This feature allows designers to easily showcase products in a carousel format based on a selected category — a highly popular and engaging layout style for modern websites.

This feature allows you to apply inverted border radius to various elements including images, banners, content boxes, videos, and service boxes. Instead of rounding corners inward (the traditional way), you can now create cut-out or concave corner effects, giving your layout a more dynamic and creative look.

You’ll find these options in each element’s Content tab under the Inverted Radius section.

To use this feature, simply add one of the supported elements—Image, Banner, Content Box, Video, or Service Box—to your page.

This is perfect for modern or minimal designs and lets you enhance visual interest without writing any custom CSS.

You can switch to the classic view of Theme Options if you prefer a traditional interface instead of the live preview.

Go to :
Dashboard > Xtra > Classic Theme Options

To fix the “AJAX requested name is empty, please try again” error, you should check your server settings to ensure the following configurations are properly set. These settings help improve performance and prevent potential issues with AJAX and request handling:

• memory_limit 256M
  This sets the minimum memory allocation for the server to run scripts. Setting it to 128MB prevents memory exhaustion errors.
• max_execution_time 60
  This defines the maximum amount of time a script is allowed to run before being terminated. Setting it to 60 seconds helps avoid timeout errors.
• post_max_size 8M
  This limits the maximum size of POST data that can be sent to the server. Make sure it’s set to 8MB by default to avoid data transfer issues.
• upload_max_filesize 8M
  This parameter controls the maximum file size that can be uploaded through requests. 8MB is generally sufficient for most upload operations.
• allow_url_fopen ON
  This setting enables scripts to access files via external URLs. It’s important to have this turned ON for certain AJAX operations and external request handling.

To check and modify these settings, you need to edit your server’s php.ini file and ensure the above values are configured correctly. After making the changes, restart your server for them to take effect.

When a WordPress plugin causes problems on your site (such as crashes, slow loading times, or conflicts with other plugins), you may not be able to access the WordPress admin dashboard to deactivate or delete the plugin. In such cases, using FTP is a direct method to remove the plugin files from your server and restore site functionality.

Steps involved:

1. Connect via FTP: You’ll need an FTP client (such as FileZilla) and your website’s FTP login credentials from your hosting provider to access your site files.
2. Navigate to Plugin Directory: Once connected via FTP, go to the WordPress installation directory (often located in /public_html/) and find the folder /wp-content/plugins/.
3. Delete the Problematic Plugin: Locate the specific plugin folder that’s causing issues. You can either delete the plugin folder completely or rename it (so that it’s deactivated but still available for troubleshooting).
4. Check the Website: After deleting or renaming the plugin folder, check your website to see if it’s functioning correctly again.

This approach is a manual way to remove problematic plugins when you don’t have access to the WordPress admin area.

The menu on the desktop may appear like the mobile version, and you might not know what the issue is. To fix this problem, follow the solutions below:

Disable all third-party plugins and check that WordPress, the Xtra theme, and the Codevz Plus plugin are up to date

In the next step go to the:

Theme Options > General > Layoutand make sure responsive is disable.

Clear your browser cache completely and test to see if the issue is resolved.

If the issue is not resolved, contact the theme support team

You can select different locations in the Xtra WordPress Theme for displaying menus.

1. The primary: display location for showing the menu is in the header for both desktop and mobile, and it has a default mode in the theme.
2. One Page: For displaying the menu on single pages such as landing pages, etc.
3. Secondary: You can create a custom menu and choose it for display on specific pages or posts.
4. Footer: For displaying the menu in the footer of the site.
5. Mobile: Display the menu in the mobile menu header.
6. Custom Modes: If you intend to create a menu that does not appear in any of the locations mentioned above and, for example, is displayed using the menu element on a page or post, you can use this mode.

In the next step, the process of adding a menu to the header and footer is explained.
Follow these steps to add a menu to the Header:

Go to:

Theme Options > Header > Header top bar/Header/Header bottom bar > Add Menu Element > Choose the Menu

Follow these steps to add a menu to the Footer:

Go to:

Theme Options > Footer > Footer Top Bar > Add Menu Element > Choose the Menu

Upload a low-size, smaller-dimension image as the slider background.
Clear your browser cache and test to see if the issue is resolved.

1. Go to Dashboard > Slider Revolution > Overview > Select the Slider
2. Then Go to SLIDE OPTIONS > Source > Media Library > Choose a new small image > Click on the Save Button

This method usually solves the problem, as it often arises due to the size and volume of the background image.

If the issue persists:

1. Deactivate all plugins.
2. Check to ensure that the Xtra Theme, Slider Revolution plugin, Codevz Plus Plugin, and WordPress are all up to date.
3. Clear your browser cache again and check once more.

There is another option where you can place the search form in a widget, which is explained step-by-step in the tutorial below:

Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Widgets > Find Product Search widget then drag and drop this to a Sidebar. 

To insert an image or change the background image of the breadcrumbs in the Theme, you can proceed from the following path:

Header > Title and Breadcrumbs > StyleKit of Container > Background > Upload an Image there

To change the title Bar background in a single post or page, you can adjust the settings through the following path:

Custom page/post title background:

1. Dashboard > All Posts/Pages
2. Page Settings
3. Header Settings
4. StyleKit of Title Background
5. Upload an Image in Image field

To edit the tabs, Navigate to Theme Options > WooCommerce Pro > Product Settings 

The content of the Brand,  Size Guide, and FAQ tabs can be edited via the:

Dashboard > Products > Brand/Size Guide/FAQ, as shown in the screenshots below:

To customize the style of the tabs, you can follow the path below:

Theme Options > WooCommerce Pro > Product Styling > StyleKit of Tabs, Tab content, Active Tab.

As shown in the screenshot below:

Using the WooCommerce Changing Add to Cart Button Text Plugin

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