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In reply to: Adsense?

#36983

Only if you haven’t already have that opening PHP tag in your file and haven’t closed it if you have one.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.phptags.php

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In reply to: Can't configure slider to show large image and title/excerpt text in overlay at bottom

#36861

NextGen developer says they’ll fix this in version 2.0, but declined to give any expected date when that version will be released. For now, you’ll have to reupload the image using WordPress “Add Media” feature, and then set that image as the feature image.

Ref: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/problem-nextgen-gallery-featured-image

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In reply to: Widened right column, but widgets are left justified

#36956

Try to widen the right sidebar again, using Graphene’s column width option. Don’t manually enter the width values, but use the value sliders instead. Post back here when you’ve done that.

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In reply to: Re: Helper plugin fatal error: update.php

#36970

How did you install the helper plugin? Via FTP or by uploading the zip file via WordPress admin? Also, what’s the URL to your site?

I’ve splitted your post and created a new topic, since though it seems related, your issue is different than the one that Tommy was having.

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In reply to: Contact 7 form

#36965

Then it’s likely an issue with the plugin itself. The plugin’s developer would be in the best position to help you with it since he’ll be most familiar with the plugin’s codes. Try asking in the plugin’s support forum.

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In reply to: Contact 7 form

#36963

If you encounter problems like this, always check if it’s a plugin or theme issue. Try switching to the default TwentyEleven theme and see if the issue persists.

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In reply to: Slider displays post by name, not by date

#36924

There’s something you can try, but it’ll require a child theme. Are you currently using one?

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In reply to: Ability to post to forum

#36952

This forum uses Akismet to deter spam, and sometimes it detects false positives – marking legit posts as spam. This is usually due to the links contained in the post. So if this happens again, try removing any links in the post, and then edit that post after you have submitted it to include those links.

It’s not a perfect system, I know, but without this protection we’ll be crushed by the sheer amount of spam forums such as this receive.

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In reply to: question about terms and conditions

#36959

Quote:

Does “unlimited” include installing Neo on one of the sites I build for my client?

Yes.

Quote:

What happens if I pass away or am otherwise unable to continue maintaining my client’s site?

At that point could he purchase a license in his own name?

Or should he purchase Neo for himself at the beginning, when his site is ready to go live?

He could, but he doesn’t strictly need to.

Graphene Mobile Neo is released under the GNU GPLv3 licence. The licence stipulates that once you’ve obtained the theme, you’re free to do practically anything with it, including redistributing or even reselling the theme. This is the kind of freedom that the GPLv3 licence gives you, and this is really the at the heart of open-source softwares and community.

The intention is that once you’ve obtained a software (either for free or for a fee), you should be free to modify, learn, or build on that software so that you or other people might benefit from it. This is very different from proprietary software where you don’t even have access to the software’s source code.

Inherent within this wide-ranging freedom that you are granted is also the unwritten trust that you would not abuse that freedom that has been granted to you, for example by freely distributing it on warez sites or via torrent, or reselling it without any added benefits, etc. Without honouring this trust, the open-source community will quickly crumble and everyone will be at the mercy of big corporations with their closed-source softwares.

Remember that open-source projects and community needs financial income to be sustainable, because we have costs to bear too, including (but not limited to) server costs, labour costs, legal costs, etc. This is especially important if we were to devote more of our time developing open-source softwares, because we the developers need to eat too. Time spent on open-source projects is time not spent with families, friends, hobbies, and other jobs that could earn us better pay.

The bottom line is, it’s really up to you. If you deem that the value provided by the theme warrants purchasing another copy for your client, then you’re welcome to do that. But if you don’t deem it that way, you don’t have to purchase another copy for your client, and we won’t hold any grudge.

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In reply to: Home page jump into mobile version

#36944

Hey calm down, no use jumping to conclusions. We’re here to help you figure out the issue.

Now are you using any kind of caching plugin?