A two-column theme ported over from Free Css Templates. Cleaned up the sidebar for a simpler look.
Features
- 2 Columns - Fixed Width
- Widgets Ready
- Gettext enabled
- XHTML & CSS compliance
Changelog
Version 1.1
- Tested on Firefox 2.0 and IE 6.
- Work in WP2.0 and WP2.1
- Widgets-ready
- Move content code in front of sidebar code for better SEO (tip off: moshu)
- Add edit post link
- Add alt comments
- Add comments on pages
Version 1.2
- XHTML & CSS Compliance
- 404.php added
Version 1.3
- Tag support for WP 2.3
Version 1.4
- Gettext enabled by Henrik Schack
- Danish Translation by Henrik Schack
License
This theme is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license, hence please leave the author links intact.
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it looks great
Very nice! I like the clean look of it. I recommended it to a friend.
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hi.. im using your theme but i need to add some graphic at the right side..how can i do that?
Hi syia, you can insert your img tag into sidebar.php
Thank you so much Genkisan
I LOVE THIS THEME!
I’m absolutely loving the simplicity behind this theme. I was wonder, though, if you could help me with this:
#1 When I create a Links and Archives page, nothing seems to show up. Is there something else I should be doing?
#2 Can your site use Extended Live Archives?
Thanks so much!
#1 This theme do not have Links and Archives page template. Hence you need to insert the template function manually. you probably need the Exec-PHP plugin too.
http://bluesome.net/post/2005/08/18/50/
Temmplate functions
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_get_archives
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_bookmarks
#2 Yup. Should not be a problem.
hi nice site.
Great design work!
Credits to David Herreman
Great theme! This will be my first wordpress blog and I’m going to use this one.
But a follow up question:
I want to create an Archives page and though I’ve read everything out there, I still can’t seem to make this work. I’ve just upgraded to WP 2.2, so maybe that is the problem?
Specifically, I want to use Extended Live Archives and I’ve installed it in my plug-ins folder, but can’t figure out how to get the code in the page. I’ve created a new page called Archives but can’t seem to get a Custom Field with the archives.php created.
Am I making sense?
Thanks for any help.
I think it should work in WP2.2. Try the following
1. Duplicate a copy of the page.php and rename it archives.php.
2. insert this right at the top of archives.php
<?php
/*
Template Name: Extended Live Archives
*/
?>
3. Look for
<?php the_content(''); ?>and replace with
<?php if (function_exists('af_ela_super_archive')) {af_ela_super_archive();} ?>4. Go to your newly created Archives page in Admin Panel and on your right sidebar, under Page Template, select “Extended Live Archives”.
hazaah! Worked like a charm.
Thanks so much for the help. Now I’ve got a hang of how to create other pages for my site.
If you have time to answer another question? What’s the best way to go about generating a different sidebar for each page created? For example, in my archives page, I want to have different widgets show up, etc.
I tried creating another sidebar php, I called it sidebar2.php and replaced the sidebar.php line in the index.php template. Nothing happened. Do you know if the change should have been made somewhere else?
Also, I’m already guessing the answer to this is No, but is there a way to make two separate sidebar php’s (if I were to successfully create a separate sidebar for different pages) dynamic? Or will I have to hard code those additional sidebars?
Thanks for this! Loving it all!
Before I go on, I need to know whether you are using the sidebar widgets plugin.
If yes, then it’s going to get very messy to achieve your aim.
If you are hardcoding the sidebars, then it’ll be a little simpler
LOL - yes, for the primary sidebar I am using the sidebar widgets but not necessarily the plugin, I think? I’ve installed WP 2.2 and it looks like the widgets are there by default now. So, nope, I do not have any type of widgets plugin installed currently.
Hope that helps! And thanks for all of yours.
Oops.. I forgot WP 2.2 has got widgets built-in. So I guess you are using the widgets instead of hardcoding functions in the sidebar. After some experimenting, I guess this is a no-go because you can’t duplicate widgets. For example if you use the Categories widget on a page, you can’t use it on another page or even your homepage.
So if you are prepared to manually insert functions into multiple sidebar files, here goes..
1. duplicate a copy of sidebar.php and rename sidebar2.php
(which you have done)
2. in your new page template (e.g archives.php), replace <?php get_sidebar() ?> with <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/sidebar.php’); ?>
3. repeat 1 & 2 for other pages
4. customise each sidebar to your liking.
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