Probably not. Have you figured out which plugin exactly is stinking up the pond? Your best best is to find an alternate plugin that will do what you want or .. and you probably don’t want to hear this either .. find a different theme.
And hi, Joni!
Joni
By right, theme should support any plugin. It’s just a matter of whether it has out-of-box support (just need to activate, set and go) or manual setup (which means you need to add a line or two of PHP script into theme file that you want).
Thanks for the help! Hi Joni LOL!
@webfwrd With all due respect, I don’t see how a theme can be expected to support every plugin. It should support WordPress and work with all of WP’s functions. If the plugin is doing ITS job properly, there wouldn’t be an issue. Some plugins clash with each other as well. And whether or not the plugin is set up manually or automatically has nothing whatsoever to do with the theme. It’s done on the WP dashboard. So I don’t understand that last statement at all.
