<pre>@<i>Simon Prosser
<br><br></i>****The only issue was the menu, permission was asked****<br><br>Why is a top level needed for the theme? How not having a top level menu will is gonna affect any of the features in the theme?<br><br>What about the exceptions on the fav icon, the default site logo and your logo in footer?<br>
<br>What about the exception for having images hot linked.<br><br><br>They are all ****** Required rules ***** and not recommended<br><br><br>Also, the shop script is not necessary for any of the functions of the theme that a theme user would be interested in, then why bundle it with the theme?<br>
<br><br><br><br>*****Points from theme review guidelines*********
<a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Review">http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Review</a>
- Themes are *required* to include within the Theme all images, scripts,
and other bundled resources. Such resources *must not* be "hotlinked"
from a third-party site.
- Themes are *recommended not* to implement custom favicon
functionality. If implemented, favicon functionality is *required* to be
opt-in, and disabled by default.
- Themes are *required* to use the *add_theme_page()* function to add
the Theme Settings Page to the *Appearance* menu, rather than using *
add_menu_page()* to add a top-level menu.
- Themes are *required* to save options in a single array, rather than
create multiple options for its settings page. Use of set_theme_mod and
get_theme_mod handles this for you, as does using the Settings API.
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