Just released my new theme, TypoXP.
Clean, 3-column, 1024px resolution, fixed width.
Download and see it in action here:
http://www.sunaryohadi.info/typoxp-theme.htm
Thank you.
New Theme : TypoXP (28 posts)
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Sunaryo Hadi
Posted 7 years ago #
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Ktalks
Posted 7 years ago #
beautiful
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Maryndor
Posted 7 years ago #
Very interesting theme. And nice. But the icon of the Pages in the sidebar is a box, which.. doesn't containt the sense of word "page", IMHO. Anyway good job.
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res 1024 but I have a small horizontal scrollbar...
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gnorb
Posted 7 years ago #
Extremely nice and simple theme.
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ladydelaluna
Posted 7 years ago #
It's a beautiful theme... but only at 1024 or higher.
Would be MORE beautiful if the content column was flexible - that way 800x600 visitors wouldn't have to scroll... -
Posted 7 years ago #
#ladydelaluna: I should consider it Thank you.
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Posted 7 years ago #
please post back if you do make it that way... i'd definitely be interested in it!
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@ ladydelaluna,
In a way you are right, but on the otherhand. If you have a statcounter whit nice options like seeing the screenresolution people use, you will find out that 90 % use 1024 or higher.
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Shelby DeNike
Posted 7 years ago #
That looks really nice. I think I might just have to use that for my blog.
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Posted 7 years ago #
red-star - that depends on the content of your site... if you're a programmer, then yes, most programmers/web developers use 1024. but if you're writing about a weight loss journey, you're apt to have people from all walks of life, who may or may not even KNOW they can change from the default 800 on their 7 year old computer... you know?
it depends on your site... and only that... who your visitors are. if they're "computer savvy" they'll use 1024 - but both of my own parents use 800x600 (it doesn't help that they're in their 50s and both need glasses either)
it's just nice when a theme comes out that's suitable for ALL resolutions... that's all. :) i know i can tweak this one if i wanted... but i'm referring to non-CSS/HTML users.
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Posted 7 years ago #
#ladydelaluna get a point on this.
I just check my Google Analytics, my web visitor using 800x600 res are more than 15%. That's why the I have to considering her suggestion.
In other way, when I start design this, I also do consider this. The first 2-column for 800x600px is for link that 'importanly' have to visible in 800x600. And in 3rd column, I put the links which less important.
Actualy, before I look my statistic, I have same idea with red-star, lol. I assume that my visitor using 800x600 res should be less than 5%. I just not recheck my Google Analytics for that.
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Okay, I understand the explenation, but how far does one or another have to go. There also stil people with a 14 " screen. Do I have to take that in mind? My site is now made for a resolution from 800X600, but i dont know how long I will keep it like that. Is that wromg?
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Posted 7 years ago #
red-star - i don't believe that restricting a site layout to ANY resolution is a good idea. i do, however, feel that making a layout work with any resolution (by using a flexible content div and fixed width in sidebars) a fantastic idea.
sorry if you misunderstood what i was saying... i was always speaking in terms of fluidity and flexibility for all screen resolutions... not designing for any one type of resolution in particular.
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I use a 15" laptop at 1024. That's fairly standard. It's actually a wide screen, yet it still gives me a scroll bar. When the theme doesn't work for the average user, I don't see how you can consider it for widespread use
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Its not possible resiny. There will always be a possible scrollbarr. A specaly with Blogs.
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Posted 7 years ago #
I have a 17" monitor set at 1024 and still get a little bit of a scroll on the bottom...
However my point is that I happen to have a lot of visitors (not quite half, but close) that use 800x600 for some of my sites... so unless a theme can appear the same in BOTH 800 and 1024, i'm usually less apt to use it.
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Oeps Lady, I havend see the scroll on the bottom. I use a 19" screen with 1280X960.
A scrollbar at the bottom is bad. -
Heh, I feel like at home :) saying something but nobody listens to it...
I've said hours ago about the horizontal scrollbar. -
I feel like home too. I here something, but dont know what...You are right, I see your comment
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Heh, I feel like at home :) saying something but nobody listens to it...
I've said hours ago about the horizontal scrollbar.I hate to break it to you, Moshu, but no one ever listens to you :)
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Posted 7 years ago #
LOL
Well for once, someone "listened" to me before they "listened" to moshu!! (Even though ya beat me on the post!) ;)
We still love you, moshu... honest we do!
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Wow!!!
very clean and simple! Nicely done!
I will be downloading a copy for myself
Thanks, Mike
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Bhoney
Posted 7 years ago #
I have to be honest...I don't like the theme at all.It looks rather thrown together and a knock off of 90% of the other themes out there right now.Nothing, special or unique about this.
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Posted 7 years ago #
Thanks all! Your responds is quite awesome. I have made correction on bugs, and sadly not in 'fluidity'. It's look like I have to find better layout composition.
Too bad, #Bhoney's comment is not contributing any value to me, rather than create a 'flaming'. The same words created at http://www.arenawp.com/?p=12 and on some topics in this forum. Not quite reflecting the free 'open-source' spirit. For now, I just wait his/her positive contribution to WordPress and community.
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Too bad, #Bhoney's comment is not contributing any value to me, rather than create a 'flaming'. The same words created at arenawp.com/?p=12 and on some topics in this forum. Not quite reflecting the free 'open-source' spirit. For now, I just wait his/her positive contribution to WordPress and community.
I don't get your point. He/she was giving their opinion on the theme. If all you want is us to worship your work, say so and we won't dare say anything negative.
Personally, I'd rather have honest reviews
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Mark (podz)
Posted 7 years ago #
I agree with Resiny.
You wanted feedback - and to be honest you can learn more from those being critical than those who just praise.Constructive criticism is - as always - welcome here.
Keep it positive :)
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Posted 7 years ago #
Yes, it's true #resiny and #podz. My apologies to #Bhoney. I love the part of "I have to be honest...I don't like the theme at all.".
May be I do misinterpretating her/his words
"... a knock off of 90% of the other themes out there right now ..."
I just hope this will not discouraging other people to keep learning CSS/XHTML and WordPress.
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