Tutorials

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  Updating Tickets with Keywords

  Written by meloniq  |  May 13, 2013

  In version 0.7 of Quality Control, we have implemented a feature to manage tickets by using keywords in commit messages. The keywords use the following syntax: key:value Keywords status - Sets the ticket status. status:closed - changes the status of ticket to 'closed' priority - Sets the ticket priority. pr...

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  Setting Up Events in Vantage

  Written by ayaan  |  May 9, 2013

  Enable Events There are just a few things you will want to do to get Events going. We will walk you through the process here. By default, events in vantage is disabled. To enable events in the administration panel, go to "Vantage > Settings > Events". Here you can see an option “Enable Events”, checking this option...

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  Setting up maps and using map widgets

  Written by ayaan  |  May 8, 2013

  Setting up maps In Vantage 1.2, we have moved map settings to a new location: Admin > Vantage > Geo Settings. This is done in anticipation of the soon-to-be-released AppMaps plugin which will allow alternatives to the Google Maps API that comes standard with Vantage. As before, the Geo Settings will control how Vantage wo...

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  Setting Up and Using the Event Attendees Widget in Vantage

  Written by ayaan  |  May 3, 2013

  Where there are events, there will be people attending those events. Vantage provides an easy to use yet effective widget, “Vantage – Event Attendees“ for users to express that they will be attending an event and also check who else will be attending the same. We will now walk you through set up and use of the widget. S...

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  Setting up Payments in JobRoller: Pricing Plans

  Written by Bruno Carreço  |  Apr 24, 2013

  So you've gone through part one of Setting Up Payments in JobRoller. You made changes to the job listings settings and set up the options in payments settings. Let's create some pricing plans! Create Your First Pricing Plan In order to accept payments for job listings, you must create a pricing plan in JobRoller and assign...

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  Setting up Payments in JobRoller: Payments Settings

  Written by Bruno Carreço  |  Apr 24, 2013

  Like most of our application themes, JobRoller allows you to charge for jobs posted to your site. With single or pack pricing plans, and lots of other pricing options, JobRoller gives you the power to create the pricing model that works best for you and your customers. Once finished, your site will be ready to take payments f...

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  Setting up Payments in ClassiPress 3.3

  Written by meloniq  |  Apr 17, 2013

  Like most of our application themes, ClassiPress allows you to charge for ads posted to your site. With ad and membership packages, and lots of other pricing options, ClassiPress gives you the power to create the pricing model that works best for you and your customers. Once finished, your site will be ready to take payments ...

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  Add a Contact Page with a Form to Your Theme

  Written by samcy  |  Apr 11, 2013

  Note: This tutorial is meant for WordPress beginners! Maybe you would like to receive some feedback from your site visitors or give them a chance to ask you further questions about the services that you offer. What better way to do that than adding a contact form to your site. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install t...

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  Vantage Child Theme Tutorial – Functionality

  Written by Josh Ronk  |  Mar 5, 2013

  The mantra we give our customers is "always create a child theme" but how do you customize functionality with a child theme? This tutorial will show you how. Before proceeing you should consider the following... You should have an basic understanding of PHP You should be able to use FTP to add or remove files from your ...

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  Multiple Currencies for Ad Items

  Written by Shannon Dunn  |  Mar 1, 2013

  We've had many requests to allow multiple currencies in ClassiPress. Well, you can do that with custom forms and this tutorial will show you how! First, let's take a look at what we are trying to accomplish. In the screenshot below, you can see the "Submit Your Listing" form from ClassiPress. In the enlarged section, you can ...

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