the content of your blog sidebar. You can access the widgets page from the Appearance menu in your Dashboard.

To open and close a widget, mouse over the widget bar and click the small arrow that appears to the right.

Adding Widgets

To add a widget, drag the widget from the Available Widgets or Inactive Widgets area on the left into the Sidebar area on the right. When you see a dashed line appear, you can drop the widget into place.

You can also change the order of the widgets by dragging and dropping them around in the sidebar.

Configuring Widgets

Each widget has configuration options. To make changes to a widget in the sidebar, click on the triangle on the right side. This will open up the options for the widget. Each widget will be different.

After you have have configured the widget, click the Save button. Clicking the Close link will minimize the configuration options again.

Removing Widgets

If you would like to remove a widget from the sidebar, click the Delete link in the configuration options as show above.

Unlimited sidebars with Muttley Panel

Create new sidebar and assign it to any page or post. Now you can design special sidebars for each page with easy.

Go to -> Theme Settings -> Sidebars. Click on "Add Sidebar", then in the field labeled 'Name' type the name of your sidebar and click on 'Save' button. Now you can add widgets to the new sidebar. Go to a page or post where you want to see your sidebar. Select your sidebar in the page options and click on save button. Your sidebar should be now visible on the site.

Custom widgets available in this template:

1. Gallery

   Allows you to automatically display latest albums or images for selected album

2. Tracks

   You can embed track list in to this widget

3. Twitter

   Allows you to display your Twitter feed

What is a shortcode?

Shortcodes, a simple set of functions for creating macro codes for use in post content. A trivial shortcode looks like this:

[divider]

CSS

Your theme consists of two basic CSS files. The first one (style.css) holds all of your theme's base CSS styles. The second set of CSS styles is located in your theme's root directory /styles/ This folder contains all of the separate CSS files for your theme's skin variations.

You can make changes in CSS style through: Theme settings -> Quick Edit -> Custom CSS.

Every main CSS style rule can be adjusted. Whenever you want to change theme style always use this field. When you do that you'll have assurance that whenever you upgrade the theme, your code will stay untouched. Avoid making changes to "style.css" file directly. Whenever you change something, you can always export your data using Advanced -> Import/Export.

Javascripts

Your theme contains many advanced jQuery functions to produce sliders, image hover animation effect, drop down menu navigation... If you need to customize any functions for any reason, all of your theme's jQuery functions are located in a file called "custom.js" in your theme's /framework/scripts/.

You can make changes in Javascript through: Theme settings -> Quick Edit -> Custom Javascript.

When you do that you'll have assurance that whenever you upgrade the theme, your code will stay untouched. Avoid making changes to "custom.js" file directly. Whenever you change something, you can always export your data using Advanced -> Import/Export.

People and links that we want to say thank you!

Plugins.

• Visual Composer: Page Builder for WordPress - by WPBakery
• MailChimp - by Valerie Warner Danin
• Contact Form 7 - by Rock Lobster, LLC
• Disqus - by Disqus, Inc.

Javascripts.

• GreenSock - ltra high-performance, professional-grade animation for the modern web.
• Isotope - by by David DeSandro / Metafizzy
• imagesLoaded - by Tomas Sardyha @Darsain and David DeSandro @desandro.
• iScroll - by Matteo Spinelli
• jQuery Address Plugin - by Rostislav Hristov
• urlInternal - by "Cowboy" Ben Alman
• The Final Countdown plugin for jQuery - by Edson Hilios
• Magnific Popup - by Dmitry Semenov
• jQuery gMap - by Sebastian Poreba
• YoutubeBackground - A wrapper for the Youtube API
• OWL Carousel - by Bartosz Wojciechowski 2013 / @OwlFonk
• Retina.js - by Imulus
• jQuery Unevent - by Yannick Albert

Images.

• Pexels
• Unsplash
• beeple
• Awesome flyers, posters, covers by sao108
• Mark Sebastian
• Nan Palmero
• Erasmus Student Network International
• demonic blonde girl. fashion hairstyle
• fashion photo. blond model with trendy hairstyle
• Beauty Model Woman's Face in Black Fashion Sunglasses

Icons.

• IcoMoon

Fonts.

• Google Fonts - Source Sans Pro

Music tracks.

• Alf
• Night Crawler Music
• Akira 42
• Vincent Nuit

Videos.

• ATRAK - FOOL'S GOLD RAP PARTY CAPTAIN @ HOLY SHIP 2014 - DAY 3 - by glenjamn3