• I just wanted to invite anyone who wants to to take my Christmas stylesheet. It is at http://josiah.ritchietribe.net/blog/wp-layout.css and you are welcome to take it and try it on your own blog and edit the tar out of it to meet what you like. I think it would work with the default template just fine as mine isn’t a large variation if the default. If you do use it let me know. I’d just simply like the pleasure of watching how other deviate.
    For those who don’t know how, this is just a replacement for your wp-layout.css file. Backup your current one and put this one in its place then refresh your browser to see your new Christmas look.

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  • Josiah,
    Thanks a bunch for this! I’m going to play around with it tonight after work!
    Craig.

    Goodness GRACIOUS that is green. It makes my eyes go all crazy. Definitely very Christmas though! 🙂

    no comments. :S

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    @antifuse: hehe, you should have seen it before I added the red. It was entirely monochrome green before. That one is available at http://josiah.ritchietribe.net/blog/default.css.backup. Nothing but green… 🙂

    is the one running on http://newsletter.webdesign4india.com/ the latest?

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    @sushubh: Nope? It’s not the latest of anything of mine. Did this go in the wrong slot?

    ooh. its one of the alternate stylesheets. use Opera or Mozilla to check that out… 😛
    I like charleen the best of all the free ones I found here, no offense. 🙂

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    Are we going to the same link? Where’s the option to change stylesheets?

    Sashubh: Thank you. I’ll be trying to release some more themes over the holidays.

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    I’m going to need help finding that extension. I installed EditCSS, but that wasn’t it. It does look like a helpful tool though.

    http://cdn.mozdev.org/linkToolbar/
    This is the one I have installed. There must be more for the alternative stylesheet selector.
    Mozilla sites use them to offer fixed and non-fixed menus.
    Another example of usage is present here:
    http://forum.webdesign4india.com/index.php?showtopic=157

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    Ah, now that I see. That is a neat little extension… I see my X-Mas one there, but the green isn’t mine. My green theme was very similar to my Christmas one. The main background was the same color.

    good u like that.
    nice place to mention, Opera has the capability in built (determined to prove a point 😉
    as for the CSS file, I am not a christman person i believe 😛
    Don’t mind…

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    Does Opera have an equivalent of extensions though? Why build it in and bog it down when only a small portion of users will use it? I like the ectension concept. Opera is a good browser, but I’m of the opinion that Firebird surpassed it. I don’t need email on my browser so don’t want it installed. 🙂 Now at home I use Opera 6 on a 300Mhz w98 box and also use its then ugly email program, but that’s another story. Opera is a very good browser and I think it’s more popular than most realize with that whole masquerading as IE bit.

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    Does Opera have popup blocking now? I’m using the pre M2 version at home.

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