Emarket WordPress Theme

Emarket is built specifically around WooCommerce and handles product pages, category layouts, and cart flows well. It includes product filtering, comparison features, and category mega menus that standard WooCommerce themes don’t ship with. Performance needs work before launch, but as a WooCommerce foundation it covers most store requirements without heavy plugin additions.

Emarket is built around WPBakery Page Builder, not Elementor. You can install Elementor alongside it, but conflicts between the two builders are common and the Emarket demo content won’t be editable in Elementor. If you want an Elementor workflow, you’re better off with a theme designed for it. An Emarket developer can advise on whether switching builders makes sense for your project.

Always use a child theme for any CSS or PHP customizations before updating. The parent Emarket theme can be updated safely through Appearance > Install Plugins using the Envato Market plugin. Back up the site first, then update and test immediately. Custom template files copied into the child theme’s WooCommerce folder will survive the update but may need reconciling against the new parent template versions.

Yes, Emarket is WPML compatible. It supports translating theme strings, product data, and page builder content through WPML’s String Translation and WooCommerce Multilingual modules. Setup requires configuration and some strings may need manual registration. An Emarket specialist familiar with WPML can complete the multilingual setup faster and avoid common string duplication issues.

Emarket doesn’t include multi-vendor functionality natively, but it works with Dokan and WCFM Marketplace. The theme’s flexible layout accommodates vendor storefronts with proper configuration. You’ll need an Emarket developer to handle template overrides, vendor page styling, and any layout conflicts between Emarket’s custom WooCommerce templates and the multivendor plugin’s own template files.

Emarket uses WPBakery Page Builder (formerly Visual Composer) as its primary page building tool. The theme’s demo content, homepage layouts, and inner pages are all built with WPBakery rows and columns. Some Emarket-specific shortcodes and widgets are registered through the theme and only function within the WPBakery environment.

Demo content installs through One Click Demo Import, which Emarket bundles as a required plugin. Go to Appearance > Import Demo Data, select your preferred demo, and run the import. You need adequate PHP memory and execution time limits on your server. Shared hosting often requires limit increases before large demos import successfully. Import content, widgets, and theme options in separate steps if the full import fails.

Emarket includes RTL stylesheet support and has been used for Arabic and Hebrew stores. Some layout components need minor CSS adjustments for proper RTL display. Running Emarket with WPML in RTL mode works, though testing each page type individually is necessary since WPBakery layouts sometimes need manual RTL corrections in complex column arrangements.

Emarket developer rates on Codeable typically run between $70 and $120 per hour depending on project complexity. Fixed-price project estimates are available for defined scopes like demo setup, custom layouts, or specific bug fixes. You get a free estimate before committing to anything. Simpler tasks like a logo fix or CSS adjustment cost far less than full store builds.

Emarket migrates cleanly to a new host using standard WordPress migration tools. The theme itself has no server-specific dependencies. Use a plugin like Duplicator or All-in-One WP Migration to move files and the database. Update the site URL in wp-options after migration and clear all caches. For smooth migrations without downtime risk, see our WordPress migration service.