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In Pages section create new page called 'Home' and use for it Homepage template,
Go into Settings > Reading and set created Home page as Static page,,
You've prepared Homepage. Content will be set using Custom widgets (read more in chapter 6. Custom widgets)
NOTE! It is possible that after activating Bolid theme are your thumbnails wrong cropped and looks ugly! In this case use this plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/ to regenerate old thumbnails from previous theme.
It is easy! Images and thumbnails are generating automatically. To display thumbnails correctly upload images via WP interface and then click "Use as featured image"
Post Galleries - Slider:
Upload more than one image into post - images will be attached to the post and will be displayed in slideshow:
Post Galleries - Grid (native wp gallery):
Upload or choose form Media library images into gallery and insert into post content:
After that check if your gallery code contains 'link="file"' tag:
Check 'Video' post in the Format tab and enter video embed code (iframe) into Video field:
Audio post
Check 'Audio' post in the Format tab and enter audio embed code (iframe) into Audio field:
Gallery post
Check 'Gallery' post in the Format tab and ulpoad more than one image into post gallery (see: images section)
The sideshow will be created automatically.
Image post
Check 'Image' post in the Format tab and set featured image.
Quote post
Check 'Quote' post in the Format tab and add some content.
Post content = Quote.
Post title = Author of the quote.
Link post
Check 'Link' post in the Format tab and ads URL into Link field.
Install it and in this software translate vergo.po file (line by line) screens,
Once you have translated all the strings, you can save this as your .po file.
The filename of your .po is crucial. Gettext uses the ISO 639 standard for language abbreviations and ISO 3166 for locales. If your translation is written in American English for example, your file name will look like en-US.po. Capitalization is also important here. For a full list of language and country codes, check out these two links:
Once you save, POEdit by default automatically creates a .mo file alongside your .po file. Put these files into 'lang' folder.
Access your wp-config.php file found in your WordPress’ root folder. Your file should already contain define('WPLANG', ''); but if it does not, you can add it in. You simply need to add your language and locale code into the define. If you were to translate your theme into German, you would have this: