Five-Minute-Fix™
… and it’s free!
The five minutes is purely subjective and completely based on my personal opinion. If I believe a project should take five minutes then that is how long the project will take. If it takes five hours, or five days, the cost will still be the same: free!
Edward ‘cais’ Caissie
Some common Five-Minute-Fix™ items you may need help with:
- CSS minor adjustments
- WordPress theme code minor changes
- (X)HTML minor adjustments
This list is by no means exhaustive but merely a few examples of issues we have addressed with our Five-Minute-Fix™ services. Another example: a component of our Multi (child) theme was a Five-Minute-Fix™ that ran over five hours!
We believe a project that will take longer than five minutes deserves a fair and reasonable discussion of its scope. We are happy to review any reasonable request; and, we will make every effort to respond to all serious inquiries in a timely fashion. In turn, we expect our responses to receive the same respect and attention.
Obvious precedence will be given to those Five-Minute-Fix™ items that arise from a concern with one of our WordPress themes or one of our WordPress plugins we have developed but we will also be more than happy to review other WordPress themes and other WordPress plugins.
Feel free to look over our profile at WordPress.org to see our recent activities, including our ongoing involvement with the WordPress Support Forums.
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I am trying to build my website without using wordpress…can I still use this theme? I am pretty much a website “rookie,” so how do I use this Template without using wordpress?
@Grayson – You are more than welcome to make use of the theme for other projects and applications. The GPLv2 license it is released under allows you those freedoms.
How you would implement the theme without WordPress falls well out of the ability of these comments to discuss. If you wish to contract our Premium Services to help with this please feel free to use our Contact Us page.
Thank you very much! I will send you a message soon
I inadvertently deleted a section of code within the header.php and now my menu has shifted to the left. How do I fix it? Is there a line of code I deleted without realizing it?
@Karen – I would recommend either uploading the original header.php file to over-write the existing corrupted one; or, edit your style.css file, set the version to a “lower” number, then simply update the theme via the automated process found in the Administration Panels.
The update method will set the theme back to the most current version available from the repository and may be your safest choice.
I uploaded a wordpress theme and I’m trying to add a horizontal navigation bar into my header. I am not an expert in CSS or PHP but I understand basic html. By looking at my website, can you help me with the coding in the stylesheet, header, and index page?
thanks,
Hannah
@Hannah – These types of reviews and code suggestions are much more than Five-Minute-Fixes … please have a look at our WordPress Services page as this would be a premium service. Thanks.
I’m having trouble getting menu items to be clickable. I’ve worked in the menu section of the dashboard, set up links and pages both and they are just not clickable. I have to be overlooking something! Also, I adore this theme!
@Michelle – The edits you made affecting the header images are overlapping the menu items making them unable to be clicked.
Oooo, that is some awesome feedback. Thanks a bunch!!
Hmmm, I went back and tweaked and it’s cropped pretty tightly to the image. There’s a pretty big gap there. I might also add that adding new menu items don’t show up and I can’t delete that one, although one might be a default. Menu is currently deleted. Thanks for replying, not a lot of theme devs do!
@Michelle – Have you tried making your replacement image the exact same dimensions of the original image and using the default CSS?
I’m using WordPress to create a site. Once I’ve pretty much got it setup I’m installing this theme. Problem is the navigation gets messed up. When on any link other than Home I get two Home links. When on the Home link/page I get only one. Plus, the nav buttons are out of sequence from where I set them in WordPress under menu. All was fine with the default theme.
@Scott – The multiple home menu sticky notes are due to the theme displaying a Home link when you move off of the Home page; the reasoning is: if you are on the home page you do not need a link to it.