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Cannot install Wordpress Theme
I purchased a WORDPRESS THEME from www.youjoomla.com yesterday and cannot get it installed for the life of me. I
I am getting the following errors:
When I go to Install Themes via Wordpress this is the error I receive:
Unpacking the package…
Installing the theme…
Theme installed successfully.
Warning: fopen(/home/content/58/747 5058/html/ fitnesscaf eblog/wp-c ontent/the mes/Youfit ness_Unzip /style.css ) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/58/7475058/h tml/fitnes scafeblog/ wp-include s/function s.php on line 4165
Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/content/58/7475058/h tml/fitnes scafeblog/ wp-include s/function s.php on line 4168
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/content/58/7475058/h tml/fitnes scafeblog/ wp-include s/function s.php on line 4171
Then, on the main theme page it lists the theme under Broken Theme it says the Stylesheet is missing.
I have also tried to do this from the backend by saving the files to the wp-content/themes directory and that still results in the theme to be listed under Broken Themes and says the Stylesheet is missing.
I have tried to contact You!Joomla and spent much time searching forums for some help, as well as on Wordpress and out on the net. I am not finding a solution to my issue.
Please let me know what I need to do in order to use the theme I purchased for my Wordpress site.
***I HAVE ATTACHED A WORD DOC WITH THE SCREENS SHOWING THE DIRECTORIES I RECEIVED***
Thank you so kindly.
Directories-WordpressThemeDownlo.docx
I am getting the following errors:
When I go to Install Themes via Wordpress this is the error I receive:
Unpacking the package…
Installing the theme…
Theme installed successfully.
Warning: fopen(/home/content/58/747
Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/content/58/7475058/h
Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/content/58/7475058/h
Then, on the main theme page it lists the theme under Broken Theme it says the Stylesheet is missing.
I have also tried to do this from the backend by saving the files to the wp-content/themes directory and that still results in the theme to be listed under Broken Themes and says the Stylesheet is missing.
I have tried to contact You!Joomla and spent much time searching forums for some help, as well as on Wordpress and out on the net. I am not finding a solution to my issue.
Please let me know what I need to do in order to use the theme I purchased for my Wordpress site.
***I HAVE ATTACHED A WORD DOC WITH THE SCREENS SHOWING THE DIRECTORIES I RECEIVED***
Thank you so kindly.
Directories-WordpressThemeDownlo.docx
Hi Krista.Could you please clarify; is it a Joomla or Wordpress theme that you are trying to install? Looking at the screen-shots from the attachment it looks like a Joomla template; which won't install on Wordpress. Or am I not understanding completely?
No, it's a Wordpress theme shown here: http://www.youjoomla.com/youfitness-fitness-wordpress-theme.html It does say that it is for Wordpress 3. @carlzan, do you have Wordpress 3 installed?
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@DaveBladwin: Yes, that is the theme. I have WordPress 3.0.5 installed on my GoDaddy hosting account. I have been able to install other themes, but not this one.
What version of php? I've gotten these errors when the site used an older php.
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@aarontomosky: PHP Version: PHP 5.x
I'm not an expert with Wordpress but I recognize Joomla templates when I see them. The You!Fitness Demo files displayed on the screenshots are definitely for Joomla. Are these the files that you're using Krista?
Also, if you are using the files in the youfitness folder than it appears they have the css file it's looking for in the CSS directory instead of the root of the template folder. Have you tried putting a copy of the syle.css in the root folder of the template?
I you paid for this theme...why not ask them?
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@thomasd04: No, I was uploading the 'youfitness' folder (clicked on You!Fitness – Template and PSD, then youfitness_template.zip, then youfitness) to the wp-content/themes directory.
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@aarontomosky: I did. I have sent an email, an online submission form, and called them... still no response. I finally have a free weekend to work on my Wordpress site so was hoping to figure out the issue by yesterday.
The package/files you are using are WordPress but I think it just has the syle.css file in the wrong directory. Try a manual install again and move or copy the style.css file to the root of the You!Fitness template folder. Or you can repackage the template with the style.css file in the correct place and install through the back-end again.
As for the Demo content, it's quite possible the company accidentally posted the wrong package for you to download. What's interesting is that I couldn't find the theme listed for the Joomla templates; but the Demo files are most definitely Joomla.
As for the Demo content, it's quite possible the company accidentally posted the wrong package for you to download. What's interesting is that I couldn't find the theme listed for the Joomla templates; but the Demo files are most definitely Joomla.
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Well that's not good. Here, I've attached the file you need :)
style.css
style.css
It seems you are missing some files. As thomasd04 points out you are missing the style.css, you are also missing the index.php. It has an index.html which shouldn't be in there either. You may want to try downloading the theme again just in case there was some corruption during the download or unzipping.
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@thomasd04: I got a little farther. but still having issues....
Here's what I did:
I put that styles.css file in the youfitness folder and it now showing the theme as a choice in my Wordpress dashboard, but with a blank preview. I activated the theme and when I go to the webpage it is a white page that says 'Restricted Index Access' in the top left corner.
Here's what I did:
I put that styles.css file in the youfitness folder and it now showing the theme as a choice in my Wordpress dashboard, but with a blank preview. I activated the theme and when I go to the webpage it is a white page that says 'Restricted Index Access' in the top left corner.
Since I'm not completely familiar with WordPress I don't know all the required files for their templates. But there was one obvious file missing as jeremyjared74 pointed out that I should have caught; that is the index.php file on the root as well. If you download the package again and the index.php file is missing (or other php files), there's really nothing you can do without You!Joomla's support. Once you get their support, they should be able to get you a corrected package and all will be well. I hope this hasn't ruined your weekend to bad. Good luck!
Hi Krista,
I'm with jeremyjared74 on this one. This download appears to be missing some key files or the files are not where WordPress expects them to be so the theme breaks.
1) Delete the youfitness folder from wp-content/themes on the server
2) Download your purchase again. Decompress the file locally.
3) Upload the resulting theme folder (youfitness) to wp-content/themes and then try to activate it again.
Let us know how that goes.
I'm with jeremyjared74 on this one. This download appears to be missing some key files or the files are not where WordPress expects them to be so the theme breaks.
1) Delete the youfitness folder from wp-content/themes on the server
2) Download your purchase again. Decompress the file locally.
3) Upload the resulting theme folder (youfitness) to wp-content/themes and then try to activate it again.
Let us know how that goes.
Hmmm...well, you do have a Joomla theme that appears valid. You could create your website with Joomla! CMS and your weekend wouldn't be a complete loss :)
Joomla! is a very powerful CMS that I particularly prefer over WordPress.
Joomla! is a very powerful CMS that I particularly prefer over WordPress.
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@thomasd04: Thanks for the help. I am so frustrated that they won't just put it in the correct format.
I actually do have Joomla 1.6.0 installed through my GoDaddy hosting as well. I am definitely not as familiar with it though. What files from my download do I need to upload and where do I upload them?
I attached screenshots of the backend directory and the front end management screen:
I actually do have Joomla 1.6.0 installed through my GoDaddy hosting as well. I am definitely not as familiar with it though. What files from my download do I need to upload and where do I upload them?
I attached screenshots of the backend directory and the front end management screen:
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