Corpox — Theme Documentation

Corpox is a modern, responsive, and lightweight WordPress theme designed for business and corporate websites. It helps you build a professional online presence, showcase services, promote your brand, and grow your business with ease.

Key Features

• Pre-designed 23 Homepages
• Fully responsive & retina ready.
• Elementor integration (if installed) and Gutenberg compatibility
• Support for post formats, widget-ready sidebars, ad placements
• Customization options: colors, typography, spacing, featured images
• SEO-friendly: proper heading structure, schema markup
• Translation-ready (.pot/.po/.mo)

Minimum and recommended configuration before installation.

Parameter	Recommended
WordPress	6.0 or higher
PHP	7.4 or higher (8.0/8.1 recommended for best performance)
MySQL / MariaDB	MySQL 5.7+ or MariaDB 10.3+
WP Memory Limit	96 MB minimum (256 MB recommended when using demo import and heavy plugins)
max_input_vars	3000
max_execution_time	600 seconds
post_max_size	32M
upload_max_filesize	32M
allow_url_fopen	ON
PHP Extensions	curl, mbstring, json, xml, zip, gd / imagick

Installing Corpox is quick and straightforward. You can install it via the WordPress admin dashboard or manually via FTP.

Method 1: WordPress Admin (Recommended)

1. Log in to your WordPress admin panel (yourdomain.com/wp-admin).
2. Navigate to Appearance → Themes → Add New.
3. Click Upload Theme and select the corpox.zip file from your download package.
4. Click Install Now, then Activate once installation is complete.

Method 2: Manual Installation (FTP)

1. Unzip the corpox.zip file locally.
2. Using your FTP client (e.g., FileZilla), upload the corpox folder to /wp-content/themes/.
3. Log in to your WordPress admin panel, go to Appearance → Themes, and click Activate under Corpox.

Required & Recommended Plugins

After activation, you may see a notification to install required plugins (like Elementor, Contact Form 7, etc.). Click Begin Installing Plugins and follow the steps to install and activate them.

Corpox comes with a one-click demo import feature as well as a manual import option. You can choose the method that suits you best.

Method 1: One Click Demo Import (Recommended)

1. Go to Dashboard → Corpox → Import Demo Data.
2. You will see a single demo layout available. Click Import.
3. Wait for the process to complete (this may take a few minutes depending on your server speed).

Important: Please ensure all required plugins are installed and active before importing:

• Required: Redux, Elementor, Corpox Core,
• Optional: Contact Form 7, Mailchimp and WooCommerce

Method 2: Manual Import (Alternative)

If the one-click importer does not work on your server or you prefer to import manually:

1. Navigate to Tools → Import in your WordPress dashboard.
2. Choose WordPress from the list and install the importer if prompted.
3. Select the XML demo file provided in the purchased theme package (usually located in /demo-content/).
4. Assign authors and check the option to download and import file attachments.
5. Click Import and wait for completion.

After installing and activating Corpox, follow these steps to prepare your website for use:

1. Configure Site Identity

1. Go to Appearance → Customize → Site Identity.
2. Set your Site Title and Tagline.
3. Upload a Site Logo and Site Icon (Favicon).

2. Set Up Permalinks

1. Navigate to Settings → Permalinks.
2. Select Post name for clean and SEO-friendly URLs.
3. Save changes.

3. Assign a Static Front Page

1. Go to Settings → Reading.
2. Select A static page under “Your homepage displays”.
3. Choose your newly created Home page as the Homepage and Blog page as the Posts page.

4. Configure Menus

1. Navigate to Appearance → Menus.
2. Create a Primary Menu and add the pages you created.
3. Assign the menu to the Main Menu location.

5. Install Child Theme (Optional)

If you plan to customize theme files, install and activate the provided Corpox Child Theme. This ensures your customizations are preserved during updates.

All header settings are located in Dashboard > Corpox > Theme Options > Header. Here you can configure header search behavior and enable a subscribe button with a modal window.

Search Button

The Search Button option allows you to control the visibility of the search icon in the header.

You can enable or disable the search button directly from the theme settings:

• Enabled — displays the search icon in the header
• Disabled — hides the search icon from the header

This option helps you keep the header clean and focused, depending on your website needs.

Off-Canvas Sidebar

The Off-Canvas Sidebar option allows you to enable or disable the off-canvas panel that opens when clicking the hamburger button in the header.

• Enabled — enables the off-canvas sidebar
• Disabled — disables the off-canvas sidebar

The Off-Canvas Sidebar Logo option lets you control the visibility of the logo inside the off-canvas sidebar.

• Enabled — displays the logo inside the off-canvas sidebar
• Disabled — hides the logo from the off-canvas sidebar

The off-canvas sidebar opens by clicking the hamburger button in the header.

Adding Widgets

You can add widgets to the off-canvas sidebar from the WordPress dashboard:

Appearance > Widgets > Off-Canvas Sidebar

Any widgets added to this area will appear inside the off-canvas panel when it is opened.

Header Topbar

The Header Topbar is an optional horizontal bar displayed at the very top of the header, above the main header area.

It is commonly used to display additional information such as company details, contact information, social links, or other helpful elements.

The topbar helps provide quick access to important information without cluttering the main header layout.

All topbar elements can be enabled, disabled, and customized individually through the theme settings. Available options:

• Switcher — enable or disable the header topbar
• Left Text — text displayed on the left side of the topbar
• Left Text URL — link applied to the left text
• Right Social — enable or disable social icons on the right side of the topbar
• Contact Options — display company contact information in the topbar, including:
  
  • Location
  • Phone
  • Email
  • Working Hours
  • Website
  • Fax

Note: Social icons displayed in the topbar are managed separately via Theme Options > Social List.

Extra Button

The Extra Button option allows you to add an additional button to the header, which can be used for calls-to-action, promotions, or important links.

• Switcher — enable or disable the extra button in the header
• URL — the link that the button points to
• Text — the text displayed on the button

Megamenu Options

The Megamenu Options allow you to customize the appearance and content of your megamenu, adding images, titles, descriptions, and quick links for a richer navigation experience.

• Megamenu Right Image — upload an image to display on the right side of the megamenu
• Megamenu Left Image — upload an image to display on the left side of the megamenu
• Service Megamenu Top Image — set a top image for service-specific megamenus
• Service Megamenu Title — define the title displayed in the service megamenu
• Service Megamenu Description — add a short description under the title in the service megamenu
• Service Megamenu Quick Links — add as many quick links as needed, each with its own URL and text

Menus

After creating menus in Dashboard > Appearance > Menus, assign them to the correct Display Location:

• Main Menu — displays in the main header

You can fully customize the menu structure, add dropdowns, and control which menu items appear in which location.

All footer settings are located in Dashboard > Corpox > Theme Options > Footer. Here you can configure footer search behavior and enable a subscribe button with a modal window.

Footer Subscription Box

The Footer Subscription Box allows you to add a newsletter or subscription form directly in the footer of your website. It is fully customizable and can be integrated with Mailchimp or any other subscription plugin using a shortcode.

Available Options:

• Switcher — enable or disable the subscription box in the footer
• Description — add a short text or message above the subscription form
• Title — set the main title for the subscription section
• Subtitle — add a subtitle or tagline under the main title
• Shortcode — insert the shortcode for your subscription form (pre-integrated Mailchimp or any other subscription plugin)

Example Mailchimp Form

<input type="email" id="email" name="EMAIL" placeholder="Your email address" required>
<button class="tmp-btn btn-primary" type="submit">Subscribe</button>

Footer Column 1

Footer Column 1 is a customizable area in the footer where you can display text, information, or widgets to provide additional content to your visitors.

Available Options:

• Switcher — enable or disable Footer Column 1
• Description — add a short text or information to display in this column

Footer Column 4

Footer Column 4 is another customizable footer area, ideal for displaying titles, descriptions, or other important information.

Available Options:

• Switcher — enable or disable Footer Column 4
• Title — set a title for this footer column
• Description — add a short text or information to display

Footer Call To Action

The Footer Call To Action (CTA) section allows you to add a prominent, engaging block in the footer to encourage visitors to take action, such as subscribing, contacting, or exploring offers.

Available Options:

• Switcher — enable or disable the Footer CTA section
• Background Image — upload an image to display as the background of the CTA section
• Left Text — text displayed on the left side of the CTA block
• Animated Text — sliding or rotating text elements (can add multiple via repeater)
• Right Text — text displayed on the right side of the CTA block

Copyright Text

The Copyright Text section allows you to display a custom copyright notice in the footer. You can use it to show your company name, the current year, or any legal information.

Buy Now Button

The Buy Now Button is used for demo purposes only. It appears in the demo version of the theme. You can enable or disable it; once disabled, it will disappear from the site.

Front-end Settings

The Front-end Settings option is used for demo purposes only. You can enable or disable it; when disabled, it will no longer appear on the site.

Corpox is built to work seamlessly with Elementor, the most popular drag‑and‑drop page builder for WordPress. This allows you to create custom layouts without writing any code.

Elementor Setup

1. Make sure Elementor and Corpox Core plugins are activated.
2. Navigate to Elementor → Settings in your WordPress dashboard.
3. Enable Elementor for Posts, Service Posts, Portfolio Posts, Member Posts and Pages (recommended) so you can design all post types.
4. Save changes.

Working with Elementor

To edit a page with Elementor:

1. Go to Pages (or Posts) in the WordPress dashboard.
2. Hover over the page you want to edit and click Edit with Elementor.
3. Use the left panel to drag widgets (Corpox widgets included) into the page canvas.
4. Click Update to save your changes.

Corpox Widgets

Corpox includes a vast collection of custom Elementor widgets, constantly growing in number. With these widgets, you can easily build professional and engaging websites for any type of business, from consulting and digital agencies to healthcare, fitness, and construction.

These widgets extend Elementor’s core functionality, allowing you to create fully customizable sections, interactive layouts, and visually appealing content blocks without any coding. You can combine them in endless ways to craft a unique and polished website that perfectly fits your brand identity.

Whether you want to highlight services, showcase projects, display team members, or add dynamic features like call-to-action blocks and testimonials, these widgets provide the flexibility and power to build a modern, professional, and conversion-focused website for any business.

Other Editors

The theme is compatible with the native WordPress block editor (Gutenberg) as well. You can freely use it for posts and pages if you prefer a lightweight editing experience.

Creating Full‑Width Pages

If you want to create a regular page (with a page title), simply create a page normally and edit it with Elementor.

For completely custom layouts without a page title (like the Homepage):

1. Create a new page.
2. In the Page Settings (usually in the right sidebar), set Page Width to Full Width.
3. Disable the Page Title option.
4. Click Publish and then click Edit with Elementor to design your page from scratch.

Creating the Blog Page

To display your posts in a dedicated blog page, simply create a new page from Dashboard > Pages > Add New, and select the Blog Page template.

Available Page Options:

• Header Positon: Relative or Absolute
• Page Style: Container or Full
• Page Title: Enable or disable the title for this page
• Page Subtitle: For subtitle
• Blog Page Style: Select between Grid, List or Bento layouts

Available Sidebars

Corpox theme includes several predefined widget areas that you can easily customize in Dashboard > Appearance > Widgets or using the block editor in WordPress 6+.

Main Sidebars

• Main Sidebar: The default sidebar area used on blog pages and single posts (if sidebar is enabled).
• Off-Canvas Sidebar: An additional sidebar that slides in from the side when triggered, ideal for widgets, menus, or extra content. You can enable it via theme settings and add widgets through Appearance > Widgets > Off-Canvas Sidebar.

Custom Corpox Widgets

Corpox includes 4 custom widgets with unique styling to enhance your sidebar or footer.

Available Widgets:

Corpox provides a wide range of custom Elementor widgets to help you build dynamic and engaging page sections for any type of business website. These widgets are designed to be flexible, visually appealing, and easy to use.

• Corpox Gallery: Display image galleries in a modern and responsive layout.
• Corpox Categories: List your categories in a clean and organized design.
• Corpox Social: Show your social media icons and links based on your profiles.
• Corpox Tags: Display tags for better content organization and navigation.
• Corpox News: Highlight the latest articles or news posts in an attractive layout.

With these widgets (and many more included), you can create professional, feature-rich websites for any business, combining content, media, and interactive elements seamlessly.

Corpox theme does not include custom shortcodes or proprietary Gutenberg blocks. However, we have carefully styled all default Gutenberg blocks to match the look and feel of the theme.

Supported Gutenberg Blocks:

• Headings, Paragraphs, Lists
• Images, Galleries, Cover blocks
• Buttons, Quotes, Pullquotes
• Columns, Groups, Separators
• Embeds (YouTube, Vimeo, Twitter, etc.)
• And all other default WordPress blocks

Translation Support

Corpox theme is fully translatable and works with popular translation plugins such as Loco Translate (free) or WPML (premium).

Where to Find Translatable Strings:

Since Corpox comes with its own core plugin and includes , some phrases may be located in different text domains. If you cannot find a specific phrase, please check these three places:

• Corpox Theme – For front-end UI strings, buttons, page titles
• Corpox Core Plugin – For custom post types, meta fields, customizer options
• Plugin – For post grids, layouts, and preset names

Child Theme Support

Corpox comes with a ready-to-use child theme included in the purchased files. Using a child theme is strongly recommended if you plan to customize theme code (PHP, CSS, or templates).

Installing the Child Theme:

1. Locate the corpox-child.zip file inside your purchased package.
2. Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Themes > Add New.
3. Upload and activate Corpox Child.
4. Your customizations can now be safely added to functions.php or style.css inside the child theme.

Recommended Customization Workflow

• Add custom CSS to style.css inside the child theme.
• Use functions.php in the child theme to enqueue additional scripts or override theme functions.
• If needed, copy template files from the parent theme into the child theme and modify them safely.
• Avoid direct edits to parent theme files to prevent losing changes after updates.

Developer Notes

• Minimum Requirements: PHP 7.4+, WordPress 6.0+
• File Structure:
  • /assets – Contains all theme assets, including CSS, JS, images, and SVG files.
  • /config – WooCommerce custom functions, css and js files.
  • /inc – Core PHP functions, theme hooks, and option definitions.
  • /languages – Translation files, including corpox.pot for localization.
  • /plugin – TGM configuration and bundled plugin installer (used to recommend or install required plugins).
• Best Practice: Use WordPress hooks (actions & filters) when available, instead of editing core files.

Corpox provides a quick and safe way to add your own custom CSS without editing theme files. You can easily insert any additional CSS rules in:

• Dashboard > Corpox > Theme Options > Custom CSS – Recommended way
• Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS – WordPress native way
• Child Theme > style.css – For developers who want to keep styles under version control

Theme Performance

Corpox was built with speed and efficiency in mind. We use clean, optimized code and follow WordPress coding standards to ensure a fast experience for your visitors.

Performance Features:

• Lightweight and modular code structure
• Optimized images and assets out of the box
• Lazy-loading support for media (WordPress native)
• Minimal HTTP requests, no unnecessary scripts
• Full compatibility with popular cache & optimization plugins (e.g. WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache)

Security Best Practices

Corpox follows WordPress security best practices. No unsafe code or deprecated functions are used. However, site security also depends on your hosting and configuration.

Recommended Security Steps:

• Keep WordPress, theme, and plugins up-to-date
• Use strong passwords and a security plugin (e.g. Wordfence, iThemes Security)
• Regularly back up your site (use a plugin or server-level backups)
• Ensure correct file permissions on your server
• Disable unused plugins and themes

Keeping your theme up to date is important for security, performance, and new features. Corpox supports automatic updates when the official Envato Market plugin is installed and configured.

Automatic Updates (Recommended)

If you have installed and connected the Envato Market plugin, updates will appear in your WordPress Dashboard like any other theme update. You can update with a single click.

Manual Update

If you prefer to update manually or do not have the Envato plugin configured, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest files from ThemeForest Downloads
2. Unzip the package and locate the corpox.zip file
3. Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Themes and install the new corpox.zip file
4. Before updating, export your Theme Options: Corpox > Theme Options > Import/Export > Export
5. Delete the Corpox Core plugin from Dashboard > Plugins
6. Install and activate the newly required plugins (Corpox Core, , etc.)

If you face any issues with Corpox, follow these recommended steps before opening a support ticket.

1. Check System Requirements

Ensure that your server meets the minimum requirements listed in the System Requirements section. Most issues with demo import, theme installation, or saving Theme Options come from low PHP limits.

2. Verify Required Plugins

Make sure all required plugins are installed and active:

• Corpox Core (required)
• Elementor (required)
• Redux Framework (required)
• Contact Form 7 (optional, only if you need Contact Page)

3. Clear Cache

If you use a caching plugin or CDN, clear the cache after making changes. Some visual issues may simply be cached versions of your site.

4. Switch to Default Plugins & Theme

To rule out conflicts, temporarily disable other third-party plugins and check if the issue persists. You can also test with a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty-Four to confirm if the issue is related to Corpox.

5. Enable Debug Mode

Enable WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php file to check for errors. This can help you or our support team identify the root cause faster.

6. Reinstall Theme or Plugins

If you suspect a corrupted file, re-download Corpox from ThemeForest and reinstall. Do the same with Corpox Core and plugins.

Regular backups are essential to protect your site from data loss due to updates, server issues, or accidental changes.

Recommended Backup Methods

• Plugin-based backups: Use popular plugins such as UpdraftPlus, BackWPup, or All-in-One WP Migration.
• Hosting provider backups: Many hosts provide daily or on-demand backups. Make sure to enable and test them.
• Manual backups: Export the WordPress database via phpMyAdmin and download the wp-content folder manually.

Theme Installation Issues

Problem: The package could not be installed. The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet.
Solution: This occurs when you try to install the main.zip file. This file contains additional resources (plugins, documentation, XML files, child theme). To install the theme correctly:

1. Unzip the downloaded package.
2. Locate the corpox.zip file.
3. Go to Dashboard > Appearance > Themes > Add New and upload corpox.zip.

404 issue: Go to Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks, select Post Name from Common Settings and click Save Changes.

Theme Activation

1. Copy your purchase code. (Read Envato article for instructions if needed.)
2. Go to Dashboard > Corpox.
3. Paste the code into the activation field and click Activate.

Revoke Theme

To deactivate or revoke the theme, go to Dashboard > Corpox and click the Revoke button.

Logo Options

The Logo Options allow you to customize the appearance of your website logo. You can choose between a Text logo or an Image logo, each with its own set of configurable options. The logo can be displayed in three locations: the header, the off-canvas sidebar, and the footer.

• Logo Type — select the type of logo to display: Text or Image. The available settings below depend on this choice.
• Logo Icon — an optional icon to display alongside the text logo for added branding.
• Logo Icon Equalizer — adjust spacing, alignment, and size of the logo icon relative to the text.
• Logo Text — the main text to display as your logo.
• Logo Font — choose the font family, size, weight, and style for the text logo.
• Light Logo (image) — upload a light version of the logo to display on bright backgrounds.
• Dark Logo (image) — upload a dark version of the logo to display on dark backgrounds.

Note: Only the options relevant to the selected Logo Type will be applied. Text logo options are ignored if you choose an image logo, and image logo options are ignored if you choose a text logo.

Additional Frequently Asked Questions

• How to import demo data?
  Go to Dashboard > Corpox > Import Demo Data and follow instructions. OCDI import is recommended, manual import is also available.
• Which plugins are required?
  Corpox Core, , Elementor, Redux Framework are required. Contact Form 7 is optional.
• How to add custom CSS?
  Use Dashboard > Corpox > Theme Options > Custom CSS or the WordPress Customizer.
• How to translate the theme?
  Use Loco Translate or WPML. Strings may be in Theme, Corpox Core, or text domains.
• How to restore your site after an issue?
  Always keep backups. Use plugin-based backups (UpdraftPlus, BackWPup) or hosting backups.

Understanding Corpox's file structure helps developers and advanced users safely customize the theme.

Root Directory

• 404.php, archive.php, author.php, category.php, comments.php, footer.php, functions.php, header.php, index.php, page.php, page-authors.php, page-blog.php, page-categories.php, page-videos.php, readme.txt, screenshot.png, search.php, searchform.php, sidebar.php, single.php, style.css – Main template files and assets

/assets

• All CSS, JS, and SVG assets

/inc

• Contains core theme functionality:
• /templates – Page/post templates located inside inc/templates
• Custom CSS
• Theme functions
• Google Fonts
• Media to Category mapping
• Pagination
• Sidebar registration

/languages

• corpox.pot – Theme translation template

Child Theme

The purchased package includes a corpox-child folder for safe customization. You can copy template files or add custom CSS/JS here to prevent losing changes after updates.

License

Corpox theme comes with a single-site license. This means that one purchase allows installation and use on one website only. If you need the theme for multiple websites, additional licenses must be purchased from ThemeForest.

Support

Included support covers technical questions only. This includes issues related to theme installation, bugs, or functionality. Customization requests or freelance work are not included in support.

The theme includes 6 months of support from the purchase date. After the support period ends, you can renew it via ThemeForest Downloads and contact support again.

Contact

For any technical questions, please use the Support section of the Corpox item page on ThemeForest.

Provide as much detail as possible: WordPress version, theme version, installed plugins, screenshots, and any error messages. This will help us solve your issue faster.

Changelog

All theme updates and version history can be found on the ThemeForest item page: View Changelog on ThemeForest

Credits

Theme Author: Marketify
Item URL: ThemeForest Profile

Third-Party Plugins Included or Required

• Elementor
• Redux Framework
• Contact Form 7 (optional)
• Mailchimp (optional)
• WooCommerce (optional)

Custom Plugins by Corpox

• Corpox Core

Fonts & Icons

• Plus Jakarta Sans, Source Serif Pro fonts
• SVG icons included in the framework folder

This section contains some helpful code snippets and tips that you can use in your child theme, Custom CSS, or functions.php to extend Corpox functionality safely.

1. Add Custom Sidebar

function corpox_custom_sidebar() {
  register_sidebar(array(
      'name' => 'My Custom Sidebar',
      'id' => 'custom-sidebar',
      'before_widget' => '<div class="widget">',
      'after_widget' => '</div>',
      'before_title' => '<h3>',
      'after_title' => '</h3>'
  ));
}
add_action('widgets_init', 'corpox_custom_sidebar');

2. Enqueue Custom CSS or JS in Child Theme

function corpox_child_scripts() {
  wp_enqueue_style('child-style', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css');
  wp_enqueue_script('child-js', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/custom.js', array('jquery'), false, true);
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'corpox_child_scripts', 20);

3. Disable WordPress Emojis

remove_action('wp_head', 'print_emoji_detection_script', 7);
remove_action('wp_print_styles', 'print_emoji_styles');

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