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Dynamo 1.6.2

Released: February 12, 2015 Product: dynamo

This update requires WooCommerce to be updated to 2.3 or higher. Be sure to run the WooCommerce updater when prompted.

See this article for important notes on the WooCommerce changes if you have a child theme.

You must have Dynamo 1.6.1 installed prior to running this update.

General Enhancements:

Styling updates for WooCommerce 2.3
Updated AddThis sharing buttons
Cart is now full-width for better responsiveness
Improved header cart functionality
Custom link field in Partners posts now allows a different URL in translaitons. You must copy existing urls to translations!
Contact header (top bar) updated to use font icons. These will take the contact header link color in the Customizer.
Added social networks to contact header options
Added Custom Shopping Bag text option

General Fixes

Removed deprecated OCMX gallery functions which triggered activation errors on installs with locked down MySQL databases. This does not affect any functionality in this theme.
Fixed issue with widget columns in some responsive views
Fixed them options menu default capability, resolves permission issues on some installs
Fixed testimonial post count option

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HOW TO UPDATE

Updating can be tricky, but is an important maintenance step for your site.
View the Update Guide
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