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Problematic Themes

August 3rd, 2011

The following WordPress themes are known to cause problems because they don’t use WordPress conventions when enqueuing scripts and they don’t use libraries such as jQuery correctly as they should. Some potential fixes: Deactivate the JavaScript or CSS libraries in the Configuration/Settings of the plugin you’re using (scroll to the bottom of the page and Continue Reading…

Checkout: Theme Requirements

October 16th, 2010

Any theme will accompany the WordPress Shopping Cart plugin and there aren’t any special requirements but ensure that your theme has wp_head and wp_footer hooks so that the CSS, Javascript and other elements of the Shopping Cart plugin can be loaded into your theme. This is actually standard for any WordPress theme. First, the wp_head Continue Reading…

Newsletter: Theme Requirements

August 29th, 2010

Any theme will accompany the WordPress Newsletter plugin and there aren’t any special requirements but ensure that your theme has wp_head and wp_footer hooks so that the CSS, Javascript and other elements of the Newsletters plugin can be loaded into your theme. This is actually standard for any WordPress theme. First, the wp_head hook should Continue Reading…

Newsletter: Requirements

August 29th, 2010

WordPress Newsletter plugin: Requirements Requirements for the WordPress Newsletter plugin. WordPress 3.0 or higher Linux/Apache Server (recommended) MySQL 4 or higher sql_mode Off or TRADITIONAL PHP 4.2 or higher memory_limit 64M (96M recommended) safe_mode Off Mail Server (Local/Remote)

FAQs: Theme Requirements

August 29th, 2010

Any theme will accompany the WordPress FAQ plugin and there aren’t any special requirements but ensure that your theme has wp_head and wp_footer hooks so that the CSS, Javascript and other elements of the Newsletters plugin can be loaded into your theme. This is actually standard for any WordPress theme. First, the wp_head hook should Continue Reading…