Peter Boosten
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Trying to get my gif logo to link to home page…?You’re welcome from Kerkrade, The Netherlands 😉
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Trying to get my gif logo to link to home page…?Ah yes, I was viewing FF only, sorry for that.
Then I suppose we have to be more specific. Add to your style.css the following:
.headertitle img { border: none; }Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Trying to get my gif logo to link to home page…?But I cannot see any border (anymore – I suppose the white border I saw earlier around the gif you’ve added the home link to).
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Trying to get my gif logo to link to home page…?Hmmm, next time please use pastebin for displaying these large chunks of code
What exactly isn’t working? It looks alright to me.
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Trying to get my gif logo to link to home page…?my instructions told you to add that to the stylesheet, not the header.php (or index.php, depending on your theme).
Stylesheet = style.css
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Different headerYou mean the picture of you (or that man person 🙂 )?
That all depends on in which file the #header div has been defined.
In ‘standard’ wordpress themes, things in your header that don’t change are defined in a file called header.php, which is the same for all pages. An example of that would be the head section of the xhtml page. Same for the footer (footer.php).
It is however possible to move that #header information to a page (custom template), which can be different for all pages.
I’ve downloaded the Esther theme, and it seems to be the case.
Another (easier) possibility is to assign different classes to different pages, and to put different background images into these different classes. You’ld have to build some if statements into your header.php
You can check with
is_page('CV')for instance that you’re on the CV page and assign a class called cv-class to it.In your css you then add that cv-class with the appropriate image (and remove it from #header of course).
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: What’s your opinion of this theme? Am I overlooking anything?Then back to my original remark: if the theme fulfills all your requirements, then purchase it.
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Trying to get my gif logo to link to home page…?in your stylesheet (add to .headertitle):
.headertitle { border: none; }Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: What’s your opinion of this theme? Am I overlooking anything?It’s not just the psd. You can obviously choose between a single domain license, or a unlimited domain license. If you buy the latter, you’ll get the design also as psd, which gives you access to their ‘sketch board’ (the original graphics).
About every theme is adjustable (even when they throw in that nasty encoded stuf fin there), I don’t need any psd for that.
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Trying to get my gif logo to link to home page…?<a href="/"><img src="logo.gif"/></a>Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: What’s your opinion of this theme? Am I overlooking anything?I’m sure you made a list of requirements for your future theme. If the theme you’re willing to purchase fulfills these requirements, then who are we advising you not to buy it?
For me, a theme needs to be adjustable.
Peter
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In reply to: My theme is going crazy!change .footer into #footer 😉
It’s not defined as class in your xhtml.
Peter
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In reply to: My theme is going crazy!because it’s empty (between
<div id="footer">and</div>)Peter
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In reply to: Autumn Forest 1.0 Theme H-E-L-P PleaseHow to proceed if I want each page to have a different framed picture?
Pages can have different templates in WordPress, so you need to create a different page-template for each of them.
Another possibility is the use of custom fields, but that’s kinda complicated (it’s not, but it’ll need a whole lot of explaining).
I am thinking about having a video on the home page presenting the blog and what is all about
Make sure the video loading on different pages is going to scare your readers away, because of the downloading times…
Peter
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: My theme is going crazy!what exactly do you consider ‘frames’?
A good method for applying paddings and/or margins is the use of inner divs.
You create outer divs as placeholders (which are the exact width you want them to be), and create inner divs to place the actual text in. You can apply paddings and margins to these inner divs, without having to worry about divs moving away.
an example
<div id="outer"> <div id="inner"> your text goes here </div> <!-- inner div --> </div> <!-- outer div -->and the css
#outer { width: 500px; } #inner { padding: 10px; margin: 10px; }That’ll take 40px of width of your inner div, but won’t harm your outer div’s width.
Peter