kevinohwooster

Just add a line in the style sheet that says who the original designer was.

Of course a theme changes once the person editing it makes changes. So they should be allowed to re-name the theme, but the theme was build around an original design, so they should get credit for your inspiration, since they inspired you to build on their design and change the theme.

But

“I want to have multiple installations of wordpress on my host. Each one gets its own domain. This means that example1.com would link to the folder mydomain.com/exmaple1 and that example2.com would link to mydomain.com/example2.”

They say “host”, each installation gets its own domain name. They use the example with folders of their domains on their mydomain.com account, so they are doing a addon.

I have not had a problem with it, I have 5 add ons.

moshu

I am with you on this. They would need to do a AddOn Domain in their Cpanel, fill in

New Domain Name:
Username/directory/subdomain Name:
Password:

and upload files into the folder they assign the domain name.

It is not hard and should not be any problems.

denovo

I am going to be bridging Joomla! themes for use with WordPress, I started with Firenzie by Rocket Theme. You would just upload all your Joomla! theme files into the theme folder, then add the 8 or so files I would do. functions.php, home.php and the likes.

https://www.joomlatowordpress.com

If you have a nice Joomla theme, which are more CMS feel to them, I most likely can bridge it, at least get it very close, but you have to have the original theme files, I wont supply the theme files, just the bridge files.

Look at

https://www.fairwells.com/bijoux/

I think that is it.

I believe it is in

I did not download it to check closer, but I am guessing there is a small speck on your background image. If you remove it, it will fill up the background without the line.

Just a quick guess.