Dashboard
The Kalium menu, screen by screen, and what each one is for.
Theme Dashboard is an important section where you can find useful information about the theme, manage your license, access quick links for site editing, find help resources, and explore other features related to Kalium.
You will see your currently purchased plan, including the remaining support period and the theme version number. These elements are interactive: they will display when your support is about to expire and notify you of available theme updates without needing to visit the Updates page.
The screens
Everything Kalium adds to your admin lives under the Kalium menu.
Home
The welcome screen above, your plan, your support period, your theme version, and quick links to the things you'll need most.
This is also where you activate your license. If the Kalium menu has no sub-items yet, clicking it brings you here to enter your key.
License ActivationStarter Sites
Ready-made websites you can import in one step, a complete design with pages, menus and demo content, which you then replace with your own.
The fastest way to get a site that looks finished.
Importing a Starter SitePlugins
Where you install and update the plugins Kalium works with, including four premium ones bundled with your license: ACF Pro, WPBakery Page Builder, Slider Revolution and LayerSlider.
Always install these from here, not from the WordPress plugin directory. The bundled copies are licensed through Kalium, a copy from elsewhere won't match your license and will be overwritten.
Status
Your site's health check, and the first screen to open when something isn't working.
It shows your PHP version, memory limit, whether your license is active, and whether your server can reach the internet. Kalium needs PHP 7.4 or newer and at least 128 MB of memory.
Support will almost always ask for a screenshot of this screen, so it's worth knowing where it is.
Settings
Where whole features are switched on and off, Template Parts, the portfolio module, theme backups, white labeling.
Different from the Customizer: Settings decides whether a feature exists, the Customizer decides how it looks.
Theme SettingsTemplate Parts
Reusable pieces of your site you build once and place anywhere, custom sections, replacement headers and footers, popups, and code snippets.
What are Template Parts?Typography
Every font on your site, adding them, sizing them, and choosing where each one applies.
FontsChangelog
What changed in each release. Worth a look before updating, and again if something behaves differently afterwards.
If a screen is missing
Two things hide Kalium's screens, and neither is a fault:
Your license isn't active. The Kalium menu shows no sub-items until the theme is registered. Click Kalium and enter your key.
White Label is hiding it. Kalium -> Settings -> White Label can hide the Plugins, Starter Sites, Template Parts, Status, Changelog and Account screens, usually set up by whoever built the site.
White LabelLast updated
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