TheThe Fly Themes
TheThe Fly Themes require:
- WordPress 3.1.x or above;
- Make your theme’s /cache directory writable by setting the directory permissions to 0757 (sometimes to 0777):
theme-name/cache chmod 0757;
In more of the themes, the main menu is offered in several types: Mega Drop-down, Classic Drop-down, Inline Drop-down and sometimes, Static Inline Drop-down. All of these menu types are quite complex and are built by user through standard WordPress Menu interface under the Appearance link of the WP admin panel.1
TheThe Fly themes works well with several pre-designed menus.
So, once your theme has been activated, start building your menu at the WP Appearance/Menus screen and attach it to the Main Menu menu position as shown in the screenshot below.
Themes developed by TheThe Fly support all standard WordPress post formats: default, image, gallery, video, audio, quote, aside, status, link.
To learn more about post formats, please visit: WordPress Codex: Post Formats
To assign the post a specific format while creating/editing it through WP admin panel, use the select in the right column. Here is the screenshot of what you will see:
To let you – premium theme users – customize WP themes developed by TheThe Fly even more, we suggest that you use the Parent-Child theme mechanism offered by WordPress (source: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes).
This is very important but easy step: If you need to add any Javascript code like Google Analytics or whatever, just open the General folder of your theme’s Admin Panel and input it in the text area provided.
All TheThe Fly themes come with multiple changeable font schemes. Each theme contains a default set and several alternative font family sets pre-designed as well as the ability for a user to edit all of them.
A theme usually contains Primary Heading font family stack, Primary Body font family stack and may also contain other fonts available for customization by the user.
Dr Patrick McNally PhD
Easy Comments Management with TheThe Fly Themes
Whether or not your visitors are allowed to add comments without having to be approved, you will often need not only to edit the comments, but also to delete or mark certain comments as SPAM. By default, WordPress shows the link on comments but it does not show or links.
In TheThe Fly themes such “edit”, “delete” or “spam” links have been added by default. See how a comment block usually looks like: