It’s meant to be that way. You might tweak the size and position with a custom stylesheet if you’d like.

Updates and new files are announced through twitter.

There is a full change log in the history section of the documentation and also in the description page. You can find your downloaded version directly into the code of each file.

Comments like this fill me with pride in what I do. Thank you, I really appreciate it!

It’s still under development. Feel free to follow me to be notified when it’s ready.

my client is waiting for this theme (WP version).

I’m sorry, master-t. There is a lot to do for making it work flawlessly under Wordpress. Better delay the release than selling an half-baked product.

There is an option provided for this and is documented in the userguide.

Grazie!

Thanks for reporting. Version 1.1.5 had an issue with deeplinks which was fixed in version 1.1.6 – you can download it from your dashboard. Overwrite the js folder and you’re set.

Hi Matt, I’m sorry but this template is not a Wordpress Theme. Feel free to follow me to be notified when the WP Version will be released.

Thanks for the kind words.

You can disable the audio looping by removing the “trackEnded” event block from the net.flashedge.app script which is near the end of the file around line 1807. Remember to save the file with a min suffix and minify it for good results.

Thanks! ( I tried to find settings from audio.js…)

Super cool support, just with 15$

For performance reasons the background fades out and is hidden when not in the viewport of the mobile device. This way the memory usage is kept low and the scrolling is smooth. The opaque effect is kept anyway.

You might try to disable this by commenting out the block around line 103 of the net.flashedge.app script where you’ll find a comment about this. Remember to rename the file with a min suffix and to minify it.

Last question: And to increase more opaque in normal background, do you know wich line in js need I adjust?

Thank’s

Just edit the ”.opaque” class or create a new one in your custom stylesheet with the same name that overwrites it.

Try to add the “hide-on-phones” class to the bg div. It should not show up on mobile devices this way. I’m not sure if it’s still cached though, you might need to code a check on your own to disable the container.

It sounds like you’re getting an empty form. I need to inspect your site to find out what’s wrong. Contact me privately for assistance.

I’m not sure, but you should maybe adapt the net.flashedge.app script to load php files instead of html files. Locate inside the script the ”.html” parts and replace them with ”.php” – safe and minify the script by adding a .min suffix like the existing file.

I’ll include a check in the next update to detect the extension automatically.

It’s works. I just replaced .html to .php. But I needed to change too this line: window.location = ”#” + (E(this).attr(“href”).substr(0, E(this).attr(“href”).length – 5)).replace(/^{./, ””)}

to

window.location = ”#” + (E(this).attr(“href”).substr(0, E(this).attr(“href”).length – 4)).replace(/.[\\\/]/, ””)

Because .html is 5 characters and .php is just 4. If you does not make that change, it wont work. The anchor always will be missing the last character.

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing! I’ll add this in the next update for other users.

In net.flashedge.app.js you’ll find a function called “createMap” where there is a row with the markers. It actually parses automatically the one of the document, but you can add as many as you want. Line 614 looks like this:

markers:[{address: a}]

Add more markers, like this:

markers:[{address: a, address: b, address: c}]

Where b and c are your own variables to configure.

You can read the whole documentation of gMap here: http://www.smashinglabs.pl/gmap

Once you’ve done the changes you either link the uncompressed javascript or minify it to replace the old one.

No, I’m sorry. They won’t be compatible with iOS.

It’s an AJAX based template. This means that parts of it are persistent accross the whole website and only the part highlighted with the comments is loaded at runtime. If you’d like to skip it, add to your anchor tags a target attribute set to “_self” and it should refresh the whole page at each click.

Thanks for the quick response. I’m still a bit confused by this (this is my first time using HTML5 and AJAX based themes)...I know how to add a target attribute but I’m not clear on where to add it. What I want to do is have music autoplay on certain pages but not others.

Do I add the _self tag to this: <audio preload autoplay></audio> and if so, should it look like this?: <audio preload autoplay target=”_self”></audio> and do I do that to every page or just the index.html page?

thanks again for your help

The music player is persistent, this means it’s loaded only once and keeps it’s behaviour like that for the whole site.

If you’d like to skip the AJAX loading, add the target attribute in the anchor tags located in the main menu. It’s up to you which ones will have such attribute.

Here’s an example:

<a href="works.html" class="main" target="_self">Works</a>

This way once clicked the new page will reinitialize everything, including the music player.

The userguide is located in the docs folder. The template is not a Wordpress Theme, I’m sorry.

The template was tested on iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and the new iPad and it works just fine. You can see it yourself in the preview, just close the frame on the top to see the responsive layout working.

Hmm, not directly. You’ll need to modify the script of the orbit slider, which is not a great idea. The project page was not intended to handle a big amount of images. The best way to store your pictures is to divide them in more pages.

They load just fine to me. If you have further issues, feel free to drop me a private message for assistance.