Goodmeat – Meat Shop & Butcher Elementor Template Kit

Website Template for Meat Shop & Butcher – Goodmeat

Goodmeat – Meat Shop & Butcher Elementor Template Kit. Gaice is has 13+ pre-built templates with fully responsive, clean design and customizable theme. Goodmeat can be used for Meat Shops, Steak Houses, Food Stores, Vegetables, Restaurants, and everything related to Raw Food Stores and Restaurants. Goodmeat as well as layouts for Portfolio to show their cool, beautiful and amazing project.

Elementor Kit contains page content for Elementor page builder. This kit has been optimized for use with the free Hello Elementor theme but may be used with most themes that support Elementor.

Features:

• Cross-Browser Compatibility: FireFox, Safari, Chrome, IE9, IE10, IE11
• Using Free Plugins (Elementor Pro is not required)
• Fully Responsive Layout, Retina Ready, Ultra-High Resolution Graphics
• True no-code customization with drag and drop visual builder
• Customize fonts and colors in one place or fine-tune on individual elements
• 13+ pre-built templates ready to use
• A clean, modern designs which can be adapted and used for any website design and layout

Templates In Zip :

• Home
• About Us
• Product
• Product Detail
• Package
• Butcher
• FAQ
• 404 Error
• Blog
• Single Post
• Contact Us
• Header
• Footer

Required Plugins :

• Elementor
• ElementsKit Lite
• MetForm

How to Import Metforms

1. Import the metform block templates
2. Import the page template where the form appears and right-click to enable the Navigator
3. Locate and select the Metform widget and click Edit Form. Choose New, then Edit Form. The builder will appear
4. Click ‘Add Template’ grey folder icon.
5. Click ‘My Templates’ tab.
6. Choose your imported metform template, then click ‘Insert’ (click No for page settings).
7. Once the template is loaded, make any desired customizations and click ‘Update & Close’ The form will appear in the template
8. Click Update

Setup Global Header and Footer in ElementsKit

1. Import the header and footer template
2. Go to ElementsKit > Header Footer and click Add New (if prompted with a wizard, you may click Next through it without taking any action)
3. Title the header, leave Entire Site selected and toggle Activation to On
4. Click the gray Edit Content button to load the builder
5. Click the gray folder icon and select the header template to import, select your menu in the nav element and click Update.
6. Repeat for Footer