Yeah! 
I’ve been excited seeing this come along for a while now, glad I’ve made it!
Major thanks to all my 1700+ buyers, you all mean the world to me. In the past year I’ve gone from having no portfolio on ThemeForest, to quitting my day job & working full time on themes (and of course, support.)
Anyway thanks again to all the community & the reviewers for making my code better and better.
Cheers! 
Install this demo data;
http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Unit_TestThis is what the reviewers are using and is why they’re questioning things like sticky posts.
Use this plugin to test widgets;
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/monster-widget/Finally install this plugin (includes monster widget);
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/developer/Install all sub plugins and make sure you’re not getting and deprecated calls or errors, install theme check from that plugin & that will tell you if you have any core features missinng ( .sticky{} for example)
I hope this helps 
charlie4282 said
P.s. If Tommus (above thread) is available his work is very strong
Thanks!
Always great to hear!
I’m afraid I’m too busy to offer myself at the moment, working on some more beautiful things for the forest.
If you do want to try get some quotes I’d recommend simply starting a new thread in the Item Requests section stating that your ‘Looking for Custom Work’ or similar.
You’ll get some great people respond with genuinely great reputations for customisations around here (webdesignerart).
Tom
It sounds like you know exactly what you need, have you though about hiring a Freelancer to create a custom theme for you?
TanyDi said
For this month at the moment I have 15278 clicks and only 1 new registered member. Last month I had 16134 clicks and 3 registered members. The trend is more clicks and less registered members. Only explanation I have is that I have no new visitors starting membership.
161 Clicks—6 deposits so far this month. They’re from my Item Preview Bar (ThemeForest). It’s about trying to target users in a situation where they’re likely to want to buy.
Back in a past life (about 2 months ago) I used to be a graphic designer for a signage agency. I’ve been contacted to go and offer some Adobe Illustrator training tomorrow—mainly I’m going to be covering how paths work & how to combine, extract, compound etc. Really it’s just simple shapes that are needed for signage, nothing too fancy like multiple borders, drop-shadows etc. (Although drop-shadowing is probably one of the easiest things to teach!) 
My question to you all, especially recent Illustrator converts, can you recommend some good resources/tutorials that helped you out in the early days – ideally Pen Tool exercises and similar.
Cheers!
Needs a little more line height added to your paragraphs for readability, but otherwise really nice 
crossroad saidhttp://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/force-regenerate-thumbnails/
ChapterThemes saidThe only advantage I see is resizing the existing images. The WordPress function will only resize the images which are added to the post after installing the theme, it does not resizes the previous images.
Why are a lot op people using those resizers anyway? What’s wrong with the add_image_size function from WP itself?
Gets around that problem though, if at all possible it’s better to stick with add_image_size—but of course there’s situations where this just wouldn’t be the case.
The operators on those sites do a HTML scrape of the site from your URL.
You can try to make this harder for them by minifying your code, HTML, CSS & JS.
