Theme Name: FacePower
Theme URI: http://www.extraordinarythemes.com/themes/facepower
Description: FacePower is a Wordpress theme fully connected to social networks where people can easily share posts on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, Pinterest and others. Facepower has color and background customization, thumbnail support, SEO ready and many awesome features. Ideal for bloggers.
Author: Extraordinary Themes
Author URI: http://www.extraordinarythemes.com/
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
FacePower WordPress Theme, Copyright 2013 Extraordinary Themes (www.extraordinarythemes.com)
FacePower is distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL
Version: 1.2
After download the FacePower theme .zip file upload the inner zip folder and only install your theme through the Wordpress admin installer located under Appearance > Themes > Install.
If this way to install the theme fails, we recommend to use a FTP software like Filezilla.
Open your FTP client and move to your WordPress installation path. Drag&Drop the unziped "FacePower" folder into the following path:
wp-content/themes/
Now go to your Dashboard -> Appearance -> Theme and activate the FacePower theme
Here you can add your social network profiles that you wish to appear on the header.
Example: http://www.facebook.com/ExtraordinaryThemes
You can keep it blank and the chosen social network won't appear.
In this section you can define which social like buttons with a counter you wish to display on the posts. Just check to display and uncheck to turn off.
You also can choose where do you want to display these buttons on your post.
In this section you can choose which social networks you wish to display on the retractile Share Button on the post. Just check to display and uncheck to turn off.
Here you can add your Facebook Fanpage url to display a widget on the single posts where people can like your Fanpage, showing their faces.
In this section you can customize the theme colors with your preferences. Just click on the most left textbox to open the color palette, choose your color and click on the OK button at the lower right of the palette to submit the color.
If you want the original theme color back just click on the default button and save it.
You can also input a color with it's hex number if you already know the correct sequence for it.
To access this section go to Wordpress menu Appearance > Background. There you can upload an image to set as your background or you can choose a color on the color palette. Make your changes and save with the accept button.
If you need to translate the theme into another language our theme it's fully translation ready. Follow the simple steps below:
1. Download and install PoEdit.We need PoEdit to translate a theme. Its a free software and its available for Mac, Windows and Linux. Download PoEdit from this page.
2. Create a new catalog (the local language file)Start PoEdit and click on the File menu and select the option New catalog from POT file. This will open the file dialog box. Go to the languages folder of the theme. Select All Files from the file dialog box, and open the facepower.pot file in the languages folder.
Now PoEdit will ask you for various configuration options. The most important thing here is to choose the correct country and language you are translating to. In the remaining fields of the configuration window, fill the required information or just leave them empty. Now click on the Paths tab and change the path variable to the place where your theme files are located. Then press OK.
Now PoEdit will ask you to name the file. Its very important to name the file correctly. The naming convention for these files is languageCode_countryCode. The language code must be in lower case while the country code should be in upper case. So, if you are translating the theme for UK English, the file name will be en_UK. Similarly, for translation to french, it will be fr_FR and so on. You can find a list of language codes at this page and country codes here.
3. Translate the ThemeThis is the step where we will actually translate the theme. After Step 2 above, you'll see the standard interface of PoEdit where the left panel contain the strings in the original language and the right panel containing the translations. The right panel will be empty as we haven't started the translation yet.
Start translating each string one by one. Click on the first string and press Tab button. This will take you to the translation box in the bottom. Type the translation here. Your change will reflect immediately in the right panel. Once you are done with this string, press Enter and move on to the second string. Repeat this procedure until all the strings are translated. After the translation is done, save the file.
Then open wp-config.php located in the root of your WordPress installation and change line 72 to reflect your new language file.
4. Upload The Files To Your ServerWhen you save the catalog file in Step 3 above, PoEdit will create two files, a .po file and a .mo file. Upload both these files to the languages directory of your theme. Also upload wp-config.php to the root of your WordPress installation and you'll be good to go.
Copyright © 2013 By Extraordinary Themes