Two Column layout in the picture below on the left is the default layout of the theme.
The left area of the page is where the contents/articles are printed. The area on the right is for the rightside bar widgets.
On the rightside of the picture is the One-Column Layout of the theme. Where you can use to some shortcodes with One-column layout.

Two Column layout (default) and One Column layout

Setting up the page to one column layout
1) Add new page by click add new from the left options list of WordPress

2) Select from template Options to One Column Layout.

WordPress Template path:

WordPress Template Path

Getting familiar with the basic elements of the theme

* CSS file – CSS(Cascading Stylesheet) file is use to make apply design to all HTML Tags. You can modify this file found under css folder called template.css
* Common files hadling the layout:
1) page.php – A php file use as the static page which is capable of adjusting attributes such as page layouts (Default Template and One Column Layout).
2) one-column.php – A file use for the one column layout static page.
3) single.php – This page is commonly use for Blogs and capable of recognizing by category.
4) header.php – It is the file used at top of the theme, where we can find the code for Menus both Top Right Menu and Main Menu.
5) sidebar.php – This page is use to hold all the widget at the rightside of the theme. But this area is hidden if the page is set as one column layout.
6) footer.php – it is part of the theme where the four widget areas are located and the footer menu/links.

Here are the tips to secure your WordPress Website

1) keep WordPress up to date – At the top of your dashboard you will see a message
that your wordpress update is available. This is for you to be
aware that some useful new functionality and a security fixed has been released.

2) Keep Plugins/Themes up to date – Updating plugins and themes also required regular maintenance.
This is to secure your blog or website from security vulnerabilities or performance issues.
And install plugins/themes only from the trusted sources.
You can proceed to check the plugins by opening Plugins > Installed Plugins > Update Available and checking through
the list to find out more about the update.

3) Use Strong Passwords – The most common combination for passwords are like 123456 and abcdef is not a good idea.
Make a combination with using numbers, letters or even symbols like #, @, !, %.

Here are best practices to consider when it comes to password combination.
* contain both letters and numbers, and special characters
* include one uppercase letter
* be at least 8 or more characters in length

4) System Backup WordPress strongly recommends that you backup your database from time to time.

v1.0

First release

This page lists all of our WordPress theme tutorials from installation to customization.

Installation

- How to install your WordPress theme

- Changelog – a list of changes made to each version

- Where to find the theme files, CSS, & images

Getting Started

- Quick setup guide

Theme Tutorials

- Columns explained

General WordPress tutorials

- How to keep WordPress secure

If you have any suggestions or guide requests please leave a comment below. Better yet, if you’d like to contribute to this page feel free to contact us today, we’ll credit your guide with a link to your website.

Your Site Title appeared as your default logo.
There are two ways of setting up your own logo.

1) On the General tab of Wizard Panel , you may use the full URL of the image you want as your logo. Put the URL on the text and click Save Settings.

2) Click the UPLOAD button and select your logo from the Open File Dialog Box.
The file you selected will be uploaded in your theme and you will see the full link in the text of the file you selected as logo. then press Save Settings.

Logo Space/Margins

Next to the Logo is the Logo Spacing.
The spacing of the logo is based on pixels. You will only need to put the pixel value to set the top, right, bottom and left spacing of the logo.

Working with Shortcodes

A shortcode is a customized code that you can use into a page/post that get replaced with different contents when displaying on the frontend. Theme has shortcode that would enable you to:

1) Create link buttons
2) Content Grid
3) Featured Boxes
4) Product tables

All shortcodes are located in the Shortcodes Tab You can select by clicking the whole code your selected shortcodes from textboxes. Then copy the shortcodes by right clicking the highlighted shortcodes and click copy(Windows) and paste it in your post/page editor.

Buttons

Shortcode generated buttons

Multi-column content format

Read the two column layout setup from this page. Here

Multi-Column Contents

Featured Boxes

The [learnmoreurl]Web-hosting.php[/learnmoreurl] is where to put the URL of the page containing the details of the featured product. And
and the [orderurl]cart.php[/orderurl] is the URL of the featured product page where your client can purchase. The complete link can be found in your WHMCS Admin.See product links here

Details for Products/Services

Product Tables

The [row_plan_button buylink="#"]Order[/row_plan_button] is used to link the client to the order page of the product in the column. The buylink=”Product URL” will handle the URL to the purchase page of the product. See product links here

This shortcode can also be applied in different page layouts. See two column page layout settings
if your page is set to one column layout. You will use the shortcode to [tbl_plan width="fullwidth"] where width as fullwidth added in tbl_plan will let the product table to display correct on one column layout.

Searching for the product links

Go to setup > Products/Services > Products/Services as shown below from your WHMCS Admin

You will see the product detail page under links tab.
Use the Direct Shopping Cart Link as the URL for shortcodes or any form of links.

Working with Menus

Below are the screenshots of available menus in the theme

You can set those menus from your wordpress admin shown below

Under Appearance > Menus you will see the page for menu settings.
When creating menus you must name as the following

* footersmalllinks – this menu appeared on the bottom of the theme. This menu must be selected from Footer Menu.
* mainnavigator – this menu will appeare as the main navigator of the theme. And it must be the selected menu from Main Navigation Menu.
* top menu – this is the set of links found on the top right of the theme. This menu also be the selected menu from Footer Menu.

After creating the three major menus. You must set the Theme Locations with the exact names.

Setting up Home Button and Order Now Button on the Main Menu of the theme.

Under Wizard Panel, on the menu tab you can set the two buttons display/hide by setting on/off from their corresponding dropdown.
The Home icon – is for the Home button and
the Call to action button is for the order button.

Call to action button – has two settings
Text – is the text that would display on the theme’s menu.
URL – it is the URL for your page.

Adding Widgets

The Theme has five widget sections. One in the right side of the theme and four on the bottom portion of the theme as shown below.

To let the widgets shown from the different widget location.
Go to Appearance > Widgets.
Drag the the selected widget from the available widgets to the widget containers on the right as shown below.

What do I need to make use of this website?

- A domain name (website address) e.g coolwebservices.com
– A web hosting account
– An Installation of WordPress on your domain (free)
- A FTP program (this is used to transfer the template files from your computer to your web hosting account). We recommend FileZilla which is free.
- A active WHMCS license (the WHMCS addon is optional – not required if for example you’re going to use this theme with PayPal buttons or won’t be selling a product/service)

Installation Guide

Contents

1) Unzip the folder
2) Upload files
3) Activate the theme in WordPress
4) Visit & activate Wizard Panel
5) WHMCS sync installation/setup (optional)

1) Unzip the folder

A screenshot of the theme download contents once unzipped.

Unzip your template file (WordPress Theme – template-name version-number.zip) and move the folder named “WordPress Theme – template-name version-number” to your desktop.

2) Upload files

A screenshot of the left (local) side you should see (inside the upload folder).

A screenshot of the right (remote) side you should see (WordPress directory).

Open up FileZilla and login to your web hosting account as normal. On the left side (your local computer’s files) navigate to the upload folder as seen above. On the right side (your web hosting account) navigate to inside the WordPress folder as seen above. Select the wp-content folder on the left and upload directly to WordPress root

3) Activate the theme in WordPress

Login to WordPress and go to Appearance > themes. Find the preview image of the theme and click on activate as seen below:

A screenshot of the WordPress theme activate link.

4) Visit & activate Wizard Panel

Once you’ve activated the theme you should see a Wizard Panel link appear in the left menu (see below):

Wizard Panel link.

Next you need to add your license key as so:

Adding license key.

Once added you should see a activate license status. This confirms that your WordPress theme has now been successfully installed. If you also selected the WHMCS sync template see the below guide, if not you’ve finished this guide and can now move onto setting up your theme menus, widgets etc

5) WHMCS sync installation/setup (optional)

1. Extract the WordPress – WHMCS – Sync – theme_name.zip file and move the WordPress – WHMCS – Sync – theme_name folder to your desktop
2. Open the WordPress – WHMCS – Sync – theme_name folder and upload the contents of the upload folder to your WHMCS root

Uploading the theme to templates folder.

3. Next login to WHMCS and go to setup > addon modules. Activate WordPress Wizard Panel and set the user permissions to full administrator

setup > addon modules

Activate WordPress Wizard Panel

set the user permissions to full administrator

4. Go to addons > WordPress Wizard Panel. On this page you need to set the paths to your WordPress install. This will vary from server to server, if you need any assistance with this please open a support ticket and we’ll be happy to help.

addons > WordPress Wizard Panel.

input valid paths

5. Go to setup > general settings > activate the WHMCS template

Select the Theme name and click save changes

If the paths are correct you’ll see the theme matching WordPress. If they aren’t you’ll see a include PHP error, this means the path is wrong and will need to be corrected.

If you have any problems at all please contact us and we will be happy to assist you. We can install your template for free, to request installation please submit a support ticket containing all relevant login details.

Note: You only need to follow this guide if you’re running WHMCS V5.2.3 and downloaded your template before 02/04/2013 – since then all files have been updated

1) Login to zomex.com/clients/clientarea.php
2) Go to My Account (top right) > my products > view details > downloads
3) Download “Template update – WHMCS V5.2.3 (only required for orders before 02/04/2013)”
4) Extract the ZIP and move the folder to your desktop
5) Open update template to V5.2.3 > CSS
6) Open the .txt file for the template you’re using, copy the contents and paste it at the bottom of:

/templates/your_template/css/template.css

7) If you’ve made any changes to the page-names re-name the .php files in update template to V5.2.3 to match (e.g if you re-named reseller-hosting.php to windows-hosting.php)

8) Open update template to V5.2.3 > upload > templates – delete any folders for the templates you’re not using. e.g if you’re using Eco Net delete all folders other than eco-net-v-3-4 – re-name the template folder if you re-named it from default on your live site

9) Make a backup of all of your WHMCS files – Then upload the contents of upload to your WHMCS root.

Stop here if you’re running WHMCS V5.2.3

Old guide

Before you follow this tutorial make sure you make a full backup of your WHMCS files and database. You’re website also must be running WHMCS v5.2.1!

Hire us to complete this upgrade for just $14.99 one time! (v3.2 – v3.4)

V3.4 complete template (comes with Wizard Panel or Zomex Template Manager)

Download the correct files for your template:

Eco Net upgrade files
Slick Host upgrade files
Supreme Host upgrade files
Organic Host upgrade files
Light Glaze upgrade files
Blue Blaze upgrade files
Orange Fusion upgrade files
Bright Fury upgrade files
Ice Host upgrade files
Sequence Host upgrade files
Ruby Host upgrade files
Heat Wave upgrade files

Extract the folder, you should see a upload folder, language.txt file & README.txt file.

Step 1

If you’ve renamed any of the default hosting pages, e.g vps-hosting.php to windows-hosting.php (as a example) Open upgrade download > upload and re-name the web hosting .php files to match any changes you made previously

Step 2

Upload the contents of upload to your WHMCS root directory so they override the existing files

Step 3

Follow the section in bold that applies to you.

I’ve made lots of changes to the template language text or I’m using a non-English language

Copy the contents from WHMCS-root/modules/addons/zomex_template_manager/lang/ (below the <?php – don’t copy this tag or it’ll cause a error) and paste in the matching language file in:

WHMCS-root/lang/

For example if you’re using english.php, copy the contents below <?php from WHMCS-root/modules/addons/zomex_template_manager/lang/english.php and paste to the bottom of WHMCS-root/lang/english.php

I’ve haven’t made any changes to the template language text

Copy all the text in the language.txt file (in the upgrade folder) and paste in:

WHMCS-root/lang/english.php

Standard templates

Download the following files:

Standard upgrade files

Extract the folder, you should see a upload folder & README.txt file.

Step 1

If you’ve renamed any of the default hosting pages, e.g vps-hosting.php to windows-hosting.php (as a example) Open upgrade download > upload and re-name the web hosting .php files to match any changes you made previously

Step 2

Upload the contents of upload to your WHMCS root directory so they override the existing files

V3.3 – complete templates

Download the following files:

V3.3 upgrade files

Extract the folder, you should see a upload folder & README.txt file.

Step 1

If you’ve renamed any of the default hosting pages, e.g vps-hosting.php to windows-hosting.php (as a example) Open upgrade download > upload and re-name the web hosting .php files to match any changes you made previously

Step 2

Upload the contents of upload to your WHMCS root directory so they override the existing files

V3.2 – complete templates

Download the following files:

V3.2 upgrade files

Extract the folder, you should see a upload folder & README.txt file.

Step 1

If you’ve renamed any of the default hosting pages, e.g vps-hosting.php to windows-hosting.php (as a example) Open upgrade download > upload and re-name the web hosting .php files to match any changes you made previously

Step 2

Upload the contents of upload to your WHMCS root directory so they override the existing files

Hire us to complete this upgrade for just $14.99 one time! (v3.2 – v3.4)

1) Log into your Zomex account at https://www.zomex.com/clients/clientarea.php.

2) At the top of your screen hover over the “My Account” link and click on “My Services” from the drop-down menu that appears.

3) Click on the blue “View Details” button next to the web hosting plan for which you need to reset the password.

4) Click the “Change Password” tab across the top just below the plan name.

5) On this screen you can create a new password, we highly recommend using a strong password including both uppercase/lowercase letters and special characters such including but not limited to !@£$%^&*()

We recommend making note of your password for example writing it on a piece of paper and keeping it in a safe place at home.

If you have any problems please create a support ticket and we’ll be happy to assist you.

Hire us to complete this upgrade for just $9.99 one time!

Upgrade Guide

Contents

1) Backup your WHMCS files & database
2) Download & prepare the upgrade files
3) Upload files

1) Backup your WHMCS files & database

We’ve spent many hours testing each template prior to the release of this new update but for safety we recommend making a full backup of your WHMCS files and WHMCS database (or a full cPanel backup if using cPanel which will backup both the files and database).

2) Download & prepare the upgrade files

To download the update files login to the Zomex client area, scroll over the My Account link in the top right and click My Products. Click on the View Details button to the right of your WHMCS template V3.4 order. Click on the download link next to your V3.4 template (these files have been updated).

Vital step

Once you’ve downloaded and extract the files move the zomex_template_manager folder under /modules/addons/ to your Desktop and delete the lang folder that’s inside this folder (there has been no changes to the language files so by deleting it you won’t loose any changes you’ve made to the language files such as english.php).

You only need the zomex_template_manager folder (don’t forget to delete the lang folder) for the next step so you can delete the other files/folders that were extracted.

Screenshot of ready upgrade files

The Zomex Template Manager contents ready for step 3

Note: The order of the files will vary depending on the template but that’s normal, just make sure the above files and folders are in the zomex_template_manager folder before moving to step 3.

3) Upload files

All you need to do now is upload the contents of the zomex_template_manager folder as seen above to the live location on your website which will be:

WHMCS directory/modules/addons/zomex_template_manager/

Make sure you click the override button if prompted.

See below for a screenshot of what you should see on your FTP program before uploading:

A screenshot of what you should see with your FTP program before uploading

Once the files have uploaded go to WHMCS admin > addons > Wizard Panel (renamed from Zomex Template Manager) and you will see the new admin panel with all of your settings still there.

Enjoy!