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A Jamaican man gave me a box of his hair today…. It was dreadful.

Hi Danny,

What happens if you remove the data-offset attribute from the body tag: http://cl.ly/MpQZ I noticed it is set to 50, and the gap at the top is 50px.

Cheers.

LanceSnider said

DesignerThemes said
So for a $45 item, the Extended License would cost $225. This is a much more realistic option for freelancers wanting to use the template on multiple sites. I believe most sellers would agree and we all would see an increase in revenue per template created.

That’s actually not what the extended license was or is for. Neither the old or new licenses allow for use on more than one site. Check out the Notes post for more details on what you can and can’t do with the licenses. http://notes.envato.com/news/marketplace-license-upgrade/

Well, that is how pretty much every other theme shop sells their items.

When I first saw this licensing post I was hoping part of the changes would be the pricing structure.

We’ve had thousands of sales on Themeforest and never have we had anyone purchase an Extended License, yet we know for a fact that some users will use the Regular License copy on more than one site.

Themeforest multiplies the Regular License by 50 to set the Extended License. The Extended License is just too high and I would guess that the 50x price increase is actually deterring buyers from even considering it.

For all other Envato marketplaces this ranges from only 2x-15x. What was the reasoning for these numbers? I’ve listed below, the current marketplace Regular to Extended License multipliers:

• activeden = 2x
• 3docean = 2x
• audiojungle = 5x
• photodune = 8x
• videohive = 10x
• graphicriver = 15x
• themeforest = 50x

I suggest the Themeforest Extended License be set at only 5x the Regular.

So for a $45 item, the Extended License would cost $225. This is a much more realistic option for freelancers wanting to use the template on multiple sites. I believe most sellers would agree and we all would see an increase in revenue per template created.

Yep. So, every theme we submit would include our parent theme plus the child theme for that specific design.

Does anyone know if we’re able to submit a WordPress theme that is actually a parent theme and a child theme?

So, instead of including a framework inside all of our themes, we would like to go the parent/child route and keep the framework stuff in the parent theme and all of the design stuff in a child theme.

Thanks

We have built our new framework on the foundation HTML5 /responsive framework and it rocks my socks.

Do you know if this script works with various plugins that import or convert images into featured images. The reason I ask is, we have had some reports that when a user imports or uses a plugin to convert the first post image into a featured image, the images do not show.

When converting back to the native WordPress the_post_thumbnail() function it seems to work.

London!

Try changing the:

$(this).attr('action')

To:

$('form#commentform').attr('action')