Arkadaşlar worpress bloguma market teması arıyodum.Sonunda buldum wpmarket3 temasını ancak kurulumu oldukça karışık.Tema sahibi readme dosyasında bişiler anlatmış ama ben bunun yarısından aşağısını anlamadım, yazışarı buraya ekliyorum ne anlatmak istediğinin anlatırsanız sevinirim.

Installation Instructions:

Installing the Market theme is just like installing any other Wordpress theme, with just a few exceptions. First, within the folder you found this readme in you will find two other folders. One called "mk3" and one called "plugins". Market 3 does not require any plugins to run, but inside the plugin folder you will find the Market Product Manager plugin, which is optional but very helpful with the adding products process. Basically what you want to do is this:

1. Upload the "mk3" folder as is to your .../wp-content/themes/ folder. Once this is done, the structure should look something like this: .../wp-content/themes/mk3.
2. Next, open the plugins folder and upload the folder found there to your .../wp-content/plugins/ folder. Once uploaded the structure should look like this .../wp-content/plugins/marketproductmanager/.
3. Once the theme is uploaded, head to your Presentation tab within Wordpress and activate the Market 3 theme. Nothing earth shattering here, right?
4. Finally, we need to activate the plugin. Go to the Plugins tab and activate the Market Product Manager plugin if you intend to use it.
5. Now, this step is very important and is not to be overlooked. Market 3 brings back the function of a split blog / store. What you'll need to do is create a new category called "products". Once you do this you will need to note the product ID. In versions prior to Wordpress 2.5, going to Manage > Categories will show you the product ID in its own column. In 2.5, you will have to hover over the category name and watch the status bar to locate the id number. Take note of the product category id number.
6. Open up index.php, found in your mk3 folder (the theme folder). You'll notice a section which has been commented to notifty you to read the readme the setup this option. You'll see &cat=-8 . Change the "8" to whatever your product category happens to be, for example if you product category ID is 1, the code would now look like this: &cat=-1 .
7. Now, place all your products under the "products" category. Structure it any way you see fit, using Products as the parent category. For example, you may want to make subcategories of tshirts, shoes, hats, mousepads. Now you might want to make subcategories under tshirts of *****, youth, etc. Go from there.
8. If you plan on leaving the Ajax Add to Cart function on all of your items, open up config.php found in the ajCart folder inside the mk3 theme folder. The config file is a very simple config file which is where you will set the location to the cart folder, cart.php, and your paypal email to be used with the cart. Set this info, save it, and upload, overwritting the existing config.php in the ajCart folder.
9. You are ready to go.

Operating the Theme:

With the theme installed it is now time to understand how exactly it works. It may be a little bit confusing at first, especially if this is your first time dealing with custom fields, but once you get the hang of it you will find it very easy. Plans on underway to make things even easier with upcoming releases of Wordpress as well. Below we will outline each section of how to add products and what certain custom fields do.
The Easier Way:

With this release of Market 3, adding products has become extremely easy. The information in the sections below is carried over from Market 1 and Market 2 just in case you still want to add products the old way, but I highly recommend using the Market Product Manager to add and remove products.