Prime - Responsive Multipurpose concrete5 Theme
Themeforest Prime - Responsive Multipurpose concrete5 Theme CMS Themes Theme
Prime – Responsive Multipurpose concrete5 Theme
Prime is a responsive concrete5 theme built using the exceptionally powerful Foundation 4 framework. Elegant and simple: yet feature-rich and responsive. Prime is a fabulous starting point for any concrete5 website.
Features
Prime is packed full of features. Out of the box:
- Responsive Layouts. Your website works on mobile, tablet and desktop
- Premium Slider Block included. Foundation’s Orbit slider, configurable in a block. Simple
- ‘Call to Action’ Block included. Get your key messages across
- ‘Social Links’ Block included. Link off to your favourite Social Media Profiles
- Compatible with latest version of concrete5
- Built using Foundation 4
- Unlimited Color Customization via the concrete5 Dashboard
- Font Awesome Integration. Use ‘fonticons’ throughout your site and site navigation
- Multiple Page Types – including: Left Sidebar, Right Sidebar, Full Width, Log in, Register & Blog Entry
- Various ‘Custom Templates’ included for built-in concrete5 blocks
- Uses Google Fonts
Support
We pride ourselves on excellent support and customer service – we always endeavour to respond to any queries in a timely and professional manner.
Simple and very nice theme. Good luck
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words Vicky.
ReplyDeleteI would like to add in the home page three “feature articles” that use the same style and look that you have on the demo site, how do you do that? I am missing the dotted line at the top and bottom as well the “read more” icon and link
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Another question, I added a logo in the home page that sits on top of the menu nav bar, when in mobile this logo does not display. Any ideas?
ReplyDeleteHello. Thanks for buying our theme! Re your first question. That is done using the concrete5 page list block and the custom template included with this package “Prime 3 Columns”. Re your second question, it’s difficult to say without an example. Can you send a link and perhaps a login to hello at formigo.co.uk. We will have a look for you.
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Ollie
Hi,
ReplyDeleteeverything works wonderful, yet i have one question at the moment: is it possible to add the option of adding a fileset to the orbit image block so that i can choose out of both options: fileset or single images?
thanks very much for your time!! Mieke
Hey Mieke,
ReplyDeleteGlad everything is working fine.
In response to your question – the ability to add image to the slider =
via sets is not currently on our development radar; something which may =
seem incidental is actual quite a chunk of work. It is not something we =
are going to do at the moment but may revisit in the future if needs be =
and the demand is high.
Thanks
Andy
thanks a lot for your quick reply Andy,
ReplyDeletei myself prefer the single image insert option above the fileset option, so no big deal,
but for my client filesets seems easier to work with ;^)
maybe some time you’ll work it out, if so, i’ll be glad to hear from you!
thanks again for your time, have a nice day,
Mieke
HI there,
ReplyDeleteI found a small bug in the javascript that makes the forms look better.
// Better Contact Form
$(document).ready(function() {
if ($(’.formBlockSurveyTable’).length > 0){
$(‘table.formBlockSurveyTable’).replaceWith( $(‘table’).html()
.replace(/<tbody>/gi, “ “)
.replace(/
/gi, " “)
.replace(/<\/tr>/gi, “ “)
.replace(/
/gi, "")
.replace(/<\/td>/gi, "")
.replace(/<\/tbody>/gi, "<\/div>")
);
}
});
If there is another form on the page (before this one) then this for gets replaced with the first one.
The fix is to target the Block survey form in the javascript replace like so.
// Better Contact Form
$(document).ready(function() {
if ($('.formBlockSurveyTable').length > 0){
$('table.formBlockSurveyTable').replaceWith( $('table.formBlockSurveyTable').html()
.replace(/<tbody>/gi, " “)
.replace(/
/gi, " “)
.replace(/<\/tr>/gi, “ “)
.replace(//gi, "")
.replace(/<\/td>/gi, "")
.replace(/<\/tbody>/gi, "<\/div>")
);
}
});
ooops that doesn’t display very nicley
ReplyDeleteHi, I am new to Concrete5. I am having issue with installing this theme. I am installing it according to your directions listed in the theme package documentation however, it is giving me errors stating certain files are missing. (i.e. default.php and view.php) however I do see these files within this (prime/themes/prime) folder. Should i be installing just this “Prime” folder into the themes root or the site root itself? Or am I installing this ENTIRE folder (e.g. themeforest-prime-responsive-multipurpose-concrete5-theme)??
ReplyDeleteAny extra help you can offer would be great.
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteYou just need to extract the zip file and just add the entire ‘prime’ folder to your root packages folder in your concrete5 install. Once you have done this you can then install through the dashboard?
By the sounds of it you are trying to install in the theme folder – this is incorrect. The entire folder MUST go in the packages folder.
Let me know how you get on…
Thanks
Andy
Thank you for your reply. So if i understand you, I should be placing just the “prime” folder into the /home/greenrem/public_html/concrete/packages is this correct?
ReplyDeleteThis is a packaged theme correct?
No – you need to place in the root ‘packages’ folder:
ReplyDelete/home/greenrem/public_html/packages
Thanks
ok, I have tried placing the entire “prime” folder into /home/greenrem/public_html/packages as you said above (important to note that I downloaded a free C5 theme off the concrete site and it did in fact install right to the exact folder you told me to place the prime theme in. It works perfectly, however prime is still a no show. So just humoring myself and process of elimination…. after then removing that same “prime” folder from the packages directory (starting from scratch once again) I then placed the entire folder for the theme package (i.e themeforest-4906389-prime-responsive-multipurpose-concrete5-theme) in its entirety and it still does not show up. I took screen captures to show you but not sure where i’d post them via this forum. Could it be something in my permissions/server settings? I do run a VPS.
ReplyDeleteI can tell you with great certainty that you need to place the entire ‘prime’ directory in to your root packages folder – this is the only way to install a package from concrete5. No point in trying it any other way. If it is not working then there is an issue somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteCould you please ensure that you have removed any other instances of this package (prime) from all places in your concrete5 install. For example any places you have tried to install it from. Basically have your install the way it was before trying to install this theme.
Once you have this fresh install please do as instructed and put the prime directory here /home/greenrem/public_html/packages.
Once you have done this could you please send me a log in to the site so I can run through the instal process please?
Thanks
Sorry here is the error message I am receiving: File /home/greenrem/public_html/concrete/themes/prime/default.php not found. All themes need default.php and view.php files in them. Consult concrete5 documentation on how to create these files.
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