[Feltesse.ludovic@gmail.com]

Hi,

I’d like to use the page templates from the Default Demo but I can’t find a solution. I downloaded the demo, and now I want to add the templates I need, page by page, directly from Elementor. But when I try to add a template from Elementor, no templates appear in my library.

Thank you in advance,

Ludovic

[Feltesse.ludovic@gmail.com]

I’m clarifying that I’m trying to import pages from my library because the demo doesn’t work; it’s unusable. Could you please provide a solution?
And I should also point out that my system does has all requierements needed

[serkan]

Hi Ludovic,

Sorry for the trouble. The demo templates should appear in your Elementor library after a successful import — if they don’t, it means the demo import didn’t complete properly.

The best solution would be a clean reinstall of the demo. If you’d like, I can do this for you. Please:

1. Take a full backup of your site (the import will overwrite existing content)
2. Share your WordPress admin URL, username, and password
3. Confirm that I have permission to reset the site so the demo can be installed from scratch

Also, please make sure your hosting environment meets the theme’s system requirements:
https://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/system-requirements-for-wordpress-themes/

Let me know how you’d like to proceed.

Thanks!

[Feltesse.ludovic@gmail.com]

Hi Serkan,

Thank you for your reply. Yes please, I would like you to perform a clean reinstallation of the demo for me, so that among other things I can find all the page templates in my library from Elementor.

1: I have indeed performed a complete backup of the site (although I haven’t put my content on it yet; I’m waiting until I can format the pages before inserting it).
2: You’ll find my access in private content
3: I confirm that you have permission to reset the site so the demo can be installed from scratch.

And yes, my hosting environment does meet the theme’s system requirements.

Thank you in advance,
Ludovic

[Feltesse.ludovic@gmail.com]

Could you please intervene to resolve my situation? I really need to move forward…

[serkan]

Hi Ludovic,

Apologies for the delay, and thanks for your patience.

Before I proceed with the clean demo reinstallation, I checked your server’s PHP configuration and noticed two values that are below our recommended requirements — and they’re very likely the reason the original demo import didn’t complete properly:

– PHP time limit: currently 60 → recommended 300
– PHP memory limit: currently 384M → recommended 1024M

The demo import runs a fairly heavy script (importing pages, templates, media, widgets, etc.), and with only 60 seconds of execution time it typically gets cut off halfway — which is exactly why the Elementor templates never appeared in your library.

Could you please increase these two values before I start? You can usually do this from:

– Your hosting control panel (cPanel → MultiPHP INI Editor, or Plesk → PHP Settings)
– Or by asking your hosting provider directly if you don’t have access to those settings

Once those are updated, just confirm here and I’ll run the clean reinstall right away. This should give us a successful import on the first try.

Thanks,
Serkan

[Feltesse.ludovic@gmail.com]

Hi Serkan,

Thank you for your reply. I’ve changed my hosting plan to increase both values. My PHP time limit is now 300 seconds and my PHP memory limit is 1024 MB.
You can now proceed.
Thanks

[serkan]

Hi Ludovic,

Thanks for updating your PHP values — I’ve just completed a clean reinstall of the demo on your site, and everything imported successfully this time. You should now see all the demo pages, posts, and media in your WordPress admin.

One quick clarification about Elementor templates: the demo content is built using our theme’s own page builder structure, so you won’t find pre-made templates inside the Elementor template library itself. The demo pages are already fully designed and ready — the easiest workflow is:

1. Go to Pages in your WordPress admin
2. Find the demo page whose layout you’d like to reuse (e.g. Home, About, Services, etc.)
3. Open it with Elementor
4. Click the folder icon at the bottom of the Elementor panel → Save as Template
5. Give it a name and save

From that point on, the page will appear in your personal Elementor template library (My Templates tab), and you can insert it into any new page with one click. This way you build your own reusable library from the demo pages you actually want to use, and you can safely customize each one without affecting the original.

If you’d like to duplicate a demo page instead (to keep the original intact while you edit a copy), you can use the free Duplicate Page plugin — let me know if you’d like instructions for that too.

Let me know if anything in the demo doesn’t look right, or if you’d like help with a specific page.

Thanks,
Serkan

[Feltesse.ludovic@gmail.com]

Hi Serkan,

Thank you for your help and explanations. Unfortunately, many pages are missing from the Pages section of my admin interface. For example, for the homepage, I only have the Home Alternate page… And there are also missing pages in the other sections. Could you please ensure that I have all the pages?

Thank you in advance,
Ludovic