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Plugin Hunt Theme v1.2 – brings collections
Delivered slightly ahead of schedule is the latest version of our WordPress Theme Plugin Hunt. This theme lets you use WordPress to create a website content curation system. It really is amazing and v1.2 comes with a bunch of extra features
What’s new in version 1.2?
>> Addition of "Collections" watch the video here >> Addition of a "Collections" page template (see here) "collections.php" >> Addition of a modified for Theme My Login Nextend Connect >> Addition of a "Category featured images plugin" >> Addition of customised category listings templates >> Addition of Social Share for collections pages >> Addition of "Popularity" of collections >> Addition of a rotating "sticky posts" feature into the theme >> Addition of customisable email sign up forms (Mailchimp) >> Refinement of the user navigation panel (top right of the header menu)
As always, you can visit the theme information page here, or you can head over to pluginhunt.com my own website which uses this theme in action.
If you’ve already purchased and need to download the latest version, you can do so here
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5 responses to “Plugin Hunt Theme v1.2 – brings collections”
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Is twitter login the only option? Can I set up plugin hunt with facebook and twitter login?
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Both could be added, I just use Nextend Twitter connect (http://www.nextendweb.com/social-connect-plugins-for-wordpress/) I find it’s the best of the Social Connect plugins.
I stuck with just twitter (since I only display that in the modals) but if you grab a copy I can explore with you the best way to allow multiple ways to connect.
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Looking good Mike! great theme and support. Thanks for all your help.
Any thoughts on v1.3? If I had to pick just one thing, it would be the auto email newsletter.
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May I ask why “Collections” missed in “General settings” in plugin hunt theme version 3.6.4? Thanks!
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In earlier versions of Plugin Hunt, “Collections” were simply admin categories, as such the admin was the only person who could create them and no one else could add to them.
From v3.6 we built in a full front end collections system which lets visitors create their own collections and add content to them.
Categories are now freed up for admin to be able to categorise content (for example into themes, plugins, music, etc)
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