Wordpress theme can't null

can anyone null a theme ? its keep asking
" to see theme options ! Go to Envato Market plugin and insert Token"

Just delete the Envato Market plugin.
As per the Wordpress TOS, you should always be able to run a theme,
even if you didn't pay for updates or support.
Unless I missed an important TOS update on this.

Extruser said:

As per the Wordpress TOS, you should always be able to run a theme,
even if you didn't pay for updates or support.
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What are you talking about?

rafark said:

What are you talking about?

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Guess the GPL license.

what theme is it , have you tried the theme section in here yet?

NotAllenTuring said:

Guess the GPL license.

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That warrants nothing in regards of functionality. It may no be ilegal to try to run SOME parts of the code (some parts aren't legally part to the GPL license), but that doesn't mean at all that any theme should/must successfully run on any wordpress environment.

rafark said:

That warrants nothing in regards of functionality. It may no be ilegal to try to run SOME parts of the code (some parts aren't legally part to the GPL license), but that doesn't mean at all that any theme should/must successfully run on any wordpress environment.

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Just strip out the CSS & JS code that doesn’t directly interact with the WP api’s and your done.

I would love to discuss WP, its derivatives (themes and plugins) and licensing, but there are already a ton of discussion made about this, both on and off BHW.

Having said that, in my opinion the Envato hybrid/dual license model remains an akward one.

Personally, I could care less if someone repurposed my CSS/JS/PHP for fun and profit. After all I’m standing on the shoulders of giants. People who figured a lot of this stuff out and where willing to share their knowledge for free before I came on the scene. Sort of like this forum, but I digress.

The only weight behind the Envato dual license is money. If that makes them happy, I’m fine with that, and to each it’s own I guess.

But let’s not fool ourselves or each other. With a few exceptions a lot of the Envato themes are bloated bs that are great at one thing, and one thing only: setting false expectations.

When you move out of the Godaddy/Envato phase, and actually start to understand WP and the difference between reliable hosting, people tend to completely forget about Theme Forrest.

You should always ask yourself the question what problem does this (technology) solve. The second one is to ask who is actually benefiting from this. In Envato’s case it’s not the customer

Extruser said:

Just delete the Envato Market plugin.
As per the Wordpress TOS, you should always be able to run a theme,
even if you didn't pay for updates or support.
Unless I missed an important TOS update on this.

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my website went white screen after i delete the market plugin, to fix white screen deleted theme.
now again trying to install theme and screen will go white again.
it is under GPL licence and that's why theme or plugin Author can't do much lol

redarrow said:

what theme is it , have you tried the theme section in here yet?

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it is king.

rafark said:

What are you talking about?

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Guess you didn't know.
However, I never use nulled themes.
I just borrow themes I like from people who bought them, if you know what I mean.
Never had any issues.
I must say, if I like a theme after testing it, I buy a license, to support the creator.
There are however a lot of shitty themes, even on Themeforest.

Why are you afraid of small expenses such as getting theme for this business you will earn money from a job?