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I just started trying it myself and his instructions did not work, but this works so far:

.flexipages_widget ul li { padding-left:1px !important; }

So the !important is required. Hope that helps to start you on your way.

rbhavesh, if you want to gain back some community respect, admit your company’s failures and offer refunds to unhappy customers. You cannot possibly use the piracy excuse to not offer refunds, because the people who want the refunds know the themes do not work for them and certainly not for anyone else if they shared them. I know I can’t wait around for you to fix your company.

If all you do is deny the claims, defend yourself, or make empty promises toward some unknown future, your company is going to sink under the weight of negative press. In fact I plan on writing a long negative review on my personal blog, and I’m sure others will continue to do the same.

I bought one of their themes recently because I was impressed by it, but their support forums, which are now open, are more or less deserted. This does not bode well because their official support policy is to not help with theme modifications, no matter how simple. In retrospect, I believe I made a mistake because without the community or developer support, I have to rely on just my own WP skills which aren’t very advanced.

In their support policy they say they will not support:

1. solving problems for plugins not packaged with our framework and themes
2. plugins integration
3. general WordPress support (please use the WordPress forums for that)
4. adding new features or extending the features currently available
5. changing colors and/or images
6. any type of modification or customization

In other words, you are completely on your own. They are basically saying, “We won’t help you if the most popular plug-ins do not work with our themes; it’s not our fault.” Contrast that to the other theme companies like StudioPress, or a very small one like Simplethemes. The only one I see as reasonable is #3. The guy at Simplethemes, who is literally a one-man shop, responds almost instantly to forum posts and often creates the code modifications himself when people ask for help. If Templatic could get one or two of their developers to do that a couple of times a week, it would put a pulse in their form and bring confidence to customers that maybe these themes are supportable.

Hi, thanks for the big reply! I spent many hours in version 2.x trying to figure this out and gave up. Now at best I have one hour a day of quality time to devote to this so it becomes frustrating very quickly.

Using your general guide, here is how far I got in 20 minutes.

1. Installed fresh WP 3 and CMS press plug-in using XAMMP.
2. Using CMS press, add custom content type called Movie. (Why the author doesn’t just call it a custom post type?)
3. Copy single.php from the default theme to single-movie.php and add some unique output so I know it works.
4. Using CMS press, add taxonomy named movie.

Everything seems to be OK but after I save it, I now see a new section in my admin panel:

Movies
–Movies
–Add new
–Movies

Just seeing “Movies” twice under Movies tells me I made a wrong turn already and am heading toward a cliff, but I click Add new and create a movie called ‘Batteries Not Included’ and publish it, but when I try to view it, it says Page Not Found.

As best I can tell, the furthest safe step I got to was step 3.

If I had a week off from work to dedicate to this, I might be able to come up with something usable but even with help on the forums I doubt my approach would be as elegant or as logical as one done by, say, one of the WordPress developers. It could be I’d paint myself into a corner and limit myself due to a flawed overall design.

I am hoping for help with something like this too. I tried to ask like you are back before 3.0 and never got a satisfactory response. Let’s hope that with 3.0’s features someone more familiar with it will lead us down the right path…

In terms of simply spitting back the name of a child category, would you say your code is more efficient than the code I found over here?

http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/284057?replies=12

<?php
foreach((get_the_category()) as $childcat) {
if (cat_is_ancestor_of(7, $childcat)) {
echo $childcat->cat_name;
}}
?>