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(11 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

bloggitivity wrote:

Very sweet designs.

Thanks!

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(11 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

Had some issues with our host being down for a couple days, but its back up now.

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(11 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

x-tra wrote:

For sure a very nice design.
I am now following you on twitter :-)

Thanks Thomas!

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(11 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

dgodfather wrote:

I like the new look better than the old look. Good job!

Thanks man!

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(11 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

i tried it in opera, firefox, chrome, safari, and IE. they all load the site. i don't know why you can't see it

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(11 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

http://TechUnfolding.com

Hey guys, we have just activated the reboot of our new TechUnfolding website. New server, new design, new posts, new everything. So in light of that, I thought it only fair to reboot my showcase of the site.

We are running on Classical Gamer 1.0.1 with networked sites enabled. The first thing I had to do was strip the CSS down to the basics and rebuild from there. I think it came out pretty good, but I'd love to know what you guys think.

Looks best in Firefox, Chrome and Safari.

- Dan

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(9 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

I find it interesting how you set your wallpaper. I've never thought of doing it that way before.

Great job.

I need this as well

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(3 replies, posted in General Help)

Okay i gotcha. Thanks!

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(3 replies, posted in General Help)

My mistake, yarpp is a plugin. Where is the loop located for the main page?

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(3 replies, posted in General Help)

Hey guys, I barely know any PHP but I've been trying to locate The Loop inside the arras theme so that i can add a template tag to it. I'm not totally sure, but is The Loop located in the yarpp-template-arras.php page? If not, where can i add a template tag in order to get thumbnails working with the WordPress MU Sitewide Tags Pages plugin?

I already asked the maker of the plugin about its compatibility with the arras specific theme, but they just said to ask here about how arras does thumbnails.

http://YOURSITE.com/wp-admin/

sounds like you want to use the Wordpress Multi-Site. This creates sub-sites, each with their own unique categories, themes, log-ins, etc etc. I have that set up on my site (currently in maintenance mode) and it does exactly what your describing.

I think its the WordPress MU Sitewide Tags Pages plugin that does this.

Okay, If you want to separate them then try this:

Top:
.widgettitle  { bacground: url(  ); }

Mid & Bottom:
.widgetcontent  { background: url(  ) bottom; }

By combining the mid and bottom together and aligning it to the bottom of the element, this will give you the effect your looking for, but at the same time allow for the widget to grow or shrink.

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(2 replies, posted in General Help)

Put this in your user.css

.blog-description  { color: #fff; }

Using thumbnails in the Featured post and Slideshow require the images to be cashed and automatically resized to fit said dimensions. If you are only using external images for the featured image, there is no cashing involved, thus, nothing will show up on the main page.

You only have 3 widgets with your image link, and all 3 work fine.

In your CSS

.widgetcontainer  { background: url(YOURIMAGELINK) repeat; }

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(5 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

Well done!

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(9 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

Love the content! Keep up the good work!

Put this in your user.css

#header { background: #fff; border-top: 20px solid #000; }

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(2 replies, posted in General Help)

Cut the width by about 40px and you should be good to go.

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(9 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

gvault wrote:
JexXero wrote:

I don't know if it's just me, but it seems that your header is not centered on the page with the rest of the content.

How do i center the header? i set width 100% for it.

Go in your CSS and set the right and left margin for the #header to auto.

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(9 replies, posted in Theme Showcase)

I don't know if it's just me, but it seems that your header is not centered on the page with the rest of the content.