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Yes, but you most likely have it. Dynamic Theming requires the GD library, version 2.0 or higher. This is a common extension for PHP and is provided by many popular hosting providers. If you’re unsure whether you have it, contact your host. Aside from this, the Dynamic Theme Engine has[...] Continue Reading
With the new Dynamic Theme Engine, everything in Melora can be colorized to exact specifications. Customizing a theme’s appearance is incredibly simple — just select a color.
Colors can be set manually, as an HTML hex code (e.g., #ffec37), or chosen from the pop-up color picker. In some cases, multiple colors[...] Continue Reading
Using the Menu Builder, you can create menus that consist of exactly the links you want, with the labels you want, in the order you want.
Each column represents a “level” of menu items. Some menus, such as a list of links in a footer, have only one level. Each link[...] Continue Reading
Choose the appropriate guide from the links below:
Installation
Configuration
Customizing the appearance with the Dynamic Theme Engine
Crafting dropdown menus with the Menu Builder
To begin, click the Settings link under the Melora menu in the WordPress admin panel. This will bring you to the Melora Settings page, which has the following sections:
Ad Spaces
These settings govern the advertisement locations supported by Melora. Each ad space is wrapped in a widgetized “sidebar”, allowing complete customization[...] Continue Reading
Before proceeding with configuration, perform a standard plugin installation and activate Synected. If you’ve never installed a Wordpress plugin before, follow our step-by-step guide.
Once active, Synected adds an option panel to the sidebar menu. Under ‘Settings’, locate and click the ‘Synected’ menu item. This will bring you to the ‘Synected[...] Continue Reading
Synected has been developed and tested only on Wordpress 2.7. In all likelihood, it will work fine on previous versions of Wordpress, although the admin screens may not match the formatting well. One of the goals of the upcoming 1.0 release is to be tested and fully compatible with versions[...] Continue Reading
We currently support Firefox, Safari, and IE6+ on all our themes. By “support”, we mean that each page is tested in each browser, and coded to look and behave identically across them. It also means that if you find a bug specific to one of these browsers, we treat it[...] Continue Reading
Maybe. There are several things that could wreak havoc when installing Timber on a live Wordpress site, and it’s important to understand what they are. As a start, follow these two steps:
1) Don’t log Notices or Strict messages.
The average PHP script, even the well-written ones, commits several “minor infractions” on[...] Continue Reading
Not at this time. Timber is primarily a debugging tool for developers, meant to trace programming errors to their source. There are several types of “expected” errors that Wordpress handles, including those managed by the WP_Error class, that Timber does not monitor. Many of these are not solvable, in the[...] Continue Reading
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