Charity Organization WordPress Theme 26969

Hi Eddie!

Yes, you can absolutely use your own logo on the template. We do expect that the majority of our customers will be wanting to change logos, pictures, text, etc. You are welcome to customize as much or as little as you want.

In my opinion it isn't hard to do, but that depends on your skill level at working with HTML, web design, and understanding how the WordPress templating system works. If you want someone to do it for you, you will see an option once you head to checkout that says:

"Implementing The Customer's Logo"

For around $49. If you check that option during checkout then someone will go in for you and replace the logo on the template with your own logo on all of the pages on the template. You do not have to use that option, you are welcome to do it all yourself as well.

Hi Anita!

Just wanted to let you know that I am having to ask a few techs about this to see if they already know a resolution. I will get back to you as soon as I have an answer.

Could you tell me what version of WordPress you have this installed on, and if you have this live on the web somewhere could you let us know the URL that it is located at so I can take a look. If you would rather keep the URL private, you are welcome to respond to the notification e-mail directly and we will keep that part out of the public discussion area.

I am sure we will find a way to get it to work right for you :)

Okay thank you for sharing. I think I see what you mean, as its showing the entire post instead.

I still have not heard back from the techs, but could you do me a favor and try something. In the past when I have posted on WordPress blogs and only want a portion to show on a main page or category page instead of the full post, I would insert this in my post:

<!--more-->

at that point where I want more link to show up and the rest of the text to only be shown in the actual post page. So for example in this post right here that I just made, with WordPress everything before that more text I posted would be shown on your homepage, and then the more button would show up, and the full text would be on your actual post page.

In WordPress when you are editing your post make sure you are in HTML mode when you copy that more text above exactly as shown. If you would rather do it in Visual mode then you need to hit the "more" button instead which I think is right after the code button.

The nice thing about the more button this way is that it gives you the full freedom to show exactly how much you want before the rest is cut off and shown on the actual post page.

Let me know if that helps at all, or if you feel something still isn't right.

I looked up to why the:

<!--more-->

text might not be working and found this:



That is more technical, so if you do decide to try something like that make sure you backup your file first just in case. This was a WordPress 2.8 template so there is a chance that the above code was not added if it wasn't supported yet, so possibly adding the above could get it to work. So you will need to make sure you edit the template's index.php file and right before the line that says the above, add those other parts. See if that does anything for you.

By the way I just checked and the template was missing those parts. Try adding those to see if that does anything, and let me know if you are having problems finding the spot. Should be around line 67.

I will let you know what I find out :)

Hi Anita,

Thank you for supplying the credentials. The techs took a look at things and to adjust the number of posts that show up on the home page do this. In the index.php file of the template find this line of code:

<?php query_posts('showposts=3'); ?>

That is how you can define number of posts for the homepage. Simply change that number to how many posts you want to show there. Please let me know if that works for you. Thanks!

I am glad I could help, thank you for such a nice comment. That made my day :)

Are you looking at this theme? This one was created for and tested with WordPress 2.8. You mention that you are not using WordPress 3.x, which version are you using? We only guarantee that our templates will work with the version they were created for. It is hard to say what problems you will have if any. It is possible that the template will work in newer versions of Wordpress, but there is a chance you may have to fix things to get everything to work correctly. As far as security concerns, the main security concerns would be with the version of Wordpress backend you are using, I would recommend you try and always keep that up I date and watch the official Wordpress website for any security related bulletins or releases. The admin area in your Wordpress admin area usually keeps you informed when it is time to upgrade. We do have WordPress 3.x templates that you may want to take a look at too.

Hi Mark!

As I previously mentioned, it is possible that you may encounter issues that you may have to resolve using this template on any other version then it was created for which was WordPress 2.8. While it may work, you may have to fix things to get everything to work correctly.

We only have one charity wordpress theme that was made and tested for version 3.3. You can use any of our themes however and tweak them by replacing images, changing content, text, etc so that it would work for your situation. So if a template is featuring cars but you like the style, there is no reason you can't replace the sample content with your own.

I hope that helps and makes sense!