Thank you Olivia for getting back. However "the near future"?
Is that Days? Weeks? Months? I've been waiting 5 weeks!
I am pleased Themler is not shutting down. Up to the point of my issue it was working for me no problem doing exactly what it said on the tin bar the odd tweak here and there which is ok. However, that is why some of us are getting upset because we want it to work and know it is a great(can be even better) platform to quickly build responsive great looking website templates in the fraction of time it used to take. We have also put a lot time and effort in to learning Themler and working around its ways so that would be wasted too. A decent product scrapped and a having to start again is enough to upset anyone.
On a positive note no other CMS template building software provides such detailed construction of a website template without lots of hard coding so hats of to the developers for getting this far. This product is much needed and has the CMS web building community praying it keeps going.
Now what's needed is increased investment in skills and resources, quality change/resource management and improved project/planning to ensure this ship can continue to sail.
Thank you Olivia for getting back. However "the near future"?
Is that Days? Weeks? Months? I've been waiting 5 weeks!
I am pleased Themler is not shutting down. Up to the point of my issue it was working for me no problem doing exactly what it said on the tin bar the odd tweak here and there which is ok. However, that is why some of us are getting upset because we want it to work and know it is a great(can be even better) platform to quickly build responsive great looking website templates in the fraction of time it used to take. We have also put a lot time and effort in to learning Themler and working around its ways so that would be wasted too. A decent product scrapped and a having to start again is enough to upset anyone.
On a positive note no other CMS template building software provides such detailed construction of a website template without lots of hard coding so hats of to the developers for getting this far. This product is much needed and has the CMS web building community praying it keeps going.
Now what's needed is increased investment in skills and resources, quality change/resource management and improved project/planning to ensure this ship can continue to sail.