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Today’s offering for ‘a theme a day’ week is reminiscent of such; for me, it gives off an air of comforting sophistication and provides a lovely canvas for your thoughts and insights to reside.
Gossip City is a theme for WordPress created by Design Disease. The theme was created based on what people would want to see from a gossip blog. Plugins I’ve included the following plugins with the theme (in the plugins folder):
Zeke 1.0 + Widgets is a 3-column, widget-ready WordPress theme. It’s built to work with WordPress versions 2.2 and above.
We have been getting some compliments on our design here at Blogging Pro, and a few e-mails asking where they can get our theme. I have been wanting us to release a WordPress theme for a while now, and so I present to you this design, Blogging Pro’s Theme as a free to download theme. [...]
This theme is quite dear to me as it’s been something I’ve tweaked and adjusted until it’s as perfect as I can manage — I hope that you can all enjoy using it as much as I have enjoyed putting it together. I’ve also released the Photoshop source files (*.PSD) for the main theme along [...]
It used to be awkward to set up your Blogger custom domain to ensure that both the WWW and non-WWW versions of your URL pointed to your Blogger hosted blog. Now Blogger have introduced a great new feature: automatically redirect visitors from http://yourblog.com to http://www.yourblog.com! No more fiddling with the CNAME and A records in [...]
First of all I assume you have created a few graphical banners and have uploaded them onto a graphic hosting website. For the ‘Rounder’ template I have used there is a piece of script in the CCS Style Section that read like this:
I’ve created a widget which displays a different image greeting depending on the time of day: morning, day, evening or night. You can see this in action below:
Twitter has become one of the most useful social applications for bloggers. Many bloggers choose to feature their latest updates in a widget visible in their blogs. Here at Blogger Buster, for example, you can see a Twitter widget in the header section which features my latest “tweet”.
The time continuously updates like a real digital clock, and should appear in the same color scheme as used in your blog template. You can further customize this widget by adding <div > style tags around the code. As yet, I haven’t integrated the code into a widget installer, but if you would like to [...]