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Hello, I had been trying to use the PixoPoint theme integrator – with no success I may add (I am usually pretty good at following instructions, but I felt these were unclear). I was using bbpress at the time, but I think I am just going to delete my bbpress installation and go towards SMF. Anyways I am having trouble integrating my wordpress blog and SMF with PixoPoint theme integrator – if anyone could maybe elaborate on the instructions a bit more – or maybe if you would even do it for me! That would be great. I would appreciate if someone would email me
harrison.rohan@gmail.com
If you’re willing to do this for me.
Otherwise can you please elaborate on the instructions here.—
Sorry if I worded my text badly, I was in a hurry when I wrote this which explains the terrible grammar and the mixed up text – let me know if you didn’t understand what I was asking.The instructions will be improved in time. I’m not sure what is unclear as it makes complete sense to me but enough people have mentioned they didn’t understand that there must be something wrong. I’ll probably get to this in a few weeks. I’m too busy with paid work at the moment to work on free stuff sorry.
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is their a way just to import the header and footer seperately?if I could get that I could make the snf theme match my site easilyThat’s how the plugin works. You can use it to create static files generated from any part of your theme that you want, including the header and footer.
If you had to estimate, when do you think you will have the plugin finished? I was making my own template but ran into a few problems, and realized if I keep like this I will keep finding errors
I thought it was fixed. Probably within the next couple of months … or much sooner (less than a week probably) if someone signs up for Premium Support (https://geek.hellyer.kiwi/services/premium-support/) and asks me to fast track it for them.
I’m swamped with work at the moment and struggling to keep up. Free plugins are the first thing I stop working on when I’m over-worked.
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