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# How to install

This is the guide for how to install the template. If you want to update the template, read [how to update](/tebex/ender-template/installation/how-to-update.md). To install add-ons, read [how to upgrade to add-ons](/tebex/ender-template/installation/upgrade-to-add-ons.md).

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**Do not ask for support** before having done the full setup. The most errors are caused by wrong installation. Make sure you do the steps exactly as they are described below.

**Premium Setup Service** can be ordered on [Discord](https://discord.gg/nxYM2jHJte).
{% endhint %}

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One **common issue** is that icons are not displayed. This is normal, you need to follow the Font Awesome setup guide at **step 6**!
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### Downloading the template

After purchase, download the template from the [resource page](https://builtbybit.com/ender). You will receive a ZIP folder. Extract the folder.

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The folder does **not include add-ons**! Add-ons have to be downloaded separately.
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### Creating the template

Secondly, login to your Tebex dashboard and [open the Appearance](https://creator.tebex.io/appearance) tab at the left sidebar.

Click on <kbd>Create Custom Template</kbd>.

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Enter any name and select `Dawn` as the base template. **By default**, Exo is selected. Change that to Dawn.

Then, click on <kbd>Create</kbd>.

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You will be redirected to the **HTML Editor**. Stay there!
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### Uploading the Webstore files

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The **most mistakes** are caused during this step. So read the full step before doing anything and do exactly what is described.
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Now, we have to move the code from your downloaded folder to the HTML editor. Do not try to install the files in a different order as explained here.

Webstore folder

Firstly, open the `Webstore` folder inside the `files` folder from your downloaded folder. You will see a list of `.html` files.

For each file you have to do the same steps.&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
You should **only** touch the files inside the HTML editor which are also contained in the downloaded folder. So follow the order of the files inside the downloaded folder and **NOT** the order they are displayed inside the HTML editor. This way you prevent replacing or deleting files you should not touch.
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Open the file from the downloaded folder. For example `category.thml` file.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Do **NOT** open the files with your browser. Right click the files and open them with any **text editor**. Your browser would try to render the files, so any code would be invisible.
{% endhint %}

Select the **whole** content of the file by pressing `Ctrl+A`.

Copy the **whole** content of the file by pressing `Ctrl+C`.

Go to the **HTML editor** and search for the file with the same name inside the **left sidebar**.

> **Example:** If you have copied the content of `category.html`, you will have to open the `category.html` file inside the HTML editor.

Inside opened file of the HTML editor, select the **whole** content with `Ctrl+A` and **delete it**.

We are going to **replace** the old content from the file inside the HTML editor to the content of the file inside the downloaded folder. So make sure the file inside the HTML editor is **completely empty**.

Paste the code **from the file from the downloaded folder** you have copied before by pressing `Ctrl+V`.

**Make sure the file inside the HTML editor now has the exact same content as the file from the downloaded folder.**

Then, click on <kbd>Save As Draft</kbd> at the top right.

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**Repeat** this step **for each single file** which is inside the `Webstore` folder of your download.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Only continue, if** you have replaced and saved every single file!
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Some files do not need to be replaced. DO NOT TOUCH THEM.** So follow the order of the files inside the downloaded folder and **NOT** the order they are displayed inside the HTML editor. This way you prevent replacing or deleting files you should not touch.
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### Uploading Asset files

Asset files are also inside the left sidebar of the HTML editor. You just have to scroll down a bit.

If you have replaced **every** file which is inside the **downloaded** `Webstore` folder, open the `files/Assets` folder inside your downloaded folder.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**IMPORTANT!** Some files **already exist** in the HTML editor, some other files **do not exist** inside the HTML editor.
{% endhint %}

**Follow the order from the files inside the downloaded** `Assets` **folder** and **NOT** the order inside the HTML editor.

**If the file already exists inside the HTML editor:**

Just **open** it, **delete** the old content, **paste** the new content from the downloaded file and click on <kbd>Save</kbd> at the top right.

{% hint style="info" %}
This is **exactly the same** you did on **step 3** with the Webstore files.
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**If the file does not exist:**

If the file does not exist, click on <kbd>Add</kbd> at the left sidebar.

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Now, select the **right file type**. Inside the downloaded `Assets` folder, there are `.twig` files, `.css` files and `.js` files.

Depending on the file you want to upload, you have to select the right type.

> **Example:** If you want to upload `template.css`, you will have to select **CSS**.

You will see a further step. Click on <kbd>Upload</kbd>.

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Then, click on <kbd>Browse</kbd> and select the right file for upload. Then, click on <kbd>Upload File</kbd>.

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Click on <kbd>Save</kbd> at the top right.

**Repeat** this step 4 for **ALL** of the files which are inside the **downloaded** `Assets` folder.

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**Only continue, if** you have replaced or uploaded and saved every single file!
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### Uploading the Schema

Now, open the `SCHEMA.txt` file, which is directly inside the downloaded folder.

**Select** and **copy** the whole content of the file by pressing `Ctrl+A` and `Ctrl+C`.

Go **back to the HTML** editor and click on <kbd>Change Schema</kbd> at the top left inside the sidebar.

Select the **whole** content there with `Ctr+A` and **delete** it. **Make sure the file is completely empty!**

**Paste** the content of the **downloaded** `SCHEMA.txt` file you have copied before.

Click on <kbd>Save</kbd> at the top right **AND PUBLISH** by clicking on <kbd>Publish</kbd> at the top right.

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**Only continue, if** you have replaced and published the schema file.
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### Font Awesome setup

**Font Awesome** provides free icons for you, for example the Discord icon or store icon.

To install Font Awesome, you have to create an account on [https://fontawesome.com](https://fontawesome.com/).

Go to [your kits](https://fontawesome.com/kits) and create a free kit. You will have to **enter the URL of your webstore**.

> **Example:** `yourserver.tebex.io`

You will receive a code line.

It should look like this one:<a class="button secondary">Copy</a>

```
<script src="https://kit.fontawesome.com/7****396e1.js" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
```

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Do **NOT** use this example code line from above. It is only an example how it should look like.
{% endhint %}

Copy the code line of **your** kit and open the HTML editor.

Open the `head.twig` file, search for the following section and just paste the code line there. It is **located at the end** of the file.

Before:<a class="button secondary">Copy</a>

```
<!-- PASTE FONTAWESOME CODE HERE -->

<!-- PASTE FONTAWESOME CODE HERE -->
```

After:<a class="button secondary">Copy</a>

<pre><code><strong>&#x3C;!-- PASTE FONTAWESOME CODE HERE -->
</strong>&#x3C;script src="https://kit.fontawesome.com/7****396e1.js" crossorigin="anonymous">&#x3C;/script>
&#x3C;!-- PASTE FONTAWESOME CODE HERE -->RE -->
</code></pre>

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Do **NOT** use this example code line from above. It is only an example how it should look like.
{% endhint %}

Click on <kbd>Save</kbd> and <kbd>Publish</kbd> at the top right.
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### Done!

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**Congratulations!** You have completed the installation. Checkout your new webstore. You will need to change the settings to your needs.
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