Hello,

At the moment the theme is only compatible with WPBakery page builder which is included as bundled plugin with the theme. We can forward your suggestion to add Elementor compatibility to our dev team to be considered to be added in one of the future updates, however, we cannot guarantee that this will be added.
You can check some of our eCommerce themes with Elementor compatibility in this link.
Do let us know if you have any additional questions.
Best,
Qode

Hi,
Please submit a request at our Help Center and one of our agents will be happy to help.
Best,
Qode

Thank you so much for your work and the attention you will pay to my request.

Have a lovely day

Hi, thanks for writing in.
We have an article covering all our recommendations for PhP versions and resources, you can check it out here.
Let us know if you need anything else.
Best,
Qode

Thank you for your help! 😊

Hi, please reach out to our team at office@qodeinteractive.com for all your questions.
Best Regards,
Qode

Thank you for your reply!
In regards to your answer for the point 2, if I make a portfolio list to replace it, could they move and be swiped like the product carousel?

Is the price $75 for lifetime license?

Also, do you mind replying this message by sending me an email to rbkselect@gmail.com ? Otherwise I have to keep coming back to this page to check. I didn’t get a notification from your previous reply.

Thanks again! 🙂

Hello, thank you for the feedback.

We’re going to answer this point by point:

1. Yes. You can absolutely have a slider with your blog articles on the homepage. The demo slider has a different products added to each slide. By that same principle, you can add slides that would link back to a blog post. But you would have to manually add new slides (or replace the elements and links in the old ones) for every article you want to have in the slider.

2. This is also possible, but you need to use a different element for that section. The one in the demo is a product carousel element so it’s tied to the shop page. But you can make a portfolio list to replace it. Then you can use the “Portfolio External Link” option on each portfolio item to set a URL. This URL can take visitors to the appropriate blog article where the product is mentioned.

3. That’s exactly how it works! When you install and activate the theme you need to import the demo content. That means everything you see on the live theme demo will be on your site as well. Then you can replace the content with your own bit by bit.

Hope this answers your questions. Let us know if there’s anything else!
Best regards,
Qode

2. I’m planning to introduce some products in my articles, and I want to display some selected product photos like the second part of the Main Home, but instead of linking it to the shopping page, I want to link it to the article that I talk about the product (since I’m not the seller). Would that be possible?

3. As I’m only at the beginning of starting a blog, I kinda hope once I purchase the theme and upload it to my blog, my site can look exactly like your design, then I’ll change every detailed bit by bit and start to create my own content, so I won’t feel so overwhelming LOL. Could it work in this way?
Thanks!