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Installation

Download the template

Step I - Download my template from <mark style="color:blue;">BuiltByBit</mark>

{% embed url="https://builtbybit.com/resources/quality-tebex-theme.41043/" %} BuiltByBit link {% endembed %}

Basics

Step II - Unzip the file on the desktop using software like WinRAR to extract the files.

{% hint style="info" %} Remember to unzip your files on the desktop. We want to drag the folder itself into the IDE, not the entire zip file! {% endhint %}

IDE Software

Step III - It is recommended to use an IDE to easily copy and paste the content in the next steps. One of the most common IDEs is <mark style="color:blue;">Visual Studio Code</mark>, which can be downloaded from

{% embed url="https://code.visualstudio.com/download" %} Visual Studio Code download link {% endembed %}

Dashboard

Step IV - Let's start by setting up your template! First, head over to the <mark style="color:blue;">Creator dashboard</mark>.

{% embed url="https://creator.tebex.io/templates" %} Tebex creator dashboard link {% endembed %}

Deploying template

Step V - Create a custom template and select the base template <mark style="color:blue;">Flat</mark>. Open the Theme editor.

Step VI - When the editor opens, you should see files on the left side. For example, select <mark style="color:blue;">category.twig</mark> and replace the current code with the code from the <mark style="color:blue;">category.twig</mark> file sent in the archive by me. After that, simply press <mark style="color:blue;">Save as Draft</mark> at the top right.

Step VII - Repeat this process with all the files you have. You'll find CSS files at the bottom. Create an asset and save it as a CSS file.

Step VIII - After updating all the files, publish the template.