Faq

Yes, all products available on our website are 100% legal. They are released under the GPL license,However, we are not affiliated with the original developers, and we encourage users to purchase from them if they need direct support.

Yes, to prevent abuse, we have a fair use policy that allows up to 30 downloads per day for All Access Pass users.however! Download limits may vary across different membership plans.

You can install a theme or plugin manually through the WordPress dashboard:

• Go to Appearance > Themes or Plugins > Add New

• Click on Upload Theme or Upload Plugin

• Select the downloaded .zip file and click Install Now

• Once installed, click Activate

If a theme or plugin is not working as expected:

• Ensure that you have installed and activated it correctly

• Check for conflicts with other themes/plugins

• Try disabling other plugins one by one to identify conflicts

• Make sure your WordPress version is up-to-date

• If issues persist, contact our support team for guidance

To manually update:

• Download the latest version from your account dashboard

• Delete the existing version from WordPress > Themes/Plugins

• Upload and install the latest .zip file following the installation steps

No, automatic updates require a license key from the original developers. You will need to manually download and install updates from our website.

This error usually occurs when uploading an entire package instead of the actual theme file.

• Extract the downloaded .zip file on your computer

• Locate the correct theme file (usually another .zip inside the extracted folder)

• Upload only the correct .zip file in WordPress or read this article.

Yes, you can fully customize any theme or plugin as per your requirements. Since all products are GPL-licensed, you are free to modify the code.

A “Fatal Error” may occur due to:

• PHP version incompatibility (ensure your hosting runs PHP 7.4 or later)

• Conflicts with other plugins or themes

• Missing dependencies (check the plugin documentation for required add-ons)

• To resolve, disable conflicting plugins/themes and check error logs for specific issues

If you are experiencing issues and need to troubleshoot, you can enable debugging mode:

• Open your wp-config.php file in the root directory of your WordPress installation.

• Find the line: define('WP_DEBUG', false);

• Change it to: define('WP_DEBUG', true);

• To log errors instead of displaying them, add:define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
  define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);
  @ini_set(‘display_errors’, 0);

• • Save the file and check the wp-content/debug.log file for error details.