PixelPerfect - Responsive Landing Page Marketing Theme
Themeforest PixelPerfect - Responsive Landing Page Marketing Theme
PixelPerfect is a responsive, retina-ready landing page template. It’s primarily intended for mobile apps, but with a little modification it can have many uses.
Features
- Responsive layout
- Retina-ready (high resolution)
- Clean and modern design
- Lightweight (extensive use of CSS3)
- Google web fonts
- PSDs included
- Easy to customize
Support
If you have any question or need any support, please post your questions in item’s discussion board or email us at kontakt@pixeldizajn.com
We usually reply within 12 hours, but allow us up 24h. We really value our customers and we love to offer reliable support, so please feel free to contact us!
Changelog
==> version 1.0.3 - 30/1/2013
Fixed Lightbox issue. Fixed issue with typing '@' in subscribe box.
==> version 1.0.2 - 5/1/2013
Meta viewport added to fix responsiveness on iPhones. Documentation updated.
==> version 1.0.1 - 2/1/2013
Fixed issues with icons in Opera browser;
==> version 1.0.0 - 31/12/2012
Initial Release
Credits
Thanks so much to:
- iPhone holding hand – Konstantin Karpov
- iPhone 5 Mock ups FREEMIUM – Paul Flavius Nechita
- Entypo Icon Font generated via Fontello
- SubtlePatterns grey pattern
- Somacro: Social Media Icons
- Lightbox 2
- Retina.js
- SequenceJS
- Google web fonts Rokkitt and Ubuntu
I’m pretty darn new to all of this so I apologize for the dumb question, I can get everything else customized, but I have no clue how to make the buttons in the slider actually link to a website, can you help? They aren’t currently set to direct anywhere, so there isn’t an address for me to replace, Thanks in advance!
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for purchasing!
ReplyDeleteJust would have to add an a element around the button’s code.
This is the button’s code:
<div class="slddownloadbutton">click here to download now <img src="images/btn-arrow.png" alt="Button Arrow" /></div>
And this is how an a element looks:
<a href="http://someurl.com">BUTTON CODE GOES HERE</>
</a>
Let me know if that helped.
That helped a ton! Thanks! And thanks for the quick lesson too!
ReplyDeleteI was having troubles finding the information to link Mailchimp to the form, hopefully this saves someone else some time:
ReplyDeletehttp://kb.mailchimp.com/article/can-i-host-my-own-sign-up-forms/
Thank you! This is actually a link we share when someone asks us about how to do it, but we might put this into the documentation with the next update.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Hi, I added my logo on the homepage banner. How can I make it functional so that clicking on the logo directs to my homepage?
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for purchasing. Not sure what you mean exactly, posting a link would be helpful, but most probably the answer is that you need to wrap that logo image with an a tag. E.g.: <a href=”your link”>YOUR LOGO CODE</a>
ReplyDelete