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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2010 weaverHey kris42 –
Sorry, I don’t really get over to this forum very much. There is a very active support forum for 2010 Weaver at http://wpweaver.info/forum .
But to answer you specific question, no. There is no way to make it a fluid theme. You can change the width to another fixed value. This is very much due to the decision to support several arrangements of sidebars, which require calculations based on a known width.
I will try to add a link to the support site on the Weaver control panel so it will be easier to find.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Can anybody tell me what's wrong here?Hard to say – I’d guess it has something to do with the code added by the facebook / twitter / rss buttons on the top right.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: New WP3 Twenty Ten child themeThis is a WordPress.org server issue. They have the proper theme files, but there seems to be some server issue that is delivering the wrong set of files. It doesn’t have anything to do with the theme, just the WordPress.org server. The update is also available at http://wpweaver.info/download/.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2010 Weaver SupportAbout failed upgrades:
Something has definitely screwy has been happening with the WordPress.org servers and 2010 Weaver 1.3.1. The theme was approved, and has the correct files, but for some reason, has (seemingly randomly) been generating incorrect .zip files – has many missing files, and apparently not the same set of file.
Please note that this is some kind of (temporary) WordPress fault, and is beyond the control of the 2010 Weaver Theme itself. The WordPress theme repository has a correct set of files, it is just delivering the wrong set for download or update.
You can always go to http://wpweaver.info for the latest version to download. Just delete the current version from the dashboard, then reinstall the version from the .zip you download. Your settings will all be fine, and still there.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: dynamic headers plugin with twenty ten themeMy theme, Twenty Ten Weaver, Version 1.3 now supports Dynamic Headers automatically. Version 1.3 is available now from http://wpweaver.info, and will soon be available as 2010 Weaver from the WordPress.org themes repository. (The current 2010 Weaver Version 1.2.3 does not have the support built in – get the latest version from our website.)
If you like Twenty Ten, then pick the Twenty Ten sub-theme from Weaver. However, it is very easy to add tweaks to customize your site to your liking.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Connecting my sidebar w/ my footerOK, I have an answer, more or less, that will at least work with a right sidebar, for this theme.
1. Make the Wrapper Page BG and the Content Page BG the same color.
2. Make the Main Area BG and the Primary and Secondary Widget Areas the same color.That will put a bar the size and color of the sidebars all the way down the right side.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Connecting my sidebar w/ my footerThat might work if one had control over the div nesting, but Twenty Ten doesn’t group them that way.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Connecting my sidebar w/ my footerPlease let me know if you find a way to do this – I’ve been looking for an easy solution to that issue, literally for years.
Some of the issue with Weaver does come from the order Twenty Ten (the parent theme) generates the div’s with the various areas. Weaver really can’t change that order, and there seems to be just so much one can do with floats and margins.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2010 Weaver SupportThese are specified in the CSS used to display the LinkCat (I don’t know exactly where this is used.)
But once you find out the class being used for the LinkCat list, you can add a CSS rule from the Advanced Options page. The rule will be something like:
.LinkCat-class-name {list-style-type:none;}Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2010 Weaver Support@justinmanes – please visit the Weaver Forum.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Random Header Plugin for 2010 Weaver ThemeYou can do most of that. Just read the instructions included with the Header Code section on the Advanced Options page.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: New WP3 Twenty Ten child themeStill a little hard to grasp. The only thing I can think of, and it still might be too late in the generation cycle for your needs is to include some PHP code in after the < /head > by including it in the Header code section (but before the nav menu). That section allows WP shortcodes (mostly to include slideshows), but that shortcode can be for a PHP execution plugin.
Other than that, I don’t really have more suggestions.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Connecting my sidebar w/ my footerI don’t think you can always – it will depend on how tall the sidebars are with widgets, and how much content you have in the main column.
You can tweak the “margin-bottom’ on #primary and #secondary to get rid of the 4 pixel white space when they finally do touch the footer, or change the size of the footer top border.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Twenty Ten Theme Over-riding Forum Plugin CSSHere’s the CSS you need to make it look right with Twenty Ten.
#content #forummenu {margin-left: -10px;} #content #topicmenu {margin-left: -10px;} #content table { border: none; margin: 0px; text-align: left; width: 100%; } #content tr th, #content thead th {color: #888; font-size: 12px; font-weight: bold; line-height: 14px; padding: 3px; } #content tr td { border: none; padding: 3px;} #content tr.odd td {background: inherit;}You can either edit Twenty Ten’s style.css, our use my child theme,
2010 Weaver, which lets you add styling without editing any theme files, yet retain the full Twenty Ten look if you want (or modify other style as you please).Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Twenty Ten Weaver CatastropheThis seems to be a PHP version issue. There was a perfectly legal foreach loop that was causing this issue – but not on all hosts. Most of the time, the code worked perfectly well. We changed the code in question, and it seems to now work on different versions of PHP.
This kind of bug is really really frustrating because it only happens very rarely, but is awful when it does. Version 1.2.3 should solve the problem.