Documentation.
This Documentation covers the install, setup and functionality. In addition there are external links to WordPress.org for the official Documentation on various items.
If there is anything at all that you need help with, do not hesitate to reach out, we’ll do our best to help you out.
Installing via WordPress.org
- → Visit your site’s dashboard.
- → Navigate to
Appearance → Themes - → Click the Add New Theme button to view WordPress.org themes.
- → Use the search function and search for “RebootWP“.
- → Hover your mouse over your theme and click the “Install” button.
- → Click “Activate” to apply the theme to your live site.
- → Finally, head to
Appearance → Editorand you’re ready to start building your site.
RebootWP Pro Installation
- → Visit your site’s dashboard.
- → Navigate to
Appearance → Themes - → Click the Add New Theme button, then the Upload Theme button.
- → Next browse to where you saved the theme and select it to upload.
- → Next click the “Install Now” button.
- → Click “Activate” to apply the theme to your live site.
- → Finally, head to
Appearance → Editorand you’re ready to start building your site.
Patterns.
https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/block-pattern →
Add a beautiful, ready-to-go elements and layouts to your site in a couple of clicks.
Block patterns help you to speed up your template and page creation dramatically. They can be as simple as a single block element or a complete page layout. You can add patterns using the block inserter.
WordPress includes default patterns and pattern categories and themes & plugins can add their own custom patterns to extend even further.
- → Click the + icon to add a new block from the top toolbar in the WordPress Block editor.
- → Click on the Patterns tab or Synced Patterns tab.
- → For the Patterns tab, use the dropdown to choose which category of patterns you want to use or click Explore to open a modal that allows you to have a larger view of each pattern.
- → Either click on the pattern you wish to insert or drag and drop the pattern into your content. If you click on the pattern, it will be inserted at the location of your cursor.
Templates.
https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/template-editor →
WordPress uses templates to create the layout for pages, posts, or specific page types on your site page. There are a few base templates that are generated when you select a theme.
For example:
- The Home template is used to display the site’s home page if your site is set up to display the latest posts on the home page.
- The Index template is used to display the index page of all the blog posts.
- The Page template is used to display the site’s pages if no specific templates are assigned to the page.
- Many block themes offer other built-in templates like the Single Post template to customize the layout of single blog posts, the 404 template to customize the layout of the 404 error page, the Search template to customize the layout of the search results page, and the Archive template for categories/archives page, etc.
In addition, there are custom templates included with RebootWP.
These are Blank Page, Fullwidth Page, Narrow Page, Page with Sidebar and Posts with Sidebar.
Each of these custom templates are self-explanatory, they create the defined page layout that they are named to do.
Example: If you use the Blank Page Template, then the page will have nothing at all in it upon creation, it will be a blank canvas for you to create a fully bespoke layout.
In contrast, the Narrow Page Template will still include the header and footer, it will just display the content in a narrower page format.
In the Template Editor, you can find all the templates on your site, including any custom templates. You can edit these templates and create custom layouts using blocks.