Comment on Talian SEO Theme by Stallion WordPress SEO Theme Author.
Although Stallion 6 is based on Talian 5 it’s a new theme with most of the code rewritten so it’s not actually an update of Talian 5.
When you install Stallion 6 it doesn’t use anything from the Talian 5 installation (no settings are imported), you can have Talian 5 and Stallion 6 setup at the same time (one activated one not) and theoretically switch between them : the widgets may mess up mind you if you did that as some have the same names.
So install Stallion 6 like you would any new WordPress theme.
Some of the Talian 5 banners are not included in Stallion 6, there are more banners in Stallion 6, but not always the same ones.
You can copy banners from Talian 5 to Stallion 6 easily, put which ever sets missing that you use into the custom folders (there’s 5 of them) built into Stallion 6. See Stallion Theme Colours, Banners and Header Image Options for instructions.
David
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