Envato Reject Reasons By Thong Tran on Tuesday, 24 June 2014 at 10:37 Please turn off the audio on the demo URL homepage or give an option to stop it. Please provide documentation for this template: You can use a premade template or the Documenter tool for your documentation, both linked below: http://themeforest.net/forums/thread/the-documenter/40757?page=1 http://themeforest.s3.amazonaws.com/108_helpFile/Template.zip wp_footer needs to be immediately before the end of the body tag. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_footer wp_header needs to be immediately after the end of the head tag Reduce the delay of the animation Remove the unused code Prefix all your custom functions/variables/classes. A good rule of thumb is to prefix everything with your theme initials and your own initials. http://nacin.com/2010/05/11/in-wordpress-prefix-everything/ Avoid generic prefixes like: mytheme_ my_theme_, etc JPGs should be named in a numeric order which will dictate the order in which they’re shown (i.e., 01_design.jpg, 02_closeup.jpg, 03_colorvariation.jpg…). Enqueue the Google fonts the right way https://gist.github.com/ivorpad/b5cff9c3d597d2764295 5. wp_head should be placed immediately before head closing tag. Your global variables should always be named in such a way as to NOT cause conflicts. Try to use a prefix for that. http://crappycode.wordpress.com/2012/12/30/global-data/ Please make sure that you’re not using any deprecated WP tags. You can use the theme check plugin to check for this. Also, make sure that your template doesn’t raise any PHP errors, notices or warnings. Enabling wp_debug can help you with this. Please make sure that the default WordPress CSS classes are covered in your stylesheet and you’re not stripping out any native functionality. Install http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/developer as "Theme for a self-hosted WordPress installation", and let it install the following debug tools: - Debug Bar - Debug Bar Cron - Log Deprecated Notices - Monster Widget - Theme Check Do no unregister WP and woocommerce default widgets How to test the blog/posts layout/functionality - Import the Theme Unit Test [http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Unit_Test] file and make sure that: - Posts display correctly, with no apparent visual problems or errors. - Posts display in correct order. - Page navigation displays and works correctly. - As "sticky posts" are a core feature, the theme should style and display them appropriately. - Lack of body text should not adversely impact the layout. - Theme must incorporate both the "Tag" and the "Category" taxonomies in some manner. - Floats are cleared properly for floated element (thumbnail image) at the end of the post content.