If you have the Layer or Revolution Slider installed on your website, their scripts will load on each and every page of your site, even if the slider is not added to one of those pages. This is the default behavior of both of these sliders, and is not related to the theme. The good news is that both of them offer a way to only load the scripts on pages that have the slider on them. Continue reading below to learn how to set this feature up.

How To Configure The Revolution Slider

Step 1 – Go to the Revolution Slider => Global Settings page in your admin sidebar.

Step 3 – Switch the ‘Include RevSlider Libraries Globally’ option off. You can also choose to manually add which pages to include RevSlider libraries.

Step 4 – Click the Update button to save all your changes.

How To Configure The Layer Slider

Step 1 – Go to the LayerSlider WP => Options page in your admin sidebar.

Step 2 – Click on the “Advanced” tab on the options page

Step 4 – Switch the ‘Conditional Script Loading’ option on.

Step 5 – Click the Save Changes button to save all your changes.

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Here is all info that you should know before you try to use any of our theme or before importing the demo content. These are the things that needs to be done on your end either in the wp-config.php file or in your hosting php.ini file.

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As some of our themes comes included WP Bakery Page Builder(Formerly Visual Composer) and we update this plugin along with the themes. If you don’t have your personal license for the plugin then you would be updating it once an update of theme is released with new version of WPBakery Page Builder plugin. To start updating this plugin you must deactivate it first from your WP Dashboard => Plugins => Installed Plugins page.

Once deactivated, move to your WP Dashboard => Appearance => Install Plugins page and update the plugin from there.

Now once updated, you can activate it again from either Plugins => Installed Plugins page or from Appearance => Install Plugins page.

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Here is how to add more Google fonts to your website other than what Theme Options offers:

– First search for the desired fonts at: https://www.google.com/fonts
– Once you found it look for the button http://drops.imithemes.com/18s3i
– Next page will show the fonts options and usage instructions, look for the import option: http://drops.imithemes.com/1lRDC
– Insert this import code at Theme Options > Custom CSS/JS- Now look for font family name on the same Google fonts page  http://drops.imithemes.com/ncZq
– Use this font family code in your Theme Options > Custom CSS/JS for example:

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If you customize WordPress themes then you should understand the basic concept of a WordPress child theme. Unfortunately, child themes can be confusing if you don’t have much experience with them. It’s important that you understand what a child theme is and how it works alongside a normal WordPress theme. It is always important to use a child theme instead of changing things in the main theme that you have purchased from ThemeForest as Authors like me 🙂 keeps on updating the theme on regular basis and updating the theme will surely override the changes you have had made.

To use a child theme, you install and activate it like any other theme. It will automatically inherit everything from its parent, and look exactly the same when you first activate it. You don’t need to worry about breaking your website when you activate a child theme.

Adding CSS to a child theme

The easiest way to customize your WordPress theme is with CSS, and a child theme makes that even easier. You can experiment with CSS in your child theme, and always revert back to the parent theme if you make a mistake.
You just have to put the css you need in the activated child theme style.css using your wordpress admin panel. Appearance > Editor . Notice you need to put your css below the @import of the parent theme stylesheet, this is important because you need to override the parent theme css properties by yours.

Save the style.css file and you should see the changes show up live on your site!

Changing template files in a child theme

First, find the template file in the parent theme that controls the view you want to change. Now copy that file to your child theme. Once that file exists in your child theme, it will be used instead of the original file in the parent theme. This is true of any file you copy to your child theme.

Now, you are ready to make changes to that particular file like you need. Habit of writing down the changed files will help you at the later stage when something goes wrong. If something really go wrong you can just delete the template from the child theme and website will start running from the parent theme template.

You can also consider reading a details post about Child Themes at Envato Notes