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Mili

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  1. Hello,

     

    1) By default the theme doesn't offer those buttons. But if those social networks can provide you with the code to implement on your site, you can open a new forum topic in the support forums and our team can help you integrate those buttons.

     

    2) Sure, we can help you show the post tags before the post title. You can open a separate forum topic about that and our support team will assist you.

     

    3) I'm not sure what you mean by "sections tagged on the top menu".  Can you elaborate?

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  2. Hello,

     

    Our themes meet the technical guidelines shown here : https://support.google.com/news/publisher/answer/40787?hl=en

     

    I was just suggesting that your site will not be part of Google News as it is a closed system, only chosen publishers will be shown there unless you are an individual user and Personalize your Google News. 

    Your site won't appear in the Google News unless your Personalize it, see screenshot : http://ctrlv.in/661596

  3. Hello,

     

    1. You can use a plugin to exclude all other categories. https://wordpress.org/plugins/simply-exclude/

    The theme will display all categories for the blog feed and not just one.

     

     

    2. You can open the file searchform.php and replace the code inside of it with your Google's form code.

     

     

    3. Sure, it would look something like this : http://snag.gy/5zBj6.jpg

    It would require Custom CSS for it to look like that but our team can provide you with that once you get the theme installed on your site. 

  4. Hello,

     

    To display that shortcode below your featured image, open your template file of your theme where the featured image is shown.

    Then below that insert this : 

    <?php echo do_shortcode("[wp-review]"); ?>

    That should do the trick.

     

    Or instead of your code try inserting this one:

    add_action( 'woocommerce_product_thumbnails' , 'add_below_featured_image', 9 );
    function add_below_featured_image() {
       
          echo do_shortcode("[wp-review]");
    
    
    }

    I that fails: Please share your WordPress login details in the "Sensitive Data" section by editing your first post on this thread and following instructions as shown in the screenshot below and we will take a look:

     
    Looking forward to help you. Thank you. 
  5. Hello,

     

    The WordPress Theme Check is not a reliable way of checking your themes if they are WordPress compatible. The reason for that is because the WordPress Theme Check verifies it's own standards and some are not always up to date.

     

    As developers we don't rely on that, instead we code our themes with the latest WordPress standards and ensure that all of our themes are compatible with the latest versions of WordPress.

    Also all of our themes are tested by thousands of users. All of our themes are WordPress ready for the latest versions.

     

    Yes, our themes use CSS3 as well as HTML5.

     

    WordPress often updates their standards and sometimes WordPress deprecates functions for core WordPress files, when that happens themes also get the same functions deprecated and that is why it is important to update themes often.

    As soon as WordPress deprecates functions our themes are updated and those issues are fixed.

     

    Let us know if you have any other questions. :)

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