Nice Wee Theme for Wordpress 2.7
Versions 1.1 and 1.2 of the Nice Wee Theme are compatible with Wordpress 2.7 but don’t take advantage of its threaded comments, so we’ve released a new version (Nice Wee Theme 1.3) that does. There will be a bit of a lag before it’s added to the Wordpress.org theme database, but you can download it here and view the demo site, now running on 2.7. Version 1.3 of the theme is backwards-compatible with previous Wordpress versions.
Also in this version we’ve enabled comments for pages. Wordpress includes the comment form on pages by default, so if you’re upgrading from a previous version of the theme and suddenly have unwanted commenting, you can turn this off in the ‘Edit Pages’ bit in the admin panel. You’ll need to do this for each page.
Awesome, thanks a lot.
Thanks for the update. The submit button overlaps, but nothing that a CSS can’t fix.
sweet, have another question. Is it possible to keep the header menu but make the pages have a | between each page listed so for example you have manually the one page home | page1 | page2 | etc…? Ive tried in the code doing ‘.’|’.’ but no luck im thinking i might just have to manually do each page…thanks again for the update and great theme
Scott, you could try altering the theme’s style.css file. For #navmenu li try adding a border, for example border-right: 1px solid #513e3e;
You might need to play with the margins and padding a bit to get the spacing right. Hope this helps.
Theme now installed on http://www.silversprite.com
Love this theme. One question though: how do I change the avatar?
Hi Shea. First of all make sure your avatar is no wider than 190px and save it as me.jpg. Then upload it via FTP to the theme’s images folder (wp-content/themes/niceweetheme/images/), overwriting the existing avatar. That should do it! Look at the Wordpress Theme page for more info.
Thanks. I’ll give it a shot!
Hi,
I’ve uploaded the theme successfully to my wordpress site and changed the avatar. When it comes to changing the header, I’m stuck. Under the theme editor, I can’t find any code that looks like what you’ve posted on your blog, no background ffff or place for that image.
Thanks,
Tiffany
Hi Tiffany. The code you need to change is in the theme’s style.css file in the Typography & Colors section. Look for #headerimg at around line 75.
Duh, that was really easy. Thank you for the quick response.