I just finished tweaking out a theme I call Rhapsody in Blue. I'm using it on my my site and - in the spirit of open source - I have packaged it up for others to use.
WP Theme: Rhapsody in Blue (6 posts)
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jct
Posted 6 years ago # -
g0nk
Posted 6 years ago #nice and clean!
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Nice! I like the fluidity of the design and how it has the look and feel of some of the more classic themes. I've added it to the Codex list.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Themes/Theme_List#Two_Columns
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Dgold
Posted 6 years ago #I like it, the fluid action is nice but also how it has a minimum width after which it won't squish any skinnier. I am looking for a similar 3-column fluid theme with double-columns (on the right or the left), although I can see how your 2 column approach is cleaner than my concept.
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hiawatha
Posted 6 years ago #Lovely theme, just right for what I want it for
except there's something strange about the searching.
I commented out the "display:none" for this in the css
so it gets displayed but when using it the sidebar disappears and all the output is linear. Looks like a scope problem of
a missing /div or similar but I couldn't find where the problem is.andy (aka hiawatha)
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Posted 6 years ago #Hell, now I see the problem - it *is* a scope problem - you
need code called in the second td of the table to display its results in the first one. There are two (at least) solutions1. use css positioning instead of a table
or
2. have an index.php that does both the job it does now and the job of being the code that responds to the search instead of making this a separate prog (search.php). You can call the search results display code from different points in this conditionally on checking whether its a response to a search request or not.
There are probably other ways.
CSS positioning is the best.andy
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