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September 27, 2016 at 9:14 pm #1193301
fletcher_austinParticipantI purchased X Theme for obvious reasons… It’s awesome!
However… I am working on a multifaceted project and we wanted to have 5 different color schemes to correspond with the 5 different aspects of our organization. As far as I could figure out, the only way to do this was to activate WordPress MultiSite and then use X Theme as if it were 5 different websites.
They aren’t actually intended to be 5 different sites, just 5 different design schemes to communicate one single organization as a whole. I only went with 5 separate sites due to the color scheme limitations of X theme in the overall theme settings.
If you look at my site you will see that I intended to do this through the sub directory method as opposed to the sub domain method. In my mind, this is evidence that this is a single project.
In the product description when I purchased X Theme, it stated that I only had to purchase one license for a single site or a single project. Is it possible to get my project classified as a single project and allow for me to get additional licenses to activate the theme on my sub directory sites without having to purchase them again?
http://www.TheEpoch.org
http://www.TheEpoch.org/academy
http://www.TheEpoch.org/live
http://www.TheEpoch.org/city
http://www.TheEpoch.org/libraryI guess the same would go for Cornerstone as well.
If it helps… We are a non-profit educational group.
Thank you,
September 27, 2016 at 9:30 pm #1193320
fletcher_austinParticipantnevermind… i realized i changed my url during the whole process and X theme was still pointing to the old one… works on all sub domains just fine so far
September 27, 2016 at 11:59 pm #1193403
Prasant RaiModeratorYou are most welcome. 🙂
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