You will get rejected because you used Stockphoto instead of a Photodune in your item preview 
Just kidding, but I am afraid it will not be accepted, it’s not “nice” enough to go as a PSD. When I look at it, it kinda reminds me of what was popular 3-4 years ago.
Tested for croatian language.
I would say around 30% is ready to be used, 50% needs a little correction and 20% is garbage 
- A rich man
- A rich woman
- Bogat muškarac
- Bogata žena
Do you really think 14k+ people are wrong and you are right?
Just because you don’t know how to use an item does not guarantee you a refund.
vavavoomtv saidHi Cynthia,
Hi, I just bought Facebook Likebox Slider for WordPress. my website is www.vavavoomtv.ie, My wordpress template is video Zoom. When I go into pluggin to upload the Zip file I get the following error message: “Unpacking the package…Installing the plugin…
The package could not be installed. No valid plugins were found.
Plugin install failed.”
It is really wrecking my head.
Thanks in advance for your help
Cynthia
the zip file you download from CodeCanyon, you need to unpack it. When you do, you will get another .zip file, along with the documentation folder. Now, upload that newly extracted .zip file via WordPress and it should work.
Hi,
I am 100% sure it is allowed, it was asked already and the reply was “yes, it is allowed”. Well, not with those exact words, but you get my point 
Hi there,
please use this link to contact the author of the Avada theme and the owner of the support forums:
http://themeforest.net/user/ThemeFusion#fromNote that this is a public Envato forum and we have no control over support forums that other authors host.
I am sure the author will help you out.
Pricop saidYes but the shopping cart would be better in my opinion. That way you can make yourself a list of things you are looking to buy, add them as you notice them in your shopping cart, then check them out again if you can’t decide.
How about an input field like “Enter the number of licences you want to purchase: 15”, and the price would update according to the number of licences selected, that shouldn’t be that hard to code.
Also it gives you a better overview on how much does all the shopping cost.
+10 for the shopping cart from both buyer and author perspectives.
chrisakelley said
OriginalEXE saidyou shouldnt be putting that in theme options, there are plenty of plugins that can do it and handle it for everything
chrisakelley saidActually I think the best way is to let user decide. Give a Theme Options setting for loading minified css and js.
+1on a side note though, sometimes its not fully ideals to make themes 100% optimized.
for example my themes come with uncompressed scripts because it makes it easier to for users to edit, although my demos are fully compressed via plugins for page speed/performance.
You should never have a theme with compressed scripts loaded by default as its should be a “development” version
p.s we cannot pimp our items if they’ve been tested as its against the forum rules
also a tool to test http://www.webpagetest.org
In general I would agree, use plugins, that is what they are for, but is it really worth it in this case? I mean, we are talking about three lines of code, and nothing out of the “right way”, caching and minifying plugins would still be able to use minified version.
chrisakelley saidActually I think the best way is to let user decide. Give a Theme Options setting for loading minified css and js.
+1on a side note though, sometimes its not fully ideals to make themes 100% optimized.
for example my themes come with uncompressed scripts because it makes it easier to for users to edit, although my demos are fully compressed via plugins for page speed/performance.
You should never have a theme with compressed scripts loaded by default as its should be a “development” version
p.s we cannot pimp our items if they’ve been tested as its against the forum rules
also a tool to test http://www.webpagetest.org

