Polygon Documentation

In order to install this child theme, you must first purchase a membership to Elegant Themes and download the Divi theme package.

This version of Polygon is fully compatible with versions 3.0+. Some features or elements may not be compatible with previous versions. Please ensure that you’ve downloaded the latest version of Divi.

 

INSTALLING CHILD THEME

INSTALLING DEMO CONTENT

POLYGON OPTIONS

EXPANDING BAR MODULE

GHOST HEADER

ANIMATIONS

EDITING EMAIL OPTIN

CUSTOM ICONS

SUPPORT

CHANGELOG

Step 1: Install Divi Theme

Once you’ve downloaded the Divi theme package, login to your WordPress website and go to Appearance > Themes.
Find and upload the Divi parent theme and activate it. Next click on the Add New Theme.

 

Step 2: Install and activate Polygon

Click on Upload Theme.

 

 

Click on Choose file.

In the downloaded package find and select Polygon.zip file, then click on the Install Now button. 

 

 

Completing the upload, you will need to activate the theme by clicking on the Activate button.

 

Step 3: Activate your product

To activate your product and get updates please go to Settings > Polygon Activation and enter your API Key and API Email.

To see your API Keys please login to your account.

 

Step 4: Permalinks setup

To make the Contact Form Popups working, Permalinks Settings have to be setup to “Post name”.

Go to Settings > Permalinks, select “Post name” and click Save Changes.

 

Step 5: Disable Visual Text Editor

Polygon uses custom icons which are applied via span classes. This is unfortunately not supported by WordPress and when we have Visual Text Editor enabled this causes issues, icons disappear.

To disable Visual Text Editor please go to Users and click your user account.

Find Visual Editor option located at the very top and mark box Disable the visual editor when writing.

This will prevent icons disappearing.

*You can skip this step but keep in mind to do not switch to Visual Editor mode when editing modules where custom icons used.

 

Step 1: Now you will need to install the library and all theme settings which allows you to have your site just like the demo version.

Go to Appearance > Import Data Demo, and click on the Import Demo Data button.

Note: This may take even several minutes, depends of internet connection speed. Please be patient.

 

 

Step 2: Import Theme Customizer Settings
In this step we need to import Theme Customizer settings to make our menu and footer looks the same as on demo page. To do that we need to install plugin Customizer Export/Import and import polygon.dat file that can be found in Imports→Manual Import folder.

• Go to Plugins → Add New and in Search Box type Customizer Export/Import
• Click Install and Activate
• Once the plugin is installed go to Divi→Theme Customizer→Export/Import
• Navigate to Imports→Manual Import folder and select polygon.dat file. Click Import.

Now Customizer Settings has been imported and we need to click Publish to save our changes.

 

Step 3: Select Primary Menu
As you can see, your menu does not look like on our demo, but it can be easily fixed.
Go to Appearance→Menus and check the box Primary Menu

 

 

 

Step 4: The theme has 2 pre-built forms. They need to be imported from download package. Go to the Caldera Forms tab located in your WordPress Dashboard and click Import button. Select “contact-form-export.json” file located in Import Files folder and click Import button. Follow the same steps for Polygon Popup form.

 

 

Step 5: Editing Form
Caldera Forms import functionality does not support HTML anymore, so we need to add links to our popup social media icons manually. To do that open Caldera Forms, hover on Popup Form and click Edit.

In the form settings window click on Edit icon located in social media section. Here you can edit content and add social media links. On this screen you can also edit all texts, address, phone number and email.

 

 

1 General

Fixed Header On Mobiles – Enabled/Disabled
Fixed Header Logo – Upload
Switch to Mobile Menu – Input (set 980px by default)

Mobile Nav Background – select color
Mobile Nav Text Color – select color

Read More Button Text – specifies text displayed on blog module button.

 

2 Particleground

Polygon theme has integrated particles.js library. It allows to add particles background to section, row or module.

To add particles background add polygon-particles-js id to section, row or module.

 

 

Dot Color – define dot color
Line Color – define line color
Line Width – define line size (width in px)
Bulb Size – define dot size
Speed – define animation speed
Interactivity – Enabled/Disabled

3 Menu Button

Polygon comes with Custom Menu Button options that enables us to trigger popup form after button it is clicked. This options supports 3 form plugins: Caldera Forms, Gravity Forms and Contact Form 7. By default Caldera Forms custom popup is used (polygon-contact-popup-export.json).

We can also control menu button appearance displayed on Default Header, Fixed Header and separately for mobile devices.

 

 

4 Preloader

 

 

Preloader – Enabled/Disabled
Preloader Size – define preloader size: width and height
Preloader Images – select preloader image
Preloader Image Uploader – you can upload your own preloader/gif image
Preloader background color – define background color for preloader
Preloader Effects – define effect FadeOut/SlideUp
Preloader Delay time – define preloader delay time
Body Delay time – define body delay time
Preloader Body opacity – define background opacity
Preloader Fadeout speed – define speed of preloader fadeout effect

5 Theme Color

This option allows you to change main theme color globally. Please be advised that Particleground and Menu Button colors will have to be set up separately.

 

 

Animations

Polygon features animations that can be added to each section, row or module. Below are the CSS Class groups for each animation:

Top To Bottom et_pb_animation_top et-animated et-waypoint

Bottom To Top et_pb_animation_bottom et-animated et-waypoint

Right To Left et_pb_animation_right et-animated et-waypoint

Left To Right et_pb_animation_left et-animated et-waypoint

Fade In et_pb_animation_fade_in et-animated et-waypoint

 

Polygon has built-in Line Style Icons by Elegant Themes. Full list of available icons with unicodes can be found here:

100 Line Style Icons by Elegant Themes