# Installing paid plugins and themes from themeforest and envato

**URL:** https://discourse.roots.io/t/installing-paid-plugins-and-themes-from-themeforest-and-envato/2655
**Category:** uncategorized
**Created:** 2014-12-11T13:46:55Z
**Posts:** 7
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## Post 6 by @js_die_neu — 2014-12-12T10:30:24Z

It`s this theme:

> **[Aperture - Creative Business Theme](https://themeforest.net/item/aperture-creative-business-theme/8058089)**
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> Looking for Customization?
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> Short Feature Recap
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> 100% Responsive Design
> Retina and Hight Definition Ready
> Boxed & Full Width Layouts
> Content Width Choice
> Scalable Vector Icons With Bu...

It is not nessesary for me, that I can install it with composer. It would be cool, but I think it`s difficult to support that, because you need to be logged in at envato to download it and so on

My question is more: What is a good way to include such themes or plugins in an bedrock environment which uses composer?

What I now did is:

```
Theme:
web/app/themes/_no_composer/aperture

Plugins:
web/app/plugins/contact-form-7 #composer managed plugin
web/app/plugins/_no_composer/revslider
web/app/plugins/revslider -> symlink to _no_composer/revslider
```

Is this a good way, what problems could it cause?

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