The display of your comment forms is handled by the core WordPress function comment_form(). The ThemeStarta Framework leaves this function to run in it's default way, except for hiding the series of allowed HTML tags below the box that pretty much nobody really likes. You can make further changes to how your comment form displays by working with the available parameters for this...

Inside every ThemeStarta Framework based theme there is a folder named "languages". Inside that folder is a POT file, i.e. a translation file template. You can use the free POEdit software to create your own language files for your themes. http://www.poedit.net/ Full instructions on using POEdit can be found on their website, and you can get full instructions on localizing WordPress...

In the ThemeStarta Framework, the WordPress post editor colors are controlled via the "editor-style.css" file in the root folder of your theme. The ThemeStarta Editor generates this file based on your theme colors so your post editing space will match your theme. This file does get rewritten every time you update your theme, but when your done editing you can alter that file to manually change...

By default, when you use ThemeStarta to create your themes it will automatically generate a settings file on which the behavior of the in built slider is based. ThemeStarta gives you the option to control some of the settings that influence the slider's behavior, such as transition type, time between rotations and speed of rotations. Other settings come from the layout you create in...

In the galleries of any StoreStarta theme, where a gallery image has a larger version available that image will appear in a colorbox popup when the image is clicked in the gallery. But what if you would prefer the images to all link to your "Add To Cart URL" instead? This can be especially useful if you are using affiliate links rather than shopping cart purchase links in this field. Here's...

When you enter an image in any content, by default WordPress will wrap it in <p> (paragraph) tags. Paragraph tags create a little space above and a little space below. To remove the space created by these tags, switch to HTML mode and replace the <p> </p> tags with <div> </div> tags. For more guidance on creating images slideshows in the Spotlight block, please...