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StudioPress All Child Themes with Genesis Framework Open Tuition Clone Script

Download Studio Press All Child Themes with Parent Theme Genesis and This Package also includes Open Tuition Clone Script which is Child Theme for Genesis Named enterprise.







Installation of Themes in WordPress: (3rd Party Guide)


With so many frameworks like Genesis, Headway, and others, developers are now releasing more free/paid child themes rather than stand alone themes. A WordPress child theme functions as a “skin” of a framework also called the parent theme. The child theme inherits the functionality of the parent theme, and allows the developer to pick and choose between tons of functionality that the parent theme has to offer. In this article, we want to show you how you can install a WordPress Child Theme.

Installing a WordPress Child Theme

Installing a Child Theme is almost the same as installing any other WordPress theme. The only difference is that you need both the parent theme, and the child theme uploaded to your WordPress theme directory. First lets upload our Parent Theme:

Uploading the Parent Theme

Lets use Genesis framework as our parent theme. First, you will need to download the framework in .zip format. Now you can either use FTP to upload the files to your/wp-content/themes/ directory, or you can use the WordPress upload method.
FTP Method:
  • Extract Genesis Zip folder
  • Upload the ‘genesis’ folder into your theme directory, so it looks like this: /wp-content/themes/genesis/
If you don’t know much about FTP, then use the WordPress upload method. Login to your WP-admin Panel, and click on Appearance » Themes. Then click on the “Install Themes” tab, and click Upload (Just as shown below in the screenshot)
Upload a Theme in WordPress through the Dashboard
Select the .zip file that you downloaded, and click Install Now.
Note: Do NOT activate the parent theme once uploaded.

Uploading the Child Theme

Lets use the Persevero Theme as our Child Theme in this example because it is created for the Genesis framework which is our parent theme in this example. First, you will need to download the theme in .zip format. Now you can either use FTP to upload the files to your /wp-content/themes/ directory, or you can use the WordPress upload method.
FTP Method:
  • Extract Genesis Zip folder
  • Upload the ‘persevero’ folder into your theme directory, so it looks like this: /wp-content/themes/persevero/
If you don’t know much about FTP, then use the WordPress upload method. Login to your WP-admin Panel, and click on Appearance » Themes. Then click on the “Install Themes” tab, and click Upload (Just as shown below in the screenshot)
Upload a Theme in WordPress through the Dashboard
Select the .zip file that you downloaded, and click Install Now.

Activating the Child Theme

Once you have uploaded both the parent and the child theme, now you can go ahead and activate the Child Theme. You can do so by going to Appearance » Themes and activating the Child theme which is Persevero in this case.
Activate a Theme in WordPress through the Dashboard

Other Tips

Because Twenty Ten is the default WordPress theme, it comes with every WordPress Installation. So if you want to use a child theme for Twenty Ten like our Speaky Theme, then you can skip the step of Uploading the parent theme, and move right along with the second step.



elemin wordpress theme free download




Add a touch of sophistication and style to your blog with Elemin, a charming theme with a minimal design and elegant typography. Elemin’s simplicity makes it a great fit for many types of blogs — journals, lifestreams, photoblogs, and more.

Site Layout Options

Choose to place your primary sidebar either to the left or to the right of the main content. Or, add no widgets and enjoy a full-width layout.

Post Layout Options

With Elemin, you can display your front page posts in either a one- or two-column configuration.

Color Choices

Elemin lets you choose from nine color schemes, in two variations. You can choose to go light and delicate with white (default), blue, green, pink, and yellow. Or go bold and borderless with black, gray, orange, and bright yellow. Set the color scheme in Appearance → Theme Options.

Custom Link Color

After you’ve settled on a color scheme, you can tweak the primary link color right from the theme options page to suit your liking.
Link Color

Post Formats

Let your visitors see at a glance the type of post you’ve written using Post Formats. Elemin gives each post format a unique icon that appears beside each post’s title.

Custom Menus and Footer Widget Areas

Elemin comes with two Custom Menu areas (one in the header and the other in the footer). You can create and assign menus for these areas by going to Appearance → Menus.
In addition to the primary sidebar, Elemin features three widget areas in the footer. These widget areas will appear when you add widgets to them.
Elemin Footer Widgets and Menu

Custom Header and Custom Background

Put the finishing touches on your blog with your own Custom Header and Custom Background.
Quick Specs (all measurements in pixels):
  1. Left- or right-sidebar layout, single-column post configuration: The main content is 550 and the sidebar is 260.
  2. Left- or right-sidebar layout, two-column post configuration: Each individual post column is 343 and the sidebar is 260.
  3. Full-width and attachment pages: The main content is 850.
  4. No-sidebar layout, two-column post configuration: Each individual post column is 470.
  5. Header image is 990 in width and 150 in height.


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