Re: the call to

#1170

Anonymous

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Hi,

Out of curiosity I ran the test check with Theme Check plugin and this is what I got:

Quote:

Theme Info:

600×450 294k
TitleContango Pro

Version1.5

AuthorDesignOrbital.com

Author URIhttp://designorbital.com/

Theme URIhttp://designorbital.com/contango-pro/

Tagswhite, light, two-columns, right-sidebar, fixed-width, custom-background, custom-header, custom-menu, featured-images, flexible-header, sticky-post, theme-options, threaded-comments, translation-ready

DescriptionContango is a responsive and highly versatile multi-purpose WordPress theme. The clean layout and sleek features make Contango a great option for your e-resume, online portfolio, agency, small business, entrepreneur or other professional website.

Running 15955 tests against Contango Pro using Guidelines Version: 20131213 Plugin revision: 1

One or more errors were found for Contango Pro.

WARNING: error_log PHP error log found.
RECOMMENDED: Screenshot size should be 880×660, to account for HiDPI displays. Any 4:3 image size is acceptable, but 880×660 is preferred.
RECOMMENDED: No reference to the_post_thumbnail() was found in the theme. It is recommended that the theme implement this functionality instead of using custom fields for thumbnails.
RECOMMENDED: No reference to add_editor_style() was found in the theme. It is recommended that the theme implement editor styling, so as to make the editor content match the resulting post output in the theme, for a better user experience.
RECOMMENDED: Tags: is either empty or missing in style.css header.
INFO: Possible hard-coded links were found in the file lib/core.php.
Line 708: get_field_id( ‘flickr_id’ ); ?>’> get_field_id( ‘twitter_widget_id’ ); ?>’> get_field_id( ‘flickr_id’ ); ?>’> get_field_id( ‘twitter_widget_id’ ); ?>’> http://designorbital.com/members/member/index‘ target=’_blank’>Download
INFO: lib/init.php The theme appears to use include or require. If these are being used to include separate sections of a template from independent files, then get_template_part() should be used instead.
Line 44: require_once( KAMN_LIB_DIR . ‘core.php’ );
Line 47: require_once( KAMN_LIB_DIR . ‘modules.php’ );
Line 53: require_once( KAMN_ADMIN_DIR . ‘admin.php’ );
Line 56: require_once( KAMN_ADMIN_DIR . ‘notify.php’ );
Line 66: require_once( KAMN_LIB_DIR . ‘utils.php’ );
INFO: lib/css/typography-custom.php The theme appears to use include or require. If these are being used to include separate sections of a template from independent files, then get_template_part() should be used instead.
Line 16: require_once( $wp_load1 );
Line 29: require_once( $wp_load );
INFO: lib/css/skin-custom.php The theme appears to use include or require. If these are being used to include separate sections of a template from independent files, then get_template_part() should be used instead.
Line 16: require_once( $wp_load1 );
Line 29: require_once( $wp_load );
INFO: lib/css/extend-css.php The theme appears to use include or require. If these are being used to include separate sections of a template from independent files, then get_template_part() should be used instead.
Line 16: require_once( $wp_load1 );
Line 29: require_once( $wp_load );
INFO: lib/admin/admin.php The theme appears to use include or require. If these are being used to include separate sections of a template from independent files, then get_template_part() should be used instead.
Line 40: require_once( KAMN_ADMIN_DIR . ‘page.php’ );
Line 1069: require( KAMN_ADMIN_DIR . ‘google-webfonts.php’ );
Line 1082: require( KAMN_ADMIN_DIR . ‘google-webfonts.php’ );

Is that ok? Or shall I fix something?

Big thanks again
Kamil