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I played around with them on the homepage. The huge issue with pictures is that since they are so large in size(compared to regular HTML pages and CSS sheets) they can really effect the load times for users with impossibly slow connections, and that it is even harder to make them work well with retina displays. My other problem with them in this particular use is that for a hosting service it's hard to find actually relative pictures for the topic. Sure you can find a bunch of different stock photos of servers, but it kinda ends there. That's why I decided to simply go with Font-Awesome glyph icons. They are already responsive and 4k-ready out of the box so it takes a lot of hassle out of the whole thing.

Definitely! I didn't know how to do that, but I wanted to.

I'm really diggin' that design! Very sexy for being open-source. Thanks for the share! I might actually use it one day.

Yeah I was thinking about doing that, I'll try and see what happens.

So I've made good progress on my site and am now looking for some good criticism. Give me all you got! https://nitrohosting.org Also note: It's completely responsive and 4K-ready

Worked perfectly. Thanks again

So if I was to click one of these links, or any of the sub-links, it takes me back to the billing portal: This is after enabling the .htaccess, SSL, and changing the logo to go to a set link(however I don't think that could have a role in this). Any thoughts?

Wow nevermind the whole problem was just me. I got too used to Coda2 automatically saving the file to the server that when I used it to open the file from FileZilla I forgot I had to say "yes" to replacing the file in FileZilla.

Sure, why not.

Yeah sure it's http://billing.nitrohosting.org/ however I've tried on several computers of mine.

Nope, I'm new to Blesta so it's just the Bootstrap theme.

Not purposefully, just a clean install of Apache.

That is what I did. Did both, still nothing.

First I changed the logo from an image to a simple <h3> for testing purposes, then the logo link. So far it's made no difference.

Oh sweet! Thanks! I tried making a change but it hasn't been applied. Should I restart the web server?

I was wondering if I could edit a PHP template so that my Blesta installation would use a text-based logo, for responsiveness reasons. I know that Blesta uses IonCube to protect the source so I'm wondering if It's even possible.

My simple take at the Blesta Theme contest. DOWNLOAD

I'm not even getting the Welcome Email, only the New Service Activated email, but that may be due to the fact that I am manually activating the service since a 100% coupon still forces you to use a payment gateway. The IP is shown there, however I feel like that is much too hidden for the average user to be able to easily find. Shouldn't it also go under the service information area? Also, anything on not forcing a .com/etc. ending for hostnames?

So I'm using blesta with SolusVM, and so far the integration has been better than any other billing software I've used. However, the IP of the VPS is not shown anywhere! I even tried adding it to the email you get after purchasing and still no luck. Is there a workaround for displaying the IP on the VPS control module? Also, is there a way to stop Blesta from forcing the hostname to use a .com/.net/etc, ending to the hostname?

Nevermind, fixed it by making a new Mandrill API key

None of the system emails such as after a purchase is sending, and when I try to send a test client an email purposefully, it says that is not able to send an email. Note: I want to use Mandrill(so SMTP) however that gives me the error, and when I use PHP mail instead is sends after 5 minutes.