Since we’ve made it past the end of the world and we are still alive, we’ve decided to release the free edition of our CR2 Landing Page Pro OpenCart module.
The free edition comes without some features, but the basic options are still there: you can display a custom message/text box to your visitors on whichever page you want, that custom content can be retrieved only from a remote URL, and you can set the width and the height of the message box area…
So it’s finally here… that time of the year/decade/century when the world ends… again… apparently…
Hopefully you’ve put all your earthly businesses in order, emptied your bank account, watched all apocalypse films one more time and are all set and ready to go – into the afterlife/reincarnation/abyss…
Today we are happy to release a new OpenCart module – CR2 Landing Page Pro
This is the commercial edition of the module which enhances OpenCart by allowing you to display a custom message/text box to your visitors on whichever page you want.
Several options are included, like the ability to add the custom content from several sources…
It has come to our attention that there’s a security vulnerability in older Mantra version.
The affected versions are 1.7.7 to 1.8.9.1. No other versions are affected.
If you are running any of these versions, please update as soon as possible.
If you are unable to update due to various modifications/customizations you have performed on the theme, delete the mantra/admin/upload-file.php file to remove the vulnerability.
These two version have been out for quite some time, but it seems mr. Kay is too busy with gaming lately, so this time I’ll take over the job of publishing the changelogs. So here they are…
Yap, it’s that time of the… indefinite amount of time again. Two new theme versions that bring us unbelievably close to version 2.0.
And what a surprise will version 2.0 bring? Boy oh boy! Well until then here are the changelogs…
Translating WordPress themes is actually very easy. Yes, no matter who you are, no matter what you do, no matter how much computer knowledge you poses, you can translate a WordPress theme.
It’s real easy and now with the help of some screenshots and some simple guidelines you’ll have your theme translated in no time.
So without further ado let’s get on with it.
Some of you may have noticed a… “short” bug after installing Mantra’s latest update.
More precisely, the content area appears too short, throwing part of the last post or the pagination somewhere under the footer.
For the more tech-savy of you, the fix is to edit the mantra/js/frontend.js file…
Yay! Mantra just got its dedicated translations page.
From now on everyone can download from available (and not yet included) translations or submit their own language translation.
At the moment the list of supported languages is kind of short, but thanks to you it is continuously growing 🙂
