We want to cooperate with you for a long time and buy different themes. In this regard, I would like to ask a few questions about proper cooperation:
What method would you recommend to develop a website on your theme, if the client has a functioning website, but he does not want to install WordPress and lose customers? He asks you to install the theme somewhere, fill the website with content and later install a new one on top of the old site, on the same domain. What is the best way to do in this case, so that in the future there will be no errors in the work of the theme, the code or the website as a whole?
I know that you can install a local server, but there is a limited amount of memory when transferring the site, so it seems to me this option is not the right one. Perhaps it should be done on a subdomain, but then when installing on the main domain, as I understand it, you will need to buy your theme again.
I would like to know how professional developers do it))
We're so sorry for the late reply, we were on holiday and today we got back working, we'll cover as much as possible from now.
Happy new year, we wish you all the best in 2022.
The best would be to install it on a local server, but you can create a subdomain as a test site, and when finished you can transfer it to a live website. No extra license is needed.
For more, you can check the license documentation.
We want to cooperate with you for a long time and buy different themes. In this regard, I would like to ask a few questions about proper cooperation:
What method would you recommend to develop a website on your theme, if the client has a functioning website, but he does not want to install WordPress and lose customers? He asks you to install the theme somewhere, fill the website with content and later install a new one on top of the old site, on the same domain. What is the best way to do in this case, so that in the future there will be no errors in the work of the theme, the code or the website as a whole?
I know that you can install a local server, but there is a limited amount of memory when transferring the site, so it seems to me this option is not the right one. Perhaps it should be done on a subdomain, but then when installing on the main domain, as I understand it, you will need to buy your theme again.
I would like to know how professional developers do it))
Hi,
We're so sorry for the late reply, we were on holiday and today we got back working, we'll cover as much as possible from now.
Happy new year, we wish you all the best in 2022.
The best would be to install it on a local server, but you can create a subdomain as a test site, and when finished you can transfer it to a live website. No extra license is needed.
For more, you can check the license documentation.
- https://docs.neuronthemes.com/article/417-settings-license
Feel free to ask for anything you need.
Kind Regards