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Alee Javed edited this page Mar 1, 2026
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- Download the latest release from GitHub Releases
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Extract the zip file to get the
aleejaved-portfoliofolder -
Upload the folder to your WordPress site at
/wp-content/themes/ - Activate the theme in WordPress admin under Appearance → Themes
- Download the theme zip file
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Extract it locally to get the
aleejaved-portfoliofolder - Upload the folder to your WordPress site using FTP/SFTP
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Navigate to
/wp-content/themes/ -
Upload the entire
aleejaved-portfoliofolder - Activate the theme in WordPress admin
- Go to Settings → Reading
- Select "A static page" for "Front page displays"
- Choose your Portfolio page
- Save changes
- Go to Pages → Page Order
- Drag and drop pages to reorder them
- Click "Save Order"
- Go to Appearance → Customize
- Colors - Set your color scheme
- Hero - Configure greeting, name, and subtitle
- Portfolio Links - Add buttons and contact info
- Footer - Set footer text
- Accent Color: Links, buttons, highlights
- Background Color: Main site background
- Text Color: Headings and paragraphs
- Muted Text: Subtitles and metadata
- Border Color: Dividers and card borders
- Greeting: Change "Hello!" to your preferred greeting
- Name: Set your name (smart line breaking included)
- Subtitle: Add your description
- Add Button: Create custom buttons with names and links
- Email: Set your email address
- Location: Add your location
- WordPress: 5.0 or higher
- PHP: 7.4 or higher
- Memory: 64MB or higher recommended
- Browser: Modern browser (Chrome 60+, Firefox 55+, Safari 12+, Edge 79+)
After installation, verify:
- Theme activated in Appearance → Themes
- Front page displays correctly
- Navigation shows your pages
- Customizer options work
- Colors apply correctly
- Hero section displays your content
- Ensure the folder is named exactly
aleejaved-portfolio - Check file permissions (755 for folders, 644 for files)
- Verify WordPress version compatibility
- Clear browser cache
- Check for plugin conflicts
- Verify WordPress memory limits
- Clear WordPress cache
- Check for CSS minification plugins
- Verify child theme setup if using one
If you encounter issues:
- Check the Troubleshooting page
- Search existing Issues
- Create a new issue with details about your problem