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Monday, May 6, 2013
Friday, April 5, 2013
Nightlife v1.1 released with revamped recurring events
Few weeks ago we announced an important update to our Nightlife members. With the update we wanted to revamp recurring events (again) because it felt like they still aren’t on the level the theme deserved. Well, the update is finally ready and here are some of the changes that were implemented…
Recurring events are of course the biggest change. In Nightlife v1.1 recurring events won’t actually exist in the front-end; you will just use the recurring events functionality to generate a regular event for each instance of the recurring event. Say you want an event that occurs on every Friday in March (2013) and lasts one day. Once the main (recurring) event is created 5 additional (regular) events will be created as well. The first one will start on March 1st, the second on March 8th and so on. If you change something inside that main event, new instances of the event will be created (and old ones deleted).
Homepage and category page default tab can now be set form the back-end (Past, Current, Upcoming)Tevolution -> General Settings section now allows you to set the default sorting for the homepage (per start date is one of the options)Login and Register page are now separate and available as actual WordPress pages. This will allow you to have “pretty” permalinks like example.com/login or example.com/registerPage templates such as Submit Form or Advanced Search have been removed. To generate one enter a short code inside any page. These pages will be generated upon activation of the new version, actual shortcodes are also available inside the theme guide. These shortcodes are active in regular posts, events and even widgets (Text widget)Just like login and register pages, profile (edit profile) page can also be setup as a regular WordPress pageJust like all other updates, this one is also available in our member areaUpdating to v1.1 shouldn’t be problematic. When you update Nightlife, Supreme and Tevolution (and visit the back-end) a message will appear at the top asking you to update your recurring events to this new format. Once you confirm, the theme will generate a main recurring event and all appropriate event instances. As usual, be sure to backup your database and theme files before proceeding with this. In case any problems pop up let us know right away in the forums.
In the end, we’d just like to thank all our forum members for their patience, support and feedback during this update process.
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Delivery 1.0 theme released
Howdy everyone! It has been 3+ years (09/2009 – 01/2013) that we Theme Junkie started to deliver quality WordPress themes. Today, we are very happy to announce that our 30th theme Delivery has been released! Delivery is a morden, fresh and creative theme best suited for Magazines, News, and Blog websites, with tons of options to manage and modify any aspect of the theme – it is well suited for both beginners with no coding knowledge and experienced developers. If you’re looking for a beautiful looking magazine or blog theme then you’ve just found it.
Key features:
Professionally Designed and Developed – High efficiency & clean PHP/HTML/CSS, SEO Semantic CodeAdvanced Theme OptionsFully CustomizableUnlimited Ad Spaces & PositionsBeautiful Custom WidgetsCustom-Built ShortcodesUseful Page Templates (Archives, Contact Form, Full Width, Sitemap, Redirect, etc.)Below you can see how the Delivery theme looks:
Delivery WordPress ThemeWe are offering 30% discount for this new theme. Use the coupon code DELIVERY for a 30% discount off this theme until February 5, 2013.
As always, please let us know if you have any comments 
I fall in love with web design since 2004 and found Theme Junkie on 2009. Before this, I worked as a SAP ABAP programer at IBM Global Delivery Center. Let's connect on Twitter.
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