The Curator: Premier WP Timeline Theme for Artists

Hi there,

Unfortunately that requires quite a bit of work. My best suggestion would be to use my customization form: http://themolitor.com/custom

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

For support, please use my support forums: http://themolitor.com/forums — this is the best way we can attempt to answer questions in the order we receive them.

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

So you’re telling people not to buy this theme because I used plugins and widgets in the demo? Isn’t that why WordPress is so awesome? Plugins and widgets?

Anyways, I do not provide support here. Only on my support forums. Too many people have abused my free support and tried getting it without purchasing my themes, so I’ve had to require buyers to register. Sorry, but that’s just the way it is and is to be expected with most authors that have a lot of buyers (and pirates).

To be honest, there should be no surprises as I list every feature on the item page and do a complete walk-through of all the theme features. I put a ton of energy into making my themes, writing documentation and providing free support (which costs me a lot of money to have support staff). So I don’t appreciate it much when users tell people not to buy my themes just because I used a plugin and some widgets in my demo site.

Thanks!

Chris

Well Chris, if you want to sell your theme you have to be better than the others. Why on earth a contact page dose not come with the theme? I needed a support I went your help forum and I can’t even see the answers cos I’m not registered user. You have to give support to people who bought your items. you spend money and you earn much more!! Them has luck of support documentation an so on… If I did not know anything about wordpress I would not even get widgets working. The items on Home Page dose not line up from new post to old post. to change this I have to edit hard codes. don’t I? I don’t care if you don’t appreciate it. This is my review. welcome the internet my friends. DO NOT BUY THIS THEME .

Hi there,

Did you post a thread in my support forums? It is possible, as you can see in the demo, to post prior to 1970 (some items are posted in the 1600s). This may have to do with your particular setup. Please use my support forums and my staff will review.

Thanks!

Chris

Hi Chris, Thanks for your help so far – can I still clarify? (I did ask re customisation and they said it was not possible, but there is a chance they did not quite understand what I meant…)

Re the sortability. If I was to assign one post to let’s say three different categories – abstract art – Artist Name – and All Art – and then create three pages with three different timelines each callign for a different post category – that particular image from the post would show up in all three timelines?

I am sorry if I have confused you, but my client needs a site where the artwork is shown in timeline type fashion according to a few tags / categories.

Many thanks!

Oh – and since there have been negative comments about not being able to set dates prior to 1970, is that still an issue (I know your demo site shows them) as I need dates going back to early 1900s

Many thanks!

Hi there,

Regarding categories, yes, you can assign a post to multiple categories and it will appear in each timeline you have setup.

Regarding dating, the user with pre-1970 issues hasn’t shared his details, so I can only assume it had to do with his particular setup. As you mentioned, the demo site is running the default setup of the theme with no issues.

Hope that helps!

Chris

Hi there,

That isn’t a built-in feature. Mainly due to a limitation with the WordPress dating system. Please keep in mind that you can submit a customization request here: http://themolitor.com/custom

Thanks!

Chris

Thanks Chris. It was just a wild hope that there may be a way round it. The theme would be perfect for me if it were possible. I’ll ask Werkpress and see what they think.

Hi there,

There isn’t a built-in option to display something other than the image. What did you have in mind? Remember, you can submit customization requests here: http://themolitor.com/custom

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

The timeline is currently only separated by date. This theme will always work on the current version of WordPress, which is 3.4 as I write this now.

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

1. Yes, this is easy to do with this theme

2. That wouldn’t be too tricky of an update.

3. It loads everything like a normal site.

Thanks!

Chris

Thanks for the answers.. Purchased

Hi there,

Currently it is not. All features are listed on the item page.

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

Thanks for providing feedback. I haven’t seen any issues, but I’ll check it out.

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

1. Create a category.
2. Add posts to the category.
3. Add a link to the category in the menu.

If you need additional support, please use my support forums: http://themolitor.com/forums

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

You can display the timeline on category pages. To have an all inclusive timeline like the home page, just make a parent category and link to that in the menu. Should work just fine

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

Thanks for providing an update. Yes, those errors related to the theme options data being empty. When you save the theme options, that populates the theme options data, removing those errors.

If you run into additional issues, please use my support forums: http://themolitor.com/forums

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

After you create a blog post and assign it to your blog category, just add the category link to the menu. You do not need to create a page for the blog.

If you have additional questions, please use my support forum: http://themolitor.com/forums

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

You can still click the left/right side of the screen to scroll too. As of now, I’m not aware of a method to make the jQuery UI library work with touch interaction.

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

The title of the post displays below the image. If that isn’t sufficient, you can submit a customization request to arrange the layout how you like: http://themolitor.com/custom

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

The space available for the title depends on how wide the image is. If the title runs longer than the width of the image, the excess text will be replaced with … (ellipsis).

Thanks!

Chris

So basically the limit is one line with spillover getting the ”...”? Anyway to expand the one line to more than one for all the images?

Hi there,

Because images vary in size so much, there isn’t an approach that I liked from a design perspective that had text on two lines. Visually it’s very ugly to see that title space tall on one item and then short on another. Ewww. Gross.

That said, you’re welcome to submit requests for customizations here: http://themolitor.com/custom

Thanks!

Chris

Hi there,

For support, please proceed to my support forums: http://themolitor.com/forums—I don’t provide support in the comments here.

Thanks!

Chris

Hey Chris, Thanks a lot, but I didn’t post the query on your support forum as I managed to fix the error. I just had to upgrade to your latest version of the theme! - Aparna.

Thanks for following up!