Comments for The Theme Museum http://wp-content-themes.com Your Wordpress blog themes are here Thu, 18 Mar 2010 17:46:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Doc – a free minimal WordPress 2.7 theme by Neil Groom http://wp-content-themes.com/doc-a-free-minimal-wordpress-27-theme/257#comment-8892 Neil Groom Thu, 18 Mar 2010 17:46:34 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=257#comment-8892 Thank you... I have just searched for an hour looking for a perfect one column theme for my new site.... This is perfect... Simple but beautiful... This will give my readers a greater reading experience.. Please post any updates... Bookmarked. Thank you… I have just searched for an hour looking for a perfect one column theme for my new site…. This is perfect… Simple but beautiful… This will give my readers a greater reading experience..

Please post any updates… Bookmarked.

]]> Comment on Doc – a free minimal WordPress 2.7 theme by Anne Bender http://wp-content-themes.com/doc-a-free-minimal-wordpress-27-theme/257#comment-8818 Anne Bender Tue, 16 Mar 2010 01:04:24 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=257#comment-8818 Thank you, for the theme and the help. Thank you, for the theme and the help.

]]> Comment on Doc – a free minimal WordPress 2.7 theme by Delicia http://wp-content-themes.com/doc-a-free-minimal-wordpress-27-theme/257#comment-8816 Delicia Mon, 15 Mar 2010 23:24:23 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=257#comment-8816 Rudy, I'm afraid you'll need to edit some template files (single.php, page.php and, only if you wish, index.php). Copy <a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/edit_post_link" rel="nofollow">this piece of code</a> <code><?php edit_post_link(); ?></code>, paste it in a text editor to avoid any formatting issue, re-copy it and paste it inside of the loop. The best place would be in the .meta div (spot the line beginning with <code>div class="meta"</code> and drop it there. Hi, Anne, it's easier than you'd expect it. Edit the stylesheet (style css) and look for these lines: <code> p + p { text-indent : 20px; margin-top : -8px; } </code>. They're in the "/* ========== HTML elements ========== */" section. If you'll delete these four lines, the browsers will handle the paragraphs according to their defaults - generally by inserting a line break after each paragraph. Best regards. Rudy, I’m afraid you’ll need to edit some template files (single.php, page.php and, only if you wish, index.php).
Copy this piece of code <?php edit_post_link(); ?>, paste it in a text editor to avoid any formatting issue, re-copy it and paste it inside of the loop. The best place would be in the .meta div (spot the line beginning with div class="meta" and drop it there.
Hi, Anne, it’s easier than you’d expect it. Edit the stylesheet (style css) and look for these lines:
p + p {
text-indent : 20px;
margin-top : -8px;
}
.
They’re in the “/* ========== HTML elements ========== */” section.
If you’ll delete these four lines, the browsers will handle the paragraphs according to their defaults – generally by inserting a line break after each paragraph.

Best regards.

]]> Comment on Doc – a free minimal WordPress 2.7 theme by Anne Bender http://wp-content-themes.com/doc-a-free-minimal-wordpress-27-theme/257#comment-8814 Anne Bender Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:23:54 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=257#comment-8814 I just installed Doc theme as it is perfect for my writing blog, except for one tiny little thing. How do I remove the automatic indents? I'll keep searching, but if you could point me in the right direction that would be helpful, too. Thank you. :) I just installed Doc theme as it is perfect for my writing blog, except for one tiny little thing. How do I remove the automatic indents? I’ll keep searching, but if you could point me in the right direction that would be helpful, too.

Thank you. :)

]]> Comment on Doc – a free minimal WordPress 2.7 theme by Rudy Carrera http://wp-content-themes.com/doc-a-free-minimal-wordpress-27-theme/257#comment-8443 Rudy Carrera Fri, 26 Feb 2010 02:33:39 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=257#comment-8443 I mean the Doc template, sorry! I mean the Doc template, sorry!

]]> Comment on Doc – a free minimal WordPress 2.7 theme by Rudy Carrera http://wp-content-themes.com/doc-a-free-minimal-wordpress-27-theme/257#comment-8442 Rudy Carrera Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:56:29 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=257#comment-8442 Hi there; I love Delicia. It's a perfect theme for me. However, I'd like to know if there's an option to add an "Edit Page" function, as I'm always updating pages and posts, and it'd be easier for me to do it "on the fly," rather than having to go back to the admin panel, search for each page and then edit. Is there a fix for this? Best, Rudy Hi there;

I love Delicia. It’s a perfect theme for me. However, I’d like to know if there’s an option to add an “Edit Page” function, as I’m always updating pages and posts, and it’d be easier for me to do it “on the fly,” rather than having to go back to the admin panel, search for each page and then edit. Is there a fix for this?

Best,

Rudy

]]> Comment on Typogriph – a free fluid WordPress 2.7 theme by Dean West http://wp-content-themes.com/typogriph-a-free-fluid-wordpress-27-theme/150#comment-8254 Dean West Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:33:09 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=150#comment-8254 I’ve probably spent two years searching for a theme that would work for my writing site. Yours is about as perfect as they come. I’ve had the same problem as an earlier poster, Delicia, concerning the first line being uppercase. I tried the suggested correction but everything went to uppercase. I’ll experiment more with the CSS but I ‘m so happy with the theme, I may learn to live with that small distraction. Thanks again. Dean www.deanwest.org I’ve probably spent two years searching for a theme that would work for my writing site. Yours is about as perfect as they come. I’ve had the same problem as an earlier poster, Delicia, concerning the first line being uppercase. I tried the suggested correction but everything went to uppercase. I’ll experiment more with the CSS but I ‘m so happy with the theme, I may learn to live with that small distraction. Thanks again.

Dean
http://www.deanwest.org

]]> Comment on Optimal title in Wordpress by Dynamic headings for the blog title | The Theme Museum http://wp-content-themes.com/optimal-title-in-wordpress/24#comment-8065 Dynamic headings for the blog title | The Theme Museum Mon, 08 Feb 2010 05:57:00 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=24#comment-8065 [...] The emergence of niche blogs produced an important mutation in the heading structure (as well as in the structure of the title meta tag). The urge of getting individual posts posts indexed fast (and high) convinced pro bloggers to [...] [...] The emergence of niche blogs produced an important mutation in the heading structure (as well as in the structure of the title meta tag). The urge of getting individual posts posts indexed fast (and high) convinced pro bloggers to [...]

]]> Comment on Typogriph – a free fluid WordPress 2.7 theme by Marlee O'Neal http://wp-content-themes.com/typogriph-a-free-fluid-wordpress-27-theme/150#comment-7856 Marlee O'Neal Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:08:39 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=150#comment-7856 Hi..I really like this template and I'm comfortable working with PHP and CSS. I would like to change the "About" page layout so that it does not include the sidebar. How do I go about doing that? Kind regards, Marlee Hi..I really like this template and I’m comfortable working with PHP and CSS. I would like to change the “About” page layout so that it does not include the sidebar. How do I go about doing that?

Kind regards,
Marlee

]]> Comment on Strict validating searchform (Wordpress) by rocktivity http://wp-content-themes.com/strict-validating-searchform-wordpress/34#comment-7745 rocktivity Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:08:58 +0000 http://wp-content-themes.com/?p=34#comment-7745 Thanks a lot. When I used the WP widget search form, it didn't validate for Strict. Don't have enough on my site yet to warrant a search form, but your code is now in my sidebar--commented out and good to go! Thanks a lot. When I used the WP widget search form, it didn’t validate for Strict. Don’t have enough on my site yet to warrant a search form, but your code is now in my sidebar–commented out and good to go!

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