Get your Togo site up and running on your own

The last few steps to setting up your delivery and online ordering depend on your individual needs. We’ve recommended a few plugins to install after you’re done activating and setting up your theme including plugins for SEO, date/time for delivery selection, and a few other useful utilities for WordPress.

In our demo store, we installed a few additional plugins detailed below that you may find help you, that aren’t included in the theme by default typically.

• Leave At Door for WooCommerce by Amplify Plugins
• WooCommerce Product Addons (Premium plugin for checkboxes on product pages)
• WooODT Lite Delivery or Pickup Time (For order pickup/delivery times in checkout)
• WooCommerce Minimum Order Amount (For setting order minimums on delivery)

There are a multitude of ways to customize the look and feel of your Togo site. The best place to start is from within the Customizer of your WordPress admin should you want to customize the fonts, logo, sidebars, and social links on your theme. You can also enter in custom CSS, and a tracking code for Google Analytics from within the customizer

Some of the available settings in the customizer. (Screenshots below) One important note is that some of the settings will not display in the customizer. To see your site when you’re done making changes, exit out of the customizer and view your site frontend link.

• Site Identity – Edit your site logo, title, tagline, and site icon for the browser icon and bookmark image. We recommend a SVG images for logos and site icons
• Branding – Use the default fonts or pick your own Google fonts
• Posts – choose whether or not to display widgetized sidebars on Posts, Archive pages, and whether or not to display author information on blog posts
• Social Media – enter links for social media accounts for your venue that show up in the site footer
• Footer – Hide or show the site search in the footer, and enter a copyright message to display on the site on every page
• Menus – Add the menu you imported during the setup process or make your own custom menus for the footer like we did in the site demo
• Widgets – Assign sidebar widgets should you choose to use those on your blog posts page or archive page, and assign widgets to the universal site footer.
• Homepage Settings – Set a custom homepage and a default blog posts page. We recommend setting up a static home page as we have in the Togo site demo.
• WooCommerce – Customize settings related to WooCommerce including activating or deactivating the Site Notice, changing image thumbnail sizes, product catalog settings, or checkout settings
• Additional CSS – drop in any custom CSS you’d like added to the site to change the design, layout, or for any style edits

The step by step walk through below will outline the exact settings you’ll need to get the demo site set up the same way we did.

If you’re an advanced user or developer, you may want to make your own customizations to the theme and plugins. Togo was built using the C9 Starter Theme, a client folder boilerplate, and the C9 Blocks plugin.

For simple changes to colors or minor tweaks, you can utilize the Appearance > Customizer settings under Custom CSS. Togo also supports child themes.

Detailed documentation for working with our themes and plugins are included, with some additional helpful links below:

• C9 Documentation website
• Using a ‘client’ folder or Child theme to make your own version of Togo
• Togo Client Folder GitHub Repo
• C9 Starter Theme GitHub Repo
• COVERT NINE on GitHub
• Pay as you go support from the people who made Togo

Scroll down and select a template.

Repeat this process to add as many section templates as you need on the page. Then, start editing!