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Themixify
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From zip file to first citation

Six steps to a fully configured install. Most people finish in under ten minutes, and everything after step two is optional.

Quick start

Setting up

Install and activate

Upload the theme zip under Appearance → Themes → Add New, then activate. Nothing else is required: the SEO engine, schema graph, performance layer and agentic surfaces are all correct on activation.

Enter your licence key

Themixify → Dashboard, paste the key from your account here, and press Activate. That binds one of your plan’s site slots and opens the update channel.

Set the brand entity

Themixify → SEO → Brand entity. Name, description, social profiles, About and Contact pages. This is what search and answer engines use to resolve you to a single, citable organisation.

Write your llms.txt summary

Themixify → AI Visibility. One paragraph describing what the site covers and who it is for. It is the first thing a language model reads about you.

Choose your AI crawler policy

Themixify → AI Crawlers. Answer-engine and user-triggered crawlers are allowed by default; training crawlers are your call. Leave the defaults if you are unsure — they are deliberately the safe choice.

Verify

Open /llms.txt, /robots.txt and any-post.md on your own domain. Then open a post in the editor and read its AEO readiness score.

Reference

Answer blocks

Paste a shortcode into the editor and fill it in. Each one renders accessible HTML and, where a schema.org type exists, emits it from the same input.

ShortcodeWhat it produces
[tf_answer]A 40–60 word direct answer under the title.
[tf_takeaways]Bulleted key-takeaways summary, one point per line.
[tf_steps title="…" time="PT30M"]Numbered procedure. One step per line, optional detail after a | pipe. Emits HowTo schema.
[tf_compare caption="…"]Comparison table. One row per line, cells separated by | pipes; first row is the header.
[tf_proscons]Lines starting with + are pros, lines starting with - are cons.
[tf_define term="…"]Definition block. Emits DefinedTerm schema.
[tf_stat value="38%" source="…" url="…"]An attributed statistic — the most-quoted unit in AI answers.
[tf_quote author="…" role="…"]Quotation attributed to a named expert.
[tf_facts]At-a-glance facts. "Label | Value" per line.
[tf_sources]Reference list. "Name | URL | Date" per line.
[tf_updated date="2026-03-12"]An update-log note describing what changed.
[themify_faq]FAQ accordion. "Q:" and "A:" lines. Emits FAQPage schema.
Reference

The admin panels

Everything lives under one Themixify menu in wp-admin. Every optimisation can be switched off, and the defaults are already the recommended settings.

General

Layout, sticky header, breadcrumbs, excerpt length and the performance toggles.

Colors & Fonts

Brand palette and typography, applied on first paint so there is no flash.

Homepage

Block builder for the front page: hero, grids, categories, rich text, CTA.

SEO

Titles, meta, Open Graph, canonical, granular robots controls, brand entity, feeds, verification.

AI Crawlers

Per-bot allow and deny, split by purpose, plus the crawler activity log.

AI Visibility

llms.txt, the full-text corpus, Markdown twins, the content API and the agent manifest.

Analytics

GA4 tag injection plus the GA4 and Search Console dashboard.

Indexing

IndexNow key and auto-submit, the Google Indexing API, and the submission log.

Rank Tracker

Scheduled Google position checks with history.

SEO Health

Site-wide audit: canonicals, sitemaps, schema, alt text, orphans, broken links.

Affiliate Links

Cloaked /go/ links, click counts and automatic sponsored rel attributes.

Image Optimizer

WebP conversion, compression and resizing, plus a bulk pass.

Speed & Cache

Full-page cache, HTML minification and one-click purge.

AI Writer

Generate article drafts with Claude and save them as posts.

Cannot find what you need?

Support is answered by the people who wrote the code. Ask anything — including “is this actually right for my site?”