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[quote name='susan' timestamp='1270748362' post='14719'] OK, I'm one of those can't decide after reading everything and even watching the can't decide video. I like what the Flex theme has to offer, but with all of the flexibility what are the key differences between Pro, Craft or any of the other versions? Can I do the same things with any of them? Do they all have the same features of Pro? [/quote]

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sarah

Posted 09 April 2010 - 03:15 PM

Exactly. We offer so many design options for those who don't want to mess with the CSS changes or graphics themselves.

So good luck! When you finish a client site, feel free to post it in our Theme Showcase on the forum. We love having our customers show off their work

Sarah

Posted 09 April 2010 - 12:27 PM

Sarah, thanks so much. That's what I thought, but was curious when I saw you can buy "a package". Guess that's for those without the design skills. I can't wait to get started now. I'm often asked to create a website for people, but I'm not a programmer, so this will be perfect for me.

Susan

sarah

Posted 08 April 2010 - 03:30 PM

Hey Susan -

Well I'm just glad to hear you took the time to read and watch everything! Good for you!

The only differences between all of the Flexx themes is purely the design and graphics. They all have the same functions and features. So yes, Craft can do the same things you saw Professional do in the video.

Hope that helps!

Sarah

Posted 08 April 2010 - 11:39 AM

OK, I'm one of those can't decide after reading everything and even watching the can't decide video. I like what the Flex theme has to offer, but with all of the flexibility what are the key differences between Pro, Craft or any of the other versions? Can I do the same things with any of them? Do they all have the same features of Pro?

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