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Cybersecurity Company Vienna – https://www.bitman.at
New website for the artist very successful artisit Matthew Radford … http://matthew-radford.com/
Digital Sparks: Regional Student Design Challenge & Expo
Our Screen Printing Shop site is based on the X-theme It is still in beta but its turning out pretty good.
https://monumentlimited.comInto the Soul – http://intothesoul.com
Ok..here is my website (in Dutch).
I wanted to create a world within a world with my website. A visual and interactive experience.
It is heavily based upon revolution slider.
There are some small issues when browsing on mobile and revolution slider but further then that it works properly.
Hope you like it.
Developed for my client – http://www.aviser.com.au/ using x theme. Client is very happy. Thanks X team
Hi,
Finished my 2nd Theme X site (amateur here). Local Chinese Restaurant site: https://www.bamboo-inn.nl
More clarity with Theme X plugins/options
Started in mid-20132014 with the first site. I can honestly see how much Theme X has improved, and what options/plugins it has added. In 2013 used VC, but can see the value of Cornerstone. I think it is good if Theme X could provide a bit more clarity of all the plugins…. I found out a bit later that the content-dock is such an old thing compared to Converterplug. Or how to decide to use which menu plugin? or grid system?I think as a (professional) web developer it is great to have so many options. For the one/two timer it is a daunting task to choose among all those plugins.
Forum/support – GREAT
What hasn’t changed (well… currently answering within hours, in20132014 that was quicker but… still good!) is their support to provide CSS or things that doesn’t seems to work (most of them do work, but I messed up or didn’t read the ‘manual’ carefully).Improve Forum results
What could be improved is the search results (ok, it is has improved compared to 2013.. but still). It seems to show all the posts since the last 3 years. But the Theme X has evolved and many CSS adjustments has changed. So when I search: how to get a sidebar for woocommerce page. I got results from the last 2-3 years, but all not applicable. So… a way to ‘sort’ the results into most recent, would be great.Potential big selling point: woocommerce
I toyed a bit with woocommerce this time, but I can see that it still relies heavily on php adjustments. I think it would be an huge selling point if theme X could ‘design’ the standard pages of Woocommerce more fully, like in cornerstone. It is such a big miss to not able to do that (shop/product/checkout/cart pages).That’s all, not sure if anyone (from Theme X) read this stuff. But all-in-all it is a great theme and highly recommendable!
Keep up the good work,
Narindo
This is my website, a german travel blog: http://www.weltentdecken.com/
How do you like the design with ethos?Hopefully this posts to a specific post above
I just started using X and I know it can do a lot. I haven’t really used WP too much but I am more and more now.
What slider did you use on http://www.aviser.com.au/
I’m building a site for a client and obviously trying to keep the costs low, so trying to stay with free plugins and such.
I love the slider on https://www.monumentlimited.com/ as well.
The site I’m working on is here
http://www.nicolecostellotraining.com/these are great..Im too ashamed to put my up. I think Ive jumped in over my head. I can’t get content on the homepage and everything else is just very ‘boxy’.
Those that have provided site examples, did you learn any HTML or CSS to do your sites ? I am completely new to this and thinking maybe if I spent a year or so learning HTML or CSS I may be able to better understand how yuo folks have made you pages. They provide great inspiration.
I’m using Ethos stack.
Brand new look for our wedding photography website!
Kelowna Wedding Photographer
http://tailoredfitphotography.com
