There are 4 ways to update your theme: use Envato Market Plugin or the Envato Toolkit plugin for automatic theme updates and manual update the theme via FTP or WordPress.
Important: After updating the theme, all your content such as pages, options, images and posts will not be lost or erased by doing this. However, any customizations to the theme's core files, such as PHP files will be lost. So you need to the child theme to customize the theme.
Method 1: Automatic Updates via The Envato Market Plugin
The Envato Market plugin can install WordPress themes and plugins purchased from ThemeForest & CodeCanyon by connecting with the Envato Market API using a secure OAuth personal token. Once your themes & plugins are installed WordPress will periodically check for updates, so keeping your items up to date is as simple as a few clicks.
Step 1 - Download MrBara theme. Read our Download The Package Theme to know how to download the package theme.
Step 2 - Go to Appearance > Themes and deactivate MrBara theme. To deactivate, simply switch to a different theme. For example, the default WordPress Twenty Sixteen theme.
Step 3 - After deactivating you can go ahead and delete it. To do this, hover over the theme thumbnail then click 'Theme Details'. In the bottom right corner of the window, click the 'Delete' button. All your content such as pages, options, images and posts will not be lost or erased by doing this. However, any customizations to the theme's core files, such as PHP files will be lost. So you need to the child theme to customize the theme.
Step 4 - Upload, Install and Active the theme. Read our Install MrBara via WordPress to know how to install MrBara via WordPress
Step 1 - Download MrBara theme. Read our Download The Package Theme to know how to download the package theme.
Step 2 - Log into your hosting space via an FTP software(Use a FTP client like FileZilla) and navigate to the wp-content > themes folder. Find a folder called 'mrbara' and delete it. All your content such as pages, options, images and posts will not be lost or erased by doing this. However, any customizations to the theme's core files, such as PHP files will be lost. So you need to the child theme to customize the theme.
Step 3 - Upload, Install and Active the theme. Read our Install MrBara via FTP to know how to install MrBara via WordPress
2. How to enable Visual Composer ( WPBakery Page Builder ) for Custom Post type
Please see the steps below to enable Visual Composer for Service, Portfolio…
Step 1: Go to Visual Composer > Role Manager.
Step 2: Find Post types select Custom.
Step 3: Choose Post type you want to enable Visual Composer ( WPBakery Page Builder ).
3. How To Update WPBakery Page Builder Plugin
Since the WPBakery Page Builder plugin does not allow updating via updating the theme, so please follow these steps below to update it.
Step 1 – Go toDashboard > Plugins. Select the WPBakery Page Builder plugin, and click Deactivate.
Step 2 - After deactivate the plugin, go to Inactive tab, select the WPBakery Page Builder plugin and click Delete. All your content such as pages, options, images and posts will not be lost or erased by doing this. However, any customizations to the plugin's core files, such as PHP files will be lost.
Step 3
Install and Active the plugin. Read our Install Plugins Included to know how to install plugins included.
4. How to translate the theme
The easiest way to translate your theme is by using the Loco Translate WordPress plugin. To use loco translate plugin, please see the steps below.
Step 2 - Go to Loco Translate > Themes and click MrBara theme.
Step 3 - Click New Language link.
Step 4 - Choose your language and choose a location is in languages/themes/. We recommend you don't choose a location is in themes/mrbara/lang/, because after you update the theme all your custom files will be lost.
Step 5 - Click Start Translate button
Step 6 - Click Source Text and enter the text you want to translate in German translation.
As Envato is a marketplace in which your orders and payments are processed, you have to contact them for any request for invoices, billings or any other transaction documents.
WordPress 6.7 brought a host of new features and improvements, but it also introduced some challenges. One common issue users face after updating is broken translations. If you've noticed missing or incorrect translations on your site, don't worry - we'll guide you through the most common causes and solutions to get your translations back on track.
Solutions
To resolve this issue, please follow these steps:
Update your theme and Addons plugin to the latest versions. Refer to your theme's documentation for specific update instructions. Here are examples for the Razzi theme:
After you download the package from ThemeForest, please unzip it. You'll see a file called mrbara.zip, which is the main file needed to upload and install.
Important: One of the most common reasons people have issues is because they try uploading the full zip that includes demo content, theme, documentation…etc which displays the “The package could not be installed. The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet.” error. Please make sure you are uploading only the installable theme which is called mrbara.zip.
Now that you made sure WordPress is up to date you can install the theme and there are two ways to install MrBara, via WordPress or via FTP.
Install MrBara via WordPress
Step 1 - Log into your WordPress website and go to Appearance > Themes and click Add New.
Step 2 - Click Upload Theme.
Step 3 - Browse the mrbara.zip file on your computer and click Install Now
Step 4 - After the theme installed successfully, just click to activate it.
If you get the “Are You Sure You Want To Do This” message when installing mrbara.zip file via WordPress, it means you have an upload file size limit. You need to install the theme via FTP, or contact your hosting provider to increase the limit.
Install MrBara via FTP
Step 1 - Unzip the mrbara.zip file, you'll get a folder mrbara.
Step 2 - Log into your hosting space via an FTP software(Use a FTP client like FileZilla).
Step 3 - Upload that folder to wp-content/themes folder on your host.
Step 4 - Go to Appearance > Themes and activate the MrBara theme.
10. How To Update Plugins Included
You can see the changelog of the theme to know what versions of plugins included and what plugins you need to update. Please follow the steps below to update plugins Included.
Step 1 – Go to Dashboard > Plugins. Select the plugins you update, and click deactivate and then click to the Apply button.
Step 2 - Select the plugins you update, and click delete and then click to the Apply button. All your content such as pages, options, images and posts will not be lost or erased by doing this. However, any customizations to the plugin's core files, such as PHP files will be lost.
Step 3 - Install and Active plugins. Read our Install Plugins Included to know how to install plugins included.
This problem sometimes happens and prevents you from updating any theme or plugin. In this article, we will guide you how to fix the existing destination folder error in WordPress.
But firstly, why does it happen?
When you try to install a theme or plugin, WordPress extracts your theme’s zip file into a folder (which is named after the file itself).
If a folder with the similar name already exists, then WordPress stops the installation with the error message below:
Then, the first thing to do is visit the "Themes" page to see if the theme has been already installed on your site. If not, this could mean two things:
1. A previous attempt to delete the plugin or theme didn’t succeed, and it left the plugin / theme folder behind.
2. A previous installation attempt was interrupted and left an empty destination folder.
In either case, there is a folder with the same name as the theme you are trying to install. This folder prevents WordPress from completing the installation.
How do we fix it?
First, you need to connect to your WordPress site using an FTP client, cPanel File Manager or other services.
Once connected, you need to go to the /wp-content/themes/martfury and delete it.
Now, please go back to your WordPress admin area and retry installing the theme like you would normally do.
12. How to translate the plugin
The easiest way to translate the plugin is by using the Loco Translate WordPress plugin. To use loco translate plugin, please see the steps below.
Step 2 - Go to Loco Translate > Plugins and click a plugin theme. Example: mrbara-vc-addons
Step 3 - Click New Language link.
If after you click New Language link, you see Template missing the warning. You only click Skip template link.
Step 4 - Choose your language and choose a location is in languages/plugins/. We recommend you don't choose a location is in themes/mrbara-vc-addons/lang/, because after you update the theme all your custom files will be lost.
Step 5 - Click Start Translate button
Step 6 - Click Source Text and enter the text you want to translate in German translation.
Step 7 - Click Save button
Note: To update your language file when you updated the theme, you only click Sync button.
13. Support Policy
Support policy
Thank you for purchasing one of our premium themes. We only offer support only to our Theme Buyers with a Valid Purchase Code. We only offer support for our themes, features and functionality unique to our themes. Please note that we cannot assist with general WordPress support or provide you with theme modifications and customizations in any circumstances. If you need any customization service you may request a quote from us.
What we support
The item support period
A supported item includes item support for 6 months from the purchase date. During those 6 months, the author is expected to be available to provide the item support services we’ve set out on this page. Response times by authors can vary depending on the volume of inquiries, the nature of the request, and whether questions have already been answered or support has already been provided (see ‘fair-use’ later on).
If you’re about to purchase the item, you’ll have the option to purchase extended item support, increasing the item support period up to a maximum of 12 months from the date of purchase.
Answering questions about how to use the item
During the item support period, the author is expected to be available to answer your general questions about the item and how to use it. For example, how do I get my homepage to look like the one in the preview? The response to this type of question can come in various formats including directing you to an already documented response (e.g. in the comments or FAQs).
Answering technical questions about the item (and included third party assets)
During the item support period the author is expected to be available to:
Answer your specific questions about the features and functionality of the item
Provide some guidance on the way the item is designed
Help you with issues related to using the item and getting the most value out of its functionality.
Answer questions about third party assets or functionality (e.g. plug-ins) bundled with the item, such as how they work and other technical questions.
Help with defects in the item or included third party assets
During the item support period, you can report and discuss bugs and minor item defects with the author, and authors are expected to be available to assist you with reported bugs. If appropriate, authors may issue bug fixes directly to you as part of item support. (If an author decides to address a bug fix through a general version update, that update will be available to all buyers.)
A supported item may include third party functionality or items from other authors such as plugins, image sliders or contact forms. During the item support period, the author is expected to be available to assist with questions about third party assets, and to either help you to address particular issues with the third party asset or direct you to where you can find the solution.
Item updates to ensure ongoing compatibility and to resolve security vulnerabilities
If a supported item includes a third party asset (e.g., a plugin), or is intended to work with third party software or platforms (e.g. a CMS), authors are expected to ensure the item remains compatible if the software or platform version is updated. This includes if the third party asset has a security update. Item updates of this type will generally be delivered as version updates available to all buyers. Choosing a supported item (or upgrading to extended support) ensures you’re getting an item that’s backed by the author, and enables our authors to maintain their items in these ways.
What we don’t support
Our support is NOT applicable to the following queries:
item customization
Item support does not include services to modify or extend the item beyond the original features, style and functionality described on the item page. For customization services that will help you tailor the item to your specific requirements, we recommend contacting the author to see if they privately offer paid customisation services or checking out the great service providers on Envato Studio.
Installation of the item
Buyers have varying levels of experience with different software platforms and technologies and getting your item up and running can depend on many variables that are specific to your circumstances. You’ll need to have a working knowledge of the software platforms and technologies for which items are created, so item support does not include help to install the item on your server or on a CMS. If you’re just starting out or skilling up, try a course or tutorial on Tuts+. If you’re after installation services, you can ask the authors if they privately offer paid installation services or you can check out service providers on Envato Studio.
Hosting, server environment, or software
Authors are not required to support issues about your web hosting or server environment, or issues with the software you’ve got installed on your machine to use the item. Please check your ISP/web hosting provider or other software documentation that you’re trying to use to help solve your issues.
Help from authors of included third party assets
If a supported item includes a third party asset (e.g. a plugin or slider), the author of the third party asset is not required to provide support for that asset to buyers of the supported item. Direct your questions about third party assets to the author of the item you purchased.
Support Guidelines
Please follow the guidelines mentioned below while using our Support Forum:
Make sure your Questions are Theme Specific and NOT general WordPress Questions. You should refer to the WordPress’s Codex or the WordPress Forum for such issues.
In case of themes built with any framework such as Bootstrap, if you have queries related to such framework customization you should contact the original website of those frameworks. This info is often linked in documentation.
Please read the Full Documentation present inside the Theme Package before asking your Questions.
Please be sure that you have used the search feature on our Forum to look up for possibly similar questions that you have in mind.
Provide enough relevant information regarding the issues you face with the respective Theme with Screenshots so that we can understand the problems quickly and point you in the right direction which will eventually save You & Us a lot of TIME.
Create different Topics per Question/Issue. Do not include all the Questions/Issues in a Single Topic.
Do not post your WordPress Username/Password Publicly inside the Topics as it’ll be viewable even to the other users of our Support Forum. Send your WordPress Username/Password using this Contact Form only.
Support Response
We’re in GMT +7 and we aim to answer all questions within 24 hours (Monday – Friday).
Support requests sent during weekends or public holidays will be processed on next Monday or the next business day.
Receiving an answer to your Questions doesn’t mean it is solved. Questions to get actually solved might take more time/replies if your issue is complex. Nothing to worry as your Questions will always be solved.
Thanks again for purchasing our themes, and see you in the forum!
