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1. Initial Set up you Need to do with Most Premium WordPress Themes With rise in usage of WordPress and with more and more WordPress websites being created it has been noted that there has been a rise in the purchase of Premium WordPress themes as well. Hence it is essential that one understands how to install Premium WordPress themes. The steps below will guide you on the basics of most Premium WordPress themes installation procedure: Homepage set up: This is the most important of them all. Because most users check the homepage content and whether it is most easy to set up or the most difficult one is how people think of a theme as easy or difficult. Because 90% of the Premium WordPress themes get sold to users on behalf of how appealing their home page content is. Rest inner page contents can be set up using plugins or shortcodes etc. But the homepage should be attractive after all its your landing page for anyone visiting your website. Hence it is essential to understand how a homepage is set up in most premium themes. Some developers have the tendency to scatter a homepage into several widgets, page template, etc. That is difficult to set up initially but in long run is easy to maintain. Some developers like one of the most popular Premium WordPress themes users shortcodes. Just copy and paste the shortcode into any page which you have set up as a static front page and you get the exact homepage. Yes it appears very easy since you get everything in one go. But managing the homepage in long run is difficult. Some developers have sections within theme options which actually control the homepage. This is actually an easiest way to manage the homepage because you get all in one place. Plus homepage designs change with the change of a theme so why not keep it in theme options and not anywhere else. Demo installation: There are various ways by which a demo content is installed and developers choose one or more methods and give choices to their users to have content installed the way they way. XML: It is the easiest way to install demo content into your website or local server. What they do is give a XML file from their server so that you can just run it and install the whole demo content. It is a time taking process because all images from the demo server are downloaded and then stored in your uploads folder. Although it is time taking but worth the time as it leads to 90% accurate content. MySQL: Well this is a difficult way because most users don't understand how to use database. If he/she is a developer then this is probably the most easiest way to install a theme. If not then XML should be the preferred choice. However with MySQL there are 100% chances of getting all the content which even XML can't promise. Dummy: Some developers use dummy content within the Premium WordPress theme options itself so while loading the theme first time you get all the dummy content and all you have to do is to get inside theme options and edit that content. This is by far the easiest method as there is no loss of content, homepage set up becomes very very easy and user need not worry about XML or MySQL. Shortcodes and gallery installations: Shortcodes are very important when someone is setting up a website with many pages. To have each page different and content laid out nicely its necessary to use shortcodes like buttons which allow you to use different set of buttons for read more and different color buttons for more effective clicks on call to actions. Also separators are necessary to separate content within a paragraph. Also accordions or tabs can be used to showcase stuff like FAQs or knowledge sharing pages. It is also worth noting that many Premium WordPress themes provide shortcodes like testimonials rotator, gallery shortcodes for showcasing portfolio and contact form shortcodes among other useful ones like pricing tables etc. So more the number of shortcodes the less dependant you are on plugins and more easy it is for you to set up more and more content using them. Widgets: Lots of widgets would mean lots of ability to change areas where you need to customize or have your own stuff removing the default ones. Sidebar widgets are the most common way most Premium WordPress themes deal with widgets but footer widget and header widgets are also common. Footer widgets are used for copyright, about, contact info and social info stuff. Whereas header widgets are used for call to action and address stuff.