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# Importing Demo Content
After Installing the Florence theme on your site, you'll now see a new Menu Item in your WordPress admin, simply click on it.
And then on this page, you'll see all the Florence Import Options. You can uncheck things If you don't want to import something. But If you're installing on a Fresh Website, make sure all the options are checked and then hit the "Import Demo Content" button.
The Import process could take some time here depending on your internet connection, so you don’t need to worry about that.
After the Import is complete you’ll see a message like this. You can hit "Remove Demo Content & Import Functions" to remove the Import function from your site since it's needed anymore.
And that’s it. That’s how easy It was to Import the Florence Demo Content with this all-new Demo Content Importer.
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If you’re facing any issues with the Import Process, Please [**Send Us a Message**](https://samarj.com/contact) & we’ll try our best to help you out.
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