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The dummy content you are uploading calls for a particular menu to be present in the theme. You’ll want to look at the source of the dummy content or check with Theme support at ThemeForest.

You are likely to need to need a custom plugin. A quick search of Google failed to show any plugins that work with topproducer.

LTS compliant isn’t a meaningful term. I can’t find any reference to a standard.

Alternately, you could use the page slug to pull up the right image. In your page.php file, you could include something like this inside the loop:

<?php
global $post;
$page_name = $post->post_name;
?><img src="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/<?php echo $page_name;? >.jpg" />

will insert an image with the page_slug name(.jpg) from the images folder in the theme directory

I started looking at your site and saw your problem. And then the problem disappeared, but the shortcodes for wp-e-commerce stopped working.

My first, best guess is that you need to reset the wp-e-commerce paths. Go to Store -> Settings -> Admin and click on the link at the bottom of the page.

That makes sense – 755 is all the permission that is required (there is never a need to execute an uploaded file).

What doesn’t make sense is why your setup is not correctly finding the TMP file. Have your tech install a phpinfo.php file on your site and confirm that the PHP.ini setup is correct.

A missing temporary folder is a hosting issue. This isn’t something you can likely fix (securely) via WordPress.

You want use “category__and” (double-underlines) e.g.
array( ‘category__and’ => array( #, #) )

Somewhere in your theme is the CSS code. From outside it looks like it is in the header.php file

Where you see #header – you would insert <style> tag in front, and </style> at the end of the css.
You may want to put the source on Pastebin so that specific advice can be provided.