Unpack the archive called "unzip_" locally on your computer. Within this archive you find the template archive, a license.txt and a documentation.txt. You may not unpack, change or rename the template archive!

Login to the admin area of your Joomla! installation. Normally, you can access this area by calling the following address in your web browser:

http://www.yourdomain.tld/administrator/

Now open the Joomla! installer by clicking on "Extensions » Extension Manager".

In the selection field "Package File", select the respective template archive and upload it by clicking on the "Upload File & Install" button.

Having uploaded the template, the following message will appear:

The Joomla! template has successfully been installed and can now be configured.

Use the navigation item "Extensions » Template Manager" to get to an overview on all templates you have installed.

Select the new Yagendoo template and define it as the default template by clicking on the "Star" button. From now on, the new layout is applied automatically and ready to be used.

By clicking on the template name or selecting a template and clicking on "Edit" in the Template Overview screen, you open the Template Parameters screen. Here, you can further adjust and customize the template. The tooltips of the parameter names explain the parameters. On the screen, you can find all settings the template you have purchased supports, e.g. a drop-down list of all color themes available for changing the overall appearance of the layout.

Open the VirtueMart component via the navigation item "Components » VirtueMart"

Use the items "Tools » Control Panel » Configuration" to navigate to the VirtueMart configuration.

Click the tab "Template" and verify that "default" is selected in all the marked fields. Don't forget to deactivate the usage of the Virtuemart CSS at the bottom.

You get about the above mentioned control panel or via the navigation items "Products » Product categories" directly to the settings which influence the layout of the individual categories separately.

Click on one of the created categories to get to the settings:

In the input field "Default Number of Products per Row", you define whether the products in a selected category will be output as a list or as a grid view with x products per line.

If you want to see the available template positions please go back to the template manager again and click on the "Options" button in the right upper corner. Now check that the parameter "Preview Module Positions" is enabled.
By completing the current URL (www.yourdomain.tld/index.php) with the following characters, Joomla! will automatically show the module items: ?tp=1

You will find an overview on all available items in the respective demo installation of the template you have purchased.

You will find module suffixes in the parameter list of a Joomla! module. Using the appropriate input filed, you can assign respective CSS classes to a module and thus allow free rein to your creativity. The class you enter will be attached to the original class right away and you will be able to format the respective module individually.

The Yagendoo template parameters offer two input fields, "Additional HEAD-Tags" and "Additional BODY-Tags". Here you can enter customized code for the head area (head tags) or the end of the body area (body tags). In particular, this is interesting for Google Analytics or similar services.

The Yagendoo Joomla! templates have reserved certain positions for certain modules. They should be filled with the respective modules to ensure that they appear and work correctly.

• Main menu » "menu"
• Breadcrumbs » "breadcrumb"
• Search » "search"