It’s very simple. Open “index.html” in your editor and find the following line:

<h1 class="logo"><a href="index.html">VEGA</a></h1>

Replace “VEGA” with your image, like this:

<h1 class="logo"><a href="index.html"><img src="logo.png" /></a></h1>

Point it the your properly sized logo image. That’s it!

Sure, why not? Just remove the content from the page.

You can turn it off by hovering with your mouse on the bottom and clicking the pause button on the left. If you’d like to disable autoplay, just remove the “autoplay” attribute from the audio tag in the footer.

Thanks for your kind feedback. I’m not a big fan of overcrowded social widgets, but your suggestion gave me an idea on how to implement it in a cute way. I’ll definitely consider it for the next updates.

I don’t own retina devices yet for testing, but I tried the template on the new iPad of a friend of mine and it rendered quite nicely. Keep sure you close the top frame to see it responsive, or view it directly here: http://themes.flashedge.net/vega

The Wordpress version has been asked loudly. It will be crafted soon. Feel free to follow me to be notified when it’s published.

I agree that the social media plastered all over is not good and does not neccessarily help, however it is useful at times to have the option to add it or not, through the admin backend when it might be useful; for example, for a contest.

I can’t see that anyone on mobile would be hunting around screens to click a like button and it needs to be attached to something to be useful.

Of course, most are already coming from a social media site but which site among many, plus this is not always the case… so all this is a mixed bag of issues.

I like your idea of it being cute. It would be nice to do this somehow in a subtle way….perhaps a tidy social button which reveals a hidden slide-out menu of social share buttons?

Thank you.

That’s exactly my thought, did you read my mind?

I’ll probably add a heart shaped button which will trigger a panel with all social sharing functions. It will be included in the next update.

Let’s say you’d like to create a new project page, create a copy of “project.html” in the same folder and rename it, for instance into “dog.html”. Now add a new menu item inside of “index.html” in the navigation as shown in the userguide, like this:

<li>
<a href="dog.html" class="main">Dog</a>
</li>

Now you are set for the new page and you can fill out the content for it.

Banging, got it. it didn’t work before it must of been me.

I included the close button in the latest update which is already available for download.

Thanks, mate! I’m happy now

PS all working ok on my iphone 3gs, ipad2 and pc. Bugs are not detected .

That’s not really a bug. It’s meant to be that way. I understand you’re used with traditional scrollbars, but this one acts the same way of touch devices and is designed to be like that.

I didn’t say it’s buggy I said it’s little inconvenient desktop experience

I’ll add an option to disable iScroll in the next update. Thanks for your kind feedback.

I used WebStorm to build it. Dreamweaver is good too. There are several free editors around. If you’re on Mac I suggest to give Coda a try.

I got so many requests for doing a WP version that I simply can’t ignore them. Let’s say it’s on the todo list for now.

I’ll probably add a juicy update to this version before shifting to further development.

Update with close button is available for download!

awesome – definitely adding (more) value to this already standout work

Uhm, I tested it in IE9 on Win7×64 and seems working fine. Drop me a private message with detailed setup. I’ll try to reproduce your issue and fix it.

Thanks for reporting.

Thanks pal, I hope you’re right.

Yes, it might be possible. Though a complete cart system requires also a backoffice and it’s not provided with this version. I’ll consider your request for incoming releases.