We have big plans for Microthemer. This post outlines planned improvements to the plugin and the Themes we’re planning on supporting next. Development Road Map Our thoughts on what’s good about Microthemer tend to be in line with what customers have fed back to us. Namely, that it’s all about the visual editing view. And so improvements to the visual editing view is the running… Read More
Several months have passed since Microthemer was released into the wild. During that time, we’ve added a number of enhancements to the plugin and added support for various WordPress Themes and Plugins. We’ve also made some changes to themeover.com. This post provides a comprehensive summary of what’s been going on in the build up to Microthemer 1.3. Changes to Themeover Plugin Styles When Microthemer was… Read More
Purchasing a license for Microthemer means that you get free upgrades. And as of Microthemer 1.1.2, upgrading to the latest version is now as easy as updating regular WordPress plugins! To enable the auto-update feature you will need to validate your Microthemer license. To do this: Log in to WordPress and go to the Microthemer “Preferences” page Scroll to the bottom of the page and… Read More
Themeover is now trading. Notify the Queen, this is big! The production release of Microthemer is available now. Microthemer is perfect for redesigning a WordPress website with one of the following themes installed: Twenty Eleven Twenty ten Thematic Toolbox Blank Slate themes for these WordPress parent themes can be downloaded from our Blank Theme Repository. Many more blank themes for many different wordpress parent themes… Read More
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New Revision History Feature Added To Microthemer
Plenty of new features have been added to Microthemer since it was first launched early in 2012, but we thought that this one was worth writing about. As of Microthemer 1.4, you can now revert back to a previous state if you accidentally overwrite your settings. A revision is logged when ever you do something that changes the settings stored in the database (and consequently… Read More