Hi everyone
Iād like to run a Black Friday / Cyber monday deal with a 30/40% discount!
You can get 30% off any of our individual Product, including also all Bundles. If you buy 2 or more items you will get 40%Off
Elements Projects with all assets, embedded fonts, integrated custom components and much more!
All projects offer the same ācustom componentsā, plus one specific to each project (core)
..Also the āDesign Trilogy Bundleā projects for Elements, successors to Aspen, Marvel & Royale, redesigned for users upgrading from the original 3 projects , one exclusive bundle!
..and Iām happy to present the latest project FLEXER, another Layout form Classic Archives now available also on the Marketplace
No coupon required! Limited time offer
Valid until Cyber Monday
this question is more than welcome!
I havenāt forgotten anyone.
At first, I couldnāt sleep thinking that I could have ported all my work to Elements; However doing so is a lot of work, and even though Old Page (the oldest theme in RW Classic history) is on the list, I canāt tell you when Iāll be able to finish it.
Thanks for the support Michael! let me know if you need helps
Itās a particular theme, and I donāt know if I should redo it the same way or just try one of the layouts. Can I ask you what youād use it for? Itās often used for family trees, history sites, and vintage shop. I could just do the page without the vertical menu; itās the most used.
I have a rather old and neglected site currently at https://theraventree.xyz/ with quite a few broken bits that I want to redo in Elements. Old Page looks like it would be a good starting point.
I remember that theme! Yes, I could just make the version with the responsive menu, and Iāll see if I can improve the responsive behavior as well !
thanks
How can I add these two projects to the list of available projects in the Elements app?
Also, how do future updates for these projects work? Are they handled automatically through the Elements app?
No, the store is not yet available for developers.
In any case, all projects within the integrated store, even if updated, will have no effect on your work. If a project has a bug, you wonāt be able to fix it with an update. This applies to all future projects of any kind and from any developer. This must be clear, and thank you for giving me the opportunity to explain it to @everyone.
The only product that updates projects automatically (even fixing bugs) is the component (exactly as happens in stacks with the appās internal update system). The modularity and automatic theme updates that occurred with RW Classic do not exist in Elements.
The advantage of having element packages and projects in the internal archive is very useful ( also if you change computer and you donāt have a backup)
The real revolution of the archive will be providing updated components and being able to preview them before the purchase!. This is after all the advantages, and RMS is doing an excellent job of this and Iāll also add products in future
BTW: I recommend always making backups of your work with projects because that is the most important thing for you, and you must do them manually using progressive copies in the cloud.
another detailed reply here The quality (and longevity) of your work depends on how professional the developer is, beyond the quality of the distribution. I have been supporting customers for 20 years.
The positive side of elements is that it connects developers more intimately with customers, so to fix a bug in a project or element package, the developer must explain āstep by stepā to the customer how to resolve the bug in working projects and the CLOUD provided by RMS is the best tool to do it (allows you to exchange large files and maintain mass privacyl between user and the developer) . If you need assistance let me know
Cyber Monday 
, the offer lasts until Cyber Monday.
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However doing so is a lot of work, and even though 
