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<\/p>\nI found out it was the PHP verson that wasn’t letting my artisteer themes show. If I change down to 7.4, artisteer themes show as they always did, but any PHP version higher than 7.4 gives error.<\/p>\n
So then, I thought to myself, HEY! I could just switch to 7.4, then I could use BOTH Artisteer and TemplateToaster (but then I loaded a theme I made in TT…..error-city. Below are screencaps, the first is the TemplateToaster theme with PHP version 7.4, the second is the same theme selected, but with PHP updated to 8.3<\/p>\n
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I had though I could keep both theme makers installed an use them both since I spent so much money on them.\u00a0 (the full version of Artisteer was $129, but I have used it for\u00a0yeeeeeeeeeeears<\/strong>, so I feel it’s made it’s cost worthy. I like the ease of use with it, though some features I wish it had.\u00a0 With TemplateToaster, it’s full version is $99 (still on sale). It’s more complicated, but some of it’s stylizing is better than Artisteer.<\/p>\n I have 2 current issues with TemplateToaster: Now with Artisteer, the themes show up the way they should (and I don’t have to go through the rigamarole of importing content just to not truly import (since it’ll import TT default pages not\u00a0my<\/strong> pages, then reselect the blog posts to show instead of a static page),\u00a0but<\/span><\/em><\/strong> my only qualm here is (aside from not truly liking having to downgrade php verson) is\u00a0how<\/span> to access commenting. The visitor has to open the post page.\u00a0 \u00a0[Footnote: while typing this, I googled a way to add comments in Artisteer themes, I\u00a0may<\/span><\/em><\/strong> have fixed it!!!!! If \u00a0my thinking’s right, I’ll keep both programs, yes, but Artisteer will be back to #1.\u00a0 In hindsight, I did always want to try TT since Artisteer has NO customer support, and it can stay in my repertoire as a backup \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I found out it was the PHP verson that wasn’t letting my artisteer themes show. If I change down to 7.4, artisteer themes show as they always did, but any PHP version higher than 7.4 gives error. So then, I …<\/p>\n
\nAbove and below the blog posts is the word\u00a0Navigation<\/strong> and nowhere in WP’s dashboard is there a way to turn that off (nor is there something in TT’s program either)
\nComments are not possible (the Dahboard for WP has commenting on, and themes not<\/span> made in TT allows them, but in TT themes, if you click the [leave a comment] link, it just reload’s the post<\/p>\n