Hello,

We don’t have an HTML version of the Fuse unfortunately. If it’s a wrong purchase, you can contact with Envato to get a refund.

Best Regards.

Hello,

Thank you for your interest.

Fuse uses Angular Material library which already has an autocomplete box just like select2/chosen. You can see it in here: Autocomplete

We also already have datatables: Datatables

Layouts can be easily changed. If you look at the Page Layouts from the demo, you can see that it’s possible to make the whole page scrollable rather than the bottom portion. You can also modify the header on the Todo app page to make it fit your needs.

Best Regards.

Hello,

Thank you for your kind words.

We are not doing any custom work right now, but I will add notes about it to our todo list and will definitely try to add a drag-drop, nestable component to our theme.

Best Regards.

Hello,

I’m sorry to hear you are not happy with the Fuse but let me clarify couple things:

• Fuse has .html, .js and .css files included just like any other admin template.
• Fuse is an Angular JS based admin template. You will need a working development environment with NodeJS, Bower, Gulp etc. to work with Fuse. It’s definitely not an hours long process to install them.
• We have zero errors and warnings on our `gulp build` or `gulp serve` process so I’m not really sure what errors and/or warnings you have. But you can always open a support ticket at http://withinpixels.ticksy.com and I will do my best to help you.
• You are not required to have NodeJS, Bower, Gulp etc. in your production environment. Fuse will work without them perfectly. But they are required for the development process because they make development easier.
• Fuse is ONLY minified and uglified if you do `gulp build` or `gulp serve:dist`. Otherwise everything is out there for you to edit.
• Fuse is not a complete app. It’s just a template to help you in the process of developing your app. Therefore, you can’t expect from it to work in every single environment out of the box. It’s your responsibility to make it work in your working environment.
• Fuse uses John Papa’s AngularJS Style Guide which is considered if not the best, one of the best structures that suits every kind of application, small or enterprise level. And I’m pretty sure Fuse has one of the nicest structures among other templates.
• If you really unhappy with the theme, you can go ahead and contact with Envato and request a refund.

Best Regards.

Hello,

thanks for your answers. The most important sentence to me is

“You are not required to have NodeJS, Bower, Gulp etc. in your production environment. Fuse will work without them perfectly. But they are required for the development process because they make development easier.“

If the product page would have mentioned that I didn’t had to struggle with this.

But perhaps this environment (gulp) can produce some intermediate state that is useful to me. I write this because I really was (and am still) very interested in getting this theme to work for me.

Angular projects are not new to me. I prefer to use Ecliipse as IDE and an embedded Tomcat Server for tests and deployment. So I’m aware that I need a server for an Angular app, but I don’t want to be tied to gulp for development. When I see a project or theme, which requires it, I avoid that. I couldn’t avoid it here, because it was not mentioned.

It’s fully clear that a theme is a template, or from my opinion, better a toolbox. It has an index.html, which loads the css and js resources and then Angulars router starts loading the partials.

For that I have to be able to cut out parts of this template to build my own thing. Cut out means only that js, css and html, that I want. Thats pretty complex in most themes / templates and I agree with you in that your module structure is very well designed. This aspect of pages or components is not a problem for me.

But give me a hint, what I have to do, what html, js and css files I should I copy into my eclipse project, when I only want to include the dashboard view.

In directory /src I have an index.html with entries like

<!- build:css({.tmp/serve,src}) styles/vendor.css ->
           <!- bower:css ->
               <!- run `gulp inject` to automatically populate bower styles dependencies ->
           <!- endbower ->
       <!- endbuild ->

In directory /dist there is a minified index.html which includes all vendor and theme styles in minified form (one file for all vendor libraries, one file for all css, for example).

What I would need or expect is between these two states of the code. As far as I see the dependencies of the project are all in directory bower_components. They are readable html, js and css files. Your app fuse is in directory src. These files are mostly what I want, too. Only css files are missing. There are only scss files which have to be compiled for use.

Can one get compiled single css files by gulp ?

Another point is a readable index.html fiile as starting point which includes single components (their css or js) from bower_components so I can include or exclude what I need. Some themes have a demo directory where such a code state exists.

Does a gulp exist to produce such a index.htm ?l

The last point is the entry ”<base href=”/”>”</stronng>.

Normally I would adjust the path of the included files by my own. Here I don’t have an editable index.html because it’s already minified. The setting leads to downloading all links from root without context name. I never use this feature in my apps and tried to change that to /fuse (the context name of the app lives in my container), but with no success.

So again. Please hint me to the right direction. I would be very glad to solve this problems.

I’m very interested in your answer. Thanks again.

Hello again,

I will happy to help you and try to explain the gulp but Themeforest’s comments are not really a good place for it. If you please create a ticket at http://withinpixels.ticksy.com I can provide sample codes and try to explain everything a little bit more in depth.

Gulp can be little bit tricky at first, but it’s really good for frontend development. I will try to do my best to explain how we use it in the Fuse.

Best Regards.

Hello,

Thank you for your interest.

Everything in the demo can be changed. Assuming you have basic knowledge about Angular, as long as you supply your own data to the controllers, you can show whatever you want. None of the data inside the widgets in the demo are hard coded. They all supplied from either json files which is kind of a simulation of an API call to your backend server or they are stored inside the controllers for the demo purposes. So you can easily show any kind of data on the widgets.

Calendar also works the same. Along with the date and the time, you can have any kind of data stored per calendar entry. For demo purposes we have couple extra data such as location etc. but you can have all kinds of different data stored per entry and you can make them editable as well.

Also keep in mind, you will need at least some basic knowledge of AngularJS to be able to use the theme.

Best regards.

Hi Thank you for your quick reply.

I am used to using Wordpress and wanted to know that when the theme is set up can I make edits like the WP backend or is it all coding?

Will I be able to sign up different companies and they all see their own dashboard and stats?

Is setting this up something you do as an extra for like $100 or something?

Thanks,

Colum

Hi again,

Well, admin templates are different. There isn’t really a “core” or “backend” that you can modify and use it, hence the name “template”. Admin templates are only for frontend. You have to have your own backend application to actually use any of the admin templates. Otherwise, they will do nothing. They are not complete app by any means and I think you are looking for a complete app.

Basically, if you have an app that does something or if you are going to make one, you can buy an admin template and implement it to your own application. That way you can focus on the functionality of your app rather than how it’s going to look or how you are going to show your tabular data, your forms etc.

You will probably need an actual app and that’s not something you can have for $100.

Best Regards.

After a few retries it goes to the end but nevertheless nothing happens when opening localhost/fuse/src/index.html

Finally I read the doc and reinstalled bower, npm & co and it works ! Sorry ..

Hello,

I’m glad you solved the issue. If you need further help please open a support ticket at http://withinpixels.ticksy.com and I will do my best to help you.

Best Regards.

Hello,

Yes, you will be able to get all future updates for free.

Best Regards.

Hey,

Your theme is awesome! Great structure, nice clean code, looking forward to play with it.

Cheers!

Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad you like it.

Hello,

Thank you very much for your kind words. I’m glad you like the theme.

Best Regards.

Hello,

For your support requests please open a support ticket at http://withinpixels.ticksy.com and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

Best Regards.

Thank you for your kind words and your purchase.

We have lots of planned features and we are working really hard to add them as soon as possible. Stay tuned for lots of cool features.

Also if you have any suggestions please do not hesitate to contact us.

Cheers

Yes the upcoming features looks very promising! I look forward to the Trello clone.

I just looked at the code and I really enjoy the quality of the code and the entire setup (with bower, package.json, gulp, and the quality of the Angular sourcode). I can recommend everyone to purchase it!

Thank you.

Hello,

Thank you for your kind words. We are already working on an update but this one will focus on the bug fixes and couple other small features. After that, we will start working on the eCommerce app and other features as well. Hopefully in couple weeks it will be released.

As for the other features, Fuse already has multilanguage support bu the demo page lacks from a language switcher so it’s hard to tell if there is a multilanguage support. We will be fixing that. Datepicker and forms are easy to add as they are also already included into the Angular Material library but again, the demo site lacks from examples. Hopefully we will fix these as soon as possible.

Thank you for your purchase and suggestions.

Best Regards.

Thanks for getting back to me!

Do you do any custom work directly for clients? I really like this theme but need some help customizing the theme colors as discussed above. Also, I would like to see a horizontal navbar option. I’d be happy to pay to have this work done and would not mind at all if you incorporated it into the theme.

Unfortunately, I’m not doing any custom work right now.

We already have plans for horizontal navigation bar for the Fuse and it will hopefully be available in couple weeks.

Best Regards.

Okay, thanks for getting back to me.

Hello,

If you are using Angular JS on your backend it is possible.

If you are not using Angular JS on your current application, it’s currently not possible because Fuse uses Angular Material library which requires Angular JS to work. Without Angular Material and Angular JS, Fuse won’t work.

We have plans for making HTML and jQuery only versions, if you are not using Angular JS, those versions would probably suit better to your application.

Best Regards.

Thank you.

Hello,

We are planning to make an HTML and jQuery versions of the theme. I can’t really give any specific release date for that but it’s definitely in our todo list.

Best Regards.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hello,

Gantt chart is already on our list and hopefully it will be available on the next update.

As for the CRM, if I understand it correctly, you are talking about Customer Relationship Management. There isn’t too much we can do about that one as it requires a lot of logic code and a working backend. It’s a little bit out of scope of this project as this is a template.

Best Regards.

Thank you.