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Free woo theme, bit buggy... and no support

by thedog
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Hi guys, after reading through a post on smashing magazine, I downloaded this free theme from woo, Bueno | WooThemes

I've done a little customization, tinkering with the css.

It has it's own style customization panel, in WP, but it doesn't work... there's no support for the free themes, which is fine, but I'm wondering, is this a way to make people sign up for support? Offer a free theme, that doesn't do what it was claimed to do, so the user has to sign up to get some support...

... or am I being a bit paranoid?

I'd like to keep the them, as I like it, and have done some customization already... to be honest, all I want to do right now is change the favicon... which I don't have access to.

Cheers
#bit #buggy #free #support #theme #woo
  • Profile picture of the author Trapped
    You can change the favicon, look at the meta tags in the head.php file (it is located between <head> and </head> somewhere and has a rel="favicon" with a src to the full path of the favicon

    Hope that helps.
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    • Profile picture of the author thedog
      Originally Posted by Trapped View Post

      You can change the favicon, look at the meta tags in the head.php file (it is located between <head> and </head> somewhere and has a rel="favicon" with a src to the full path of the favicon

      Hope that helps.
      It's defined in the php code... maybe if I hard code it into the head tag, it'll work... cheers dude.
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