Posts by ZenThemes

twi said
The comeback of the dead thread, the return. I just got a dribbble invite : http://dribbble.com/karimhossenbux

That’s a good first shot! Loving that slider! Well done on that one!

Yaeko said
I think I’m the smallest here , 158cm

Just when I was about to post, thinking I’m the smallest. 168cm.

Now it’s working fine for my items.

If you plan on selling the HTML (here or anywhere), you should purchase a commercial license.

WordPress themes from TF are split license: PHP code is GPL , CSS/JS/Images are not gpl.

For quite some time IE7 is no longer mandatory. Providing support for IE8 & IE9 is a good practice though

But with the latest news of IE autoupdating… our life will be a whole lot easier.

This is my guess :

Mine also supports bbPress as a standalone, without BP . What you’re asking for is pretty easily achievable.

wptitans said
I’m a little confused about this is and where this is based upon by the reviewer. Or was it a decision by the author himself?

I can confirm that I didn’t request a certain price for my latest theme.

There is no software in this world that will replace the human brain -> Custom Handcrafted Code will always be better than code generated by a software.

premitheme said
Thank you everybody

i already use add_image_size and then grab that size with the appropriate function for the use. But I use TimThumb (for now) for images with dynamic size (for example giving the user an option to decide the height).

But you gave me a good idea, since the most optional value I use in my themes is the height (mostly the width is predefined and should be fixed), so i can use add_image_size with the needed max width and semi-open height (say 9999), this will generat an image size with the right width with its auto height, then I can achieve the optional height with css.

What do you think? any one tried that successfully before?

Or you could just leave the height field blank, instead of ‘450’ it should be ’’. I guess it doesn’t break things, haven’t tested yet.