Upload via FTP

Connect to your website host using your FTP client. Go to your default WordPress themes folder (/wp-content/themes/) and upload the non-zipped theme folder into that folder (/wp-content/themes/). Activation After uploading the theme, you must preview and activate it via WordPress Dashboard.

Missing stylesheet issue

While installing the theme manually, you may see the “The package could not be installed. The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet.” message. Don’t worry. If you see this message, it means you’ve uploaded a wrong theme’s file (actually, you’re trying to upload the main theme’s file containing the theme, its plugins, documentation, etc.) Please, open this .zip file, find the theme’s .zip file in it, and use it instead.

Step 1– Upload Reign Child Theme, you can download child theme from this 👉 link.

You can also find the Reign child theme download links inside Reign Theme Options >> Support Tab

It’s standard practice to use the child theme from the beginning even in case you are not going to override the template files now. Child theme help to keep any custom functions, language files, template overrides at a safe place and it will also help avoid any loss of custom functionality loss due to parent theme updates.

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To configure topbar navigate to the

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Desktop Header >> Top Bar.
You will have the following options:

Enable Topbar – Allows you to enable or disable topbar for your site.

Disable Topbar on mobile view – Allows you to disable topbar for your site on mobile view.

Topbar Type – Allows you to select default theme topbar or topbar made using Elementor.

Info Links – Allows you to add the link title, link URL and an icon. Fontawesome classes are used to set icons. Check https://fontawesome.com/ for further assistance.

Social Links – Allows you to add the social link title, social link URL and an icon. Fontawesome classes are used to set icons. Check https://fontawesome.com/ for further assistance.

Background Color – Allows you to choose a background colour for topbar.

Text Color – Allows you to choose a text colour.

Text Hover Color – Allows you to choose a text hover colour.

We also give you an option to create custom topbar with Elementor, To create a top bar with Elementor refer next point.

We have added default topbar designs and you can easily create new and use it from customizer settings.

Add new Elementor Topbar Designs:

Step1: Navigate to Reign Settings >> Header.

Step 2: Create a New Header.

Step 3: Select Header Type as Topbar.

Step 4: Publish once and start editing as Elementor.

Step 5: Save your design changes and it will be available inside customizer to set as global topbar for all pages.

Step 6: Save you design changes and it will be available inside customizer to set as global topbar for all pages.

How to change separator of topbar?
For changing separator of topbar, you have to apply following custom CSS code inside
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Additional CSS

.reign-header-top .header-top-left span {
border: none;
}
.reign-header-top .header-top-left span:not(:first-child):before {
content: “*”;
padding-right: 10px;
}

You can change the value of content accordingly. Here you can also set a font awesome icon by placing the icon’s Unicode inside content value. You will get the Unicode by visiting the following link:
https://fontawesome.com/icons

Reign Theme has default ready to use header styles.

You can enable anyone of them from customizer settings

Customizing >> Desktop Header >>Layout

You can find this inside  Customize >> Typography >> Header Main Menu
Primary Menu Font Style – Allows you to select font properties for a primary menu of the site.

You can find this inside  Customize >> Color >> Main Menu Item Font Color
Main Menu Item Font Color [Hover] – Allows you to choose a text hover color.
Main Menu Item Font Color [Active] – Allows you to choose a text active color.
Main Menu Item Background Color [Hover]- Allows you to choose a background hover color.
Main Menu Item Background Color [Acitve] – Allows you to choose a background active color.

Enable ‘More’ menus wrap in header menu – Allows you to enable or disable ‘More’ menus options for header menu.

You will find the setting inside Customize >> Colors >> Sub Menu items

Background Color – Allows you to choose a background color for sub menu.
Text Hover Color – Allows you to choose a text hover color.
Background Hover Color – Allows you to choose a background hover color.

Sub Menu Font – Allows you to select font properties for sub-menu of site.
Select Font Family with Variant
It also allows to download font-family to server instead of using the Google CDN.

You can find options at Customize >> Desktop Header >> Sticky Menu

You will find the corresponding option by navigating through

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Site Identity.

You can configure the menu from either of the following locations:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Menu. or
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Menu.

Here we are exploring the first option:

Settings (You will find the settings icon beside the menu heading), you will have the following option inside settings.
Show advanced menu properties: You find following options as soon as you checkmark these options these will display inside each menu to set accordingly.
Link Target
Title Attribute
CSS Classes
Link Relationship (XFN)
Description
Create a new menu: You can create a new menu by giving a name and by specifying the display location.
Menu Locations: Your theme can display menus in 2 locations primary and user profile, you can set the same from here.

You will find the corresponding option at:

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Sub Header

You will find the following options:
Sub Header Height (px): Allows you to set the height of subheader in pixels.
Header Image Background Color – Allows you to set the background colour of the header image section. Note that this will only reflect if there is no image.
Header Image Overlay Color – Allows you to set the image overlay colour.
Header Image Text Color – Allows you to set the text colour of the header image section.
Enable Breadcrumb – Allows you to enable or disable the breadcrumb option.
Page Header – Allows you to enable/disable page sub-header at single post type pages.
Enable Header Image – Allows you to enable/disable sub header image at single post type pages.
Sub Header Image – Allows you to select page header image for single custom post type page.
Switch Header Image With Featured Image – This will show post featured image on top header section at single post page and featured image will be removed from post content.

From reign 2.3.0 you will get more customised cart icon. A single cart for both the products whether it is of WooCommerce or EDD. As, usual you can add the cart icon from
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Desktop Header >> Layout >> Manage Icons Options.

You can set header with product search by navigating through
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Desktop header >> Layout.
In the layout section select, the fourth layout.

For displaying register and login icon at header navigate through
Dashboard >> Appearance >> customize >> Desktop Header >> Layout >> Manage Icons Options.
Enable login and register options.

You will find this option inside
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Desktop Header >> Layout.
You will find the following option here:

1) Layout – Allows you to select header layout for the header on your site.
2) Background Color – Allows you can choose the background color for your header.
3) Manage Icons Options – Allows you to enable/disable particular icons.
4) Icon Color – Allows you to choose icon color.
5) Icon Hover Color – Allows you to choose icon hover color.
6) Site Title Font – Allows you to select font properties of site-title for your site.

Add new custom Header:

Step 1: Navigate to Dashboard >> Reign Settings >> Header >> Add New.

Step 2: Name your header and click the publish button.

Step 3: Now pressing on Edit with Elementor button will redirect you to the page builder.

Step 5: Add your elements, You are done with your job by simple drag and drop of widgets. There are multiple options to select widgets from for example Brading, Social icons, Nav menu and many more.

Step 6: Save your design changes and it will be available inside customizer to set as a global header for the website.

Step 7: Now set this header as your website’s header by navigating through
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Desktop Header >> Select Header.

Step 8: Enable header type option and select your corresponding header from the drop down, you are all set with your new custom header.

To remove the Wp-admin bar you just need to disable some of the settings of the in your profile.

Go to the WordPress Dashboard>> Select Users >> Click on Your Profile >> checkout “Show ToolBar when Viewing site”

After Checking out and saving you will see no admin pannel down there

To get back to the admin panel just paste /wp-admin/ in URL and you will be redirected to the Dashboard.

Example: https://example.com/wp-admin/

From version 2.3.0 onwards you will get mobile panel setting options. You will now have two mobile panels left and right, you can fully customise those according to your needs.

For doing so navigate through:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Mobile panel settings.
1) Configuration – You will have the following options.

Toggle Content – The content to display in the main toggle bar (only valid for Full-Width toggle bar style). Can contain shortcodes and HTML, including tags. Default: Wbcom Designs will print the site title.
Toggle Content Right Edge – This content will appear at the right edge of the toggle bar, to the right of the toggle icon.
Close Icon – When the toggle is open, choose which icon to display.

• Hamburger Bars
• Close button

Toggle Bar Position – Choose Fixed if you’d like the toggle bar to be always visible, or Absolute if you’d like it only to be visible when scrolled to the very top of the page

• Fixed (always in the viewport)
• Absolute (scrolls out of viewport)

Align Text – Allows you to align text left, right, or centre. Applies to inline elements only.

 

2) Styles – You will have the following options.

Background Color – Allows you to select the background colour of the mobile header.
Transparent Background – Make the toggle bar transparent. Note that this only makes sense if you are using a hamburger-only Toggle Bar Style, or remove the Toggle Bar Gap
Text/Burger Color – Allow you to set the text colour of the toggle bar.
Font Size – Override the default font size of the toggle bar by setting a value here.
Hamburger Size – Size of the hamburger icon in pixels (font size).
Toggle Bar Gap – By default, toggle will automatically determine if a gap is needed – in short, space is left for the full bar toggle, and is not left for a burger-only toggle. If you wish to override this, you can do so here.

Reign version 2.3.0 provides you with cool options to style your left and right panel differently as per your choice.

Here, we will discuss first mobile panel options you can find the same by navigation through:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> First Mobile Panel.

1) Configuration
Edge– Which edge of the viewport should the first panel appear on left or right.
Indent Always Visible Submenus – Check this to indent submenu items of always-visible submenus.
Display Panel Close Button – Display a × close button in the upper right of the ShiftNav panel.
Submenu Type Default – This submenu type will be used by Menu Item whose Submenu Type is set to “Menu Default”. You have three options here to select from they are listed below:

• Always visible
• Accordion
• Shift

Accordion Toggle Open Icon – The icon that, when tapped, will open the accordion submenu.
Accordion Toggle Close Icon – The icon that, when tapped, will close the accordion submenu.

2) Content
Display Site Title – Enabling or disabling this option will display the site title in the menu panel or not respectively.
Disable Menu – Check this to disable the menu entirely the panel will still be displayed and can be used for custom content.
Top Image – Will display the selected image at the top of first panel menus.
Pad Image – If checked add padding to align the image with menu item text. Uncheck to expand to the edges of the panel.
Image Link (URL) – Make the image a link to this URL.
Custom Content Before Menu – Can contain shortcodes and HTML, including tags. For eg

will print the search before the menu.
Custom Content After Menu – Can contain shortcodes and HTML, including tags. For eg will print the search after the menu.

3) Styles – Panel
Skin – You have lots of option to select your desired skin from those.
Panel Background Color – Allows you to set the background color of the first panel.
Panel Default Font Color – The default font color for custom content within the panel (menu-specific styles will override this for menu items).
Panel Title Font Color – The font color for the header/title within the panel.
Panel Title Font Size – The font size for the header/title within the panel.
Panel Title Font Weight – The font weight of the text in the header/title within the panel.

4) Styles – Menu Items
Menu Item Background Color – The color of the menu item background. Normally not necessary to set unless you want it to differ from the panel background.
Menu Item Font Color – The color of the menu item text.
Menu Item Background Color [Active] – The color of the menu item background when activated.
Menu Item Font Color [Active] – The color of the menu item text when activated.
Menu Item Background Color [Current] – The background color of current menu items.
Menu Item Font Color [Current] – The font color of current menu items.
Menu Item Background Color [Highlight] – The background color of highlighted menu items.
Menu Item Font Color [Highlight] – The color of highlighted menu items.
Menu Item Font Size – The size of the menu item text.
Menu Item Font Weight – The weight of the menu item text.
Menu Item Padding – The padding around the menu item text.
Menu Item Top Border Color – The color of the top border of the menu item.
Menu Item Top Border Color [Active] – The color of the top border of an active menu item.
Menu Item Bottom Border Color – The color of the bottom border of the menu item.
Menu Item Bottom Border Color [Active] – The color of the bottom border of the active menu item.
Disable Menu Item Text Shadow – Remove the text shadow on the menu items.
Top Level Menu Item Text Transform – The font size for the header/title within the panel.
Disable Menu Item Borders – Remove the borders between menu items.

5) Styles – Activators & Retractors
Menu Item Activator Button Background – The background color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Menu Item Activator Button Background [Active] – The active background color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Menu Item Activator Arrow Color – The arrow color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Menu Item Activator Arrow Color [Active] – The active arrow color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Submenu Retractor / Back Button Background – The background color of the submenu retractor button.
Submenu Retractor / Back Button Font Color – The font color of the submenu retractor button.
Submenu Retractor / Back Button Alignment – The alignment of the submenu retractor button text.

6) Styles – Submenus
Submenu Background Color – The background color of the submenu.
Submenu Item Background Color – The background color of the individual submenu items
Submenu Item Font Color – The font color of the submenu items.
Submenu Item Top Border Color – The color of the submenu item top border.
Submenu Item Bottom Border Color – The color of the bottom border of the submenu items.
Submenu Item Font Size – The font size of the submenu items.
Submenu Item Font Weight – The font weight of the submenu items.

7) Styles – Font
Font Family– The font family the panel. This should be a system font or else the font assets should already be loaded on your site, via @font-face or Google Fonts for example.

Reign version 2.3.0 provides you with cool options to style your left and right panel differently as per your choice.

The second mobile panel has the same options as the first mobile panel with a bit change in the configuration section. However, we have added all here again for ease.

Here, we will discuss second mobile panel options you can find the same by navigation through:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> First Mobile Panel.

1) Configuration
Display Menu – Select the menu to display or create a new menu. This setting will override the Theme Location setting.
Theme Location – Select the Theme Location to display. The Menu setting will override this setting if a menu is selected.
Edge– Which edge of the viewport should the first panel appear on left or right.
Indent Always Visible Submenus – Check this to indent submenu items of always-visible submenus.
Display Panel Close Button – Display a × close button in the upper right of the ShiftNav panel.
Submenu Type Default – This submenu type will be used by Menu Item whose Submenu Type is set to “Menu Default”. You have three options here to select from they are listed below:

• Always visible
• Accordion
• Shift

Accordion Toggle Open Icon – The icon that, when tapped, will open the accordion submenu.
Accordion Toggle Close Icon – The icon that, when tapped, will close the accordion submenu.

2) Content
Display Site Title – Enabling or disabling this option will display the site title in the menu panel or not respectively.
Disable Menu – Check this to disable the menu entirely the panel will still be displayed and can be used for custom content.
Top Image – Will display the selected image at the top of first panel menus.
Pad Image – If checked add padding to align the image with menu item text. Uncheck to expand to the edges of the panel.
Image Link (URL) – Make the image a link to this URL.
Custom Content Before Menu – Can contain shortcodes and HTML, including tags. For eg

will print the search before the menu.
Custom Content After Menu – Can contain shortcodes and HTML, including tags. For eg will print the search after the menu.

3) Styles – Panel
Skin – You have lots of option to select your desired skin from those.
Panel Background Color – Allows you to set the background color of the first panel.
Panel Default Font Color – The default font color for custom content within the panel (menu-specific styles will override this for menu items).
Panel Title Font Color – The font color for the header/title within the panel.
Panel Title Font Size – The font size for the header/title within the panel.
Panel Title Font Weight – The font weight of the text in the header/title within the panel.

4) Styles – Menu Items
Menu Item Background Color – The color of the menu item background. Normally not necessary to set unless you want it to differ from the panel background.
Menu Item Font Color – The color of the menu item text.
Menu Item Background Color [Active] – The color of the menu item background when activated.
Menu Item Font Color [Active] – The color of the menu item text when activated.
Menu Item Background Color [Current] – The background color of current menu items.
Menu Item Font Color [Current] – The font color of current menu items.
Menu Item Background Color [Highlight] – The background color of highlighted menu items.
Menu Item Font Color [Highlight] – The color of highlighted menu items.
Menu Item Font Size – The size of the menu item text.
Menu Item Font Weight – The weight of the menu item text.
Menu Item Padding – The padding around the menu item text.
Menu Item Top Border Color – The color of the top border of the menu item.
Menu Item Top Border Color [Active] – The color of the top border of an active menu item.
Menu Item Bottom Border Color – The color of the bottom border of the menu item.
Menu Item Bottom Border Color [Active] – The color of the bottom border of the active menu item.
Disable Menu Item Text Shadow – Remove the text shadow on the menu items.
Top Level Menu Item Text Transform – The font size for the header/title within the panel.
Disable Menu Item Borders – Remove the borders between menu items.

5) Styles – Activators & Retractors
Menu Item Activator Button Background – The background color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Menu Item Activator Button Background [Active] – The active background color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Menu Item Activator Arrow Color – The arrow color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Menu Item Activator Arrow Color [Active] – The active arrow color of the button used to open and close the submenus.
Submenu Retractor / Back Button Background – The background color of the submenu retractor button.
Submenu Retractor / Back Button Font Color – The font color of the submenu retractor button.
Submenu Retractor / Back Button Alignment – The alignment of the submenu retractor button text.

6) Styles – Submenus
Submenu Background Color – The background color of the submenu.
Submenu Item Background Color – The background color of the individual submenu items
Submenu Item Font Color – The font color of the submenu items.
Submenu Item Top Border Color – The color of the submenu item top border.
Submenu Item Bottom Border Color – The color of the bottom border of the submenu items.
Submenu Item Font Size – The font size of the submenu items.
Submenu Item Font Weight – The font weight of the submenu items.

7) Styles – Font
Font Family– The font family the panel. This should be a system font or else the font assets should already be loaded on your site, via @font-face or Google Fonts for example.

You can now make your site more appealing with all new reign color scheme options. From version 2.3.0 onwards you will get palettes of tonal color options to dig from as per your choices.

You will get the option inside:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> colors.

 

Here, you will get the following options to play around.
Color Scheme – Allows you to select the color scheme for your site.
If you don’t want any of the listed options on the color scheme section then you can create your own by following options.
Body Background Color – Allows you to choose a body text color for a site.
Body Text Color – Allows you to choose a body text color for a site.
Sections Background Color – Allows you to choose a sections background color for a site.
Theme Color – Allows you to choose a primary, active color for a site.
Headings Color – Allows you to choose a headings color for a site.
Link Color – Allows you to choose a link’s color for a site.
Link Hover Color – Allows you to choose a hover color for links of a site.
Button Text Color – Allows you to choose a button text color for a site.
Button Text Hover Color – Allows you to choose a button text hover color for a site.
Button Background Color – Allows you to choose a button background color for your site.
Button Background Hover Color – Allows you to choose a button background hover color for your site.
Accent Color – Allows you to choose a color for the links on the content area of the site.
Accent Hover Color – Allows you to choose hover color of the links on the content area of the site.
Border Color – Allows you to choose site border color.
HR Color – Allows you to choose an hr color for a site.

Set a background image for your site. You will find the option inside
Appearance >> Customize >> Background Image.

For blog page styling simply head towards
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Blog.

There are two options for blog styling listed below:
1) Styling blog archive page:

• Layout – Allows you to choose a layout for all archive pages.
• Visibility for header image – You have an option to enable and disable the same.
• Blog Header Image – Allows you to set page header image for a blog page.
• Blog Listing Layout – Select your log listing layout here. We have the option to choose from 4 different views.
• Excerpt Length (words) – Set the number of words you want to show as an excerpt.

2) Styling single blog page:

• Layout – Allows you to choose a layout for all single post pages.
• Visibility for page header – Allows you to enable or disable the header from single post pages.
• Visibility for header image – You have an option to enable and disable the same.
• Page Header Image – Allows you to set page header image for single post page.
• Switch header image with a featured image – This will show post featured image on top header section and featured image will be removed from post content.
• Post Meta Alignment – Select alignment for post-meta information on a single post page.

For single page styling simply head towards Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Page >> Single. You will have the following option:

• Layout – Allows you to choose a layout to display for all single post pages.
• Hide Page Header – Allows you to hide page header for this post type.
• Enable Header Image – Allows you to enable or disable the header image.
• Page Header Image – Allows you to set page header image for single post page.

You can configure the widgets from either of the following locations:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Widgets. or
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Widgets.

Here we are exploring the first option:
Here widgets will display according to the page you are currently viewing you will see the following message:
“Your theme has 6 other widget areas, but this particular page doesn’t display them. You can navigate to other pages on your site while using the Customizer to view and edit the widgets displayed on those pages”.
Now you can add your desired widgets at a particular location by “Add new widgets” option.

You can configure the homepage settings from either of the following locations:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Homepage Settings. or
Dashboard >> Settings >> Readings.
Here we are exploring the first option:
You will get two options
Your latest posts.
A static page.
You can choose the content of the homepage of your site from above two options. It can be the list of posts in reverse chronological order (classic blog), or a fixed/static page. To set a static homepage, you first need to create two Pages. One will become the homepage, and the other will be where your posts are displayed.

A theme also provides an amazing option for styling your default WordPress login screen you can find the option inside:

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> WordPress Login Screen.

Custom Logo: Select custom logo to replace default WordPress logo.
Background Image: Select image to set as background image.
Login Screen Background Color: Select colour to set as a background colour.
Login Form Background Color: Select colour to set as a background colour for the login form.
Login Form Text Color: Select colour to set for text in Login Form.
Login Form Button Color: Select colour to set for button colour in Login Form.
Custom CSS: In case you need any custom CSS to apply on Login Screen, write it here.

You can find the corresponding option at:

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Additional CSS

Here you can add your own CSS code here to customize the appearance and layout of your site. Learn more about CSS

For setting favicon, site title and tagline of the website you have to navigate through

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Site Identity.

You will find the corresponding option inside

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> General >> Typography.

 

 

You will find the following options:
Body Font
Heading H1- Heading H6
For all the above seven elements you will get the following options to change accordingly.

• Font Family
• Variant
• Font Size
• Line Height
• Letter Spacing
• Text Alignment
• Text Transformation
• Color

You will also get a check mark to download font-family to a server instead of using the Google CDN.

You will also get a check mark to download font-family to a server instead of using the Google CDN.
This will be beneficial for the optimisation purpose. Serving Google Fonts from your own server, it is no longer required to make extra requests to Google as your server will be serving CSS and font files itself. This will slightly reduce the page load time. Secondly, you are not reliant on any other site. If google fonts temporarily down, your site would be unaffected.

Note that font-family set from here may not reflect on pages created by Elementor page builder, for those you can set the fonts by navigating through
Dashboard >> Elementor >> Settings >> Style

You will find the corresponding option at:

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> General >> Layouts

You will find the following options:
Pre Content Loader – You have the option to enable or disable the same, it will allow you to show loader before loading content.

Site Layout – Allows you to select full-width or Boxed-layout.

Sticky Sidebar – Allows you to enable or disable the sticky sidebar.

Site Container Width – Allows you to set the width of the container that holds the site area ( px or % ). Default is 1170px.

Manage Color Options:

Navigate to:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> customize >> Colors

Color Scheme – Allows you to select the color schemes for your WC Vendor site. The following are some provided color schemes :

• Default
• Clean
• Dark
• Ectoplasm
• Sunrise
• Coffee

Note: Site admin can also manage the color scheme manually by changing the various aspects like Top Bar, Header footer, etc.

Reign WC Vendor addon provides a beautiful store layout with WCV Market place. This layout doesn’t need WCV Pro version, Works perfectly with WC Vendor marketplace’s core version.

Simply use [wcv_vendorslist] shortcode, to display attractive Grid Layout.

Reign WC Vendor Profile widget : Widget shows shop vendor info. You can Attach this on a single vendor profile page.

 

Reign WC Vendor addon provides a store tab on vendor’s Profile page.

Reign WC vendor addon also provides integration with PeepSo. It has the following settings.

 

WC Vendor Tabs Display : Eanble the settings to display My Products and Favorite product tab on the vendor profile.

• My Product : This tab(if enabled), will display on a registered vendor’s profile.
• Favorite Product : This tab(if enabled), will display on single member’s profile

Product Creation Activity: If enabled, An activity will be generated on product creation by vendor.

You can find the general setting by heading towards:
Dashboard >> WC Vendors>> Settings >> General

Vendor Registration – Check this option to allow users to become a vendor.

Terms and Condition Checkbox – Check this option if you want to make Make the terms and conditions checkbox always visible even if become a vendor is not checked

Vendor Approval – Manually approve all vendor applications.

Vendor Taxes – Give any taxes to the vendor.

Vendor Shipping – Give any shipping to the vendor.

WordPress Dashboard – Only administrators can access the /wp-admin/ dashboard.

WordPress Login Redirect – Choose(from the dropdown) which page vendors are redirected to after login.

 

Following are the display options you find under
Dashboard >> WC Vendor >> Settings >> Display >> General

Dashboard – This sets the page used to display the front end vendor dashboard. This page should contain the following shortcode. [wcv_vendor_dashboard]

Shop Settings – This sets the page used to display the vendor shop settings page. This page should contain the following shortcode. [wcv_shop_settings]

Orders – This sets the page used to display the vendor orders page. This page should contain the following shortcode. [wcv_orders].

Vendors – This sets the page used to display a paginated list of all vendor stores. Your vendor stores will be available at http://localhost/reignwc/page-slug/store-name/
This page should contain the following shortcode. [wcv_vendorslist]

Terms and Conditions – This sets the page used to display the terms and conditions when a vendor signs up.

Pro Dashboard – The page to display the WC Vendors Pro dashboard. This page requires the [wcv_pro_dashboard] shortcode. This page should be separate to your vendors dashboard page above. Do not delete your vendors dashboard page.

Vendor Ratings – The page to display the feedback from this will have the [wcv_feedback_form] shortcode.

Following are the display options you find under
Dashboard >> WC Vendor >> Settings >> Display >> General >> Store Settings

Vendor Store Url – Customize the store URL using this setting. If you enter “vendors” your vendor store will be vendor/vendors/store-name/

Shop Description – This setting enables the vendor shop description on the vendor store page.

Shop Header – Set the shop header you want to use. Shop headers need to be enabled for this option to work.

Shop HTML– This will enable the WYSIWYG editor and for the vendor shop description. You can enable or disable this per vendor by editing the vendor user account.

Shop Name– This setting will display the selected value on vendors store.

 

You can set store notice by navigating through:

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customizer >> WooCommerce >> Store Notice

If enabled, the text will be shown site-wide. You can use it to show events or promotions to visitors!

For product catalog settings head towards:

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customizer >> WooCommerce >> Product Catalog

Here, you will find the following settings.

Shop page display – Choose what to display on the main shop page.

Category display – Choose what to display on product category pages.

Default product sorting – How should products be sorted in the catalog by default?

Products per row – How many products should be shown per row?

Rows per page – How many rows of products should be shown per page?

You can customize the product image by heading towards:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customizer >> WooCommerce >> Product Image 

You will find the following options:

After publishing your changes, new image sizes will be generated automatically.

Main image width – Image size used for the main image on single product pages. These images will remain uncropped.

Thumbnail width – Image size used for products in the catalog.

Thumbnail cropping – Will have the following three options:
1:1 – Images will be cropped into a square
Custom – Images will be cropped to a custom aspect ratio
Uncropped – Images will display using the aspect ratio in which they were uploaded

 

You can customize the checkout page by heading towards:
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customizer >> WooCommerce >> Checkout

You will find the following options:

These options let you change the appearance of the WooCommerce checkout.
Company name field – You will have the following three options to select from
hidden, required and optional.
Address line 2 field – You will have the following three options to select from
hidden, required and optional.
Phone field – You will have the following three options to select from
hidden, required and optional.
Highlight required fields with an asterisk
Privacy policy page – Allows you to select a privacy policy page.
Terms and conditions page – Allows you to select Terms and conditions page.
Privacy policy – Optionally add some text about your store privacy policy to show during checkout.
Terms and conditions – Optionally add some text for the terms checkbox that customers must accept.

Step 1: Head towards Dashboard >> Pages >> Add new.
Step 2: Name the page and publish.
Step 3: Now edit the page using Elementor page builder.
Step 4: Design the page as per requirements and place the login/register widget at the desired location. You will find the widget inside wbcom elements sections.
As far as 404 page is a concern you can make the same using regular title and button widgets.
Step 5: Updated the page.
Step 6: Assign the page by navigating to:
Dashboard >> Customize >> General >> Page Mapping.
Now select the specific page at respective drop downs and you are done with your custom pages.

You will find the corresponding option inside
Dashboard >> Appearance >> customize >> General >> Custom Codes
Here, you will find the following options:
Tracking Code: You can enter your tracking codes here. This code will be enqueued in the site header. For example Google Tracking Code, Facebook Pixel Code, etc.
Custom JS: Header: Just want to do some quick JS changes? Enter them here, they will be applied to your theme.
Custom JS: Footer: Just want to do some quick JS changes? Enter them here, they will be applied to your theme.

 

Create member and group widget on any page by following steps:
Step 1: Navigate to Dashboard >> Pages >> Add New.
Step 2: Enter the title and edit the page via Elementor page builder.
Step 3: Drag and drop Reign members/ Reign Groups widget from the WordPress section.
Step 4: Update the page.
You are all done!

Reign BuddyPress Member Widget Layout

Reign BuddyPress Group Widget Layout

You will find the corresponding option at:

Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Footer.

Here you will find the following options:

1) Select Footer

Footer Type: Allows you to select default theme footer or footer made using Elementor.
If you enable the option “Elementor Footer” then you will get the drop-down “Select Footer” listing Elementor footers so that you can select it from.

2) Settings

You will find following styling option inside it note that these are only applicable if you are using default theme footer.
Background Color – Allows you to change the background color of a footer.
Widget Title Color – Allows you to change the widget title color of a footer.
Text Color – Allows you to change the text colour of footer.
Link Color – Allows you to change the link color.
Link Hover Color – Allows you to change the link hover color.

3) Copyright

Here you will get the following options
Enable Footer Copyright – Allows you to enable or disable the option.
Copyright Text – Allows you to write the text you want to display.
Alignment – Allows you to align the text center, left or right.
Padding – Here you can set the top, right, bottom, left padding accordingly.
Background Color – Allows you to set the background colour of copyright section.
Text Color – Allows you to set the text colour of copyright text.
Link Color – Allows you to set the link colour if any in copyright text.
Link Hover Color – Allows you to set the link hover colour of copyright text.

Add new custom Footer:

Step 1: Navigate to Dashboard >> Reign Settings >> Footer >> Add New.

Step 2: Name your footer and click the publish button.

Step 3: Now pressing on Edit with Elementor button will redirect you to the page builder.

Step 5: Add your elements, You are done with your job by simple drag and drop of widgets. There are multiple options to select widgets from for example Brading, Social icons, Nav menu and many more.

Step 6: Save your design changes and it will be available inside customizer to set as a global footer for the website.

Step 7: Now set this footer as your website’s footer by navigating through
Dashboard >> Appearance >> Customize >> Footer >> Select Footer.

Step 8: Enable Elementor footer option and select your corresponding footer, you are all set with your new custom footer.