Suburban Warmth
Suburban Warmth is a Sandbox skin based on the Clean and Plain design. This is a very simple and elegant design that works well for real estate and home design company blogs.
Features include:
- A left aligned sidebar
- A warm split complementary color scheme
- Sidebar and post decorations
- As of version 0.2, an option to upload a custom header image
- As of version 0.2, support for WordPress 2.7 threaded comments
- Adsense friendly, with instructions on how to place code found in readme.txt.
Specifications
| Theme version: | 0.2 |
| Works with WordPress version: | 2.7+ |
| Tested in browsers: | Firefox 3.6, Chrome 10, Internet Explorer 7 |
| Fixed/Fluid layout?: | Fixed |
| Minimum Width/Width: | 960 pixels |
| Questions?/Fixes?: | Use contact form below |
| Portfolio/Contact: | www.jgpws.com/portfolio jason.sgonzalezatgmail.com |
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Changelog
0.2 (5/10/11)
Added support for WordPress 2.7’s Custom Header, giving users the option to upload their own header background from the Admin panel.
0.2 (5/11/11)
Adjusted functions.php to point the return statements to the images folder for Adsense placeholders; now, placeholder shortcodes will work out of the box, without users having to upload the files to their Media folder. *Note- uploading a file to the Media folder is still required for tower ad placeholder in a text widget.
0.2.1 (5/14/11)
Changed “Suburban Warmth” title in the footer into a link to it’s page at Jason G. Designs.
0.2.2 (6/9/11)
Tested for large photo and changed entry-content div to overflow-y in stylesheet, allowing for large photos to be scrolled.
Internet Explorer 7 layout fix is incorporated into this version of the theme.
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While checking out this theme in Internet Explorer 7, I saw that the width of the content area around the post sections was thrown off by the changes to header.php (I don’t have a clue as to why having a local copy of header.php rather than using Sandbox’s would throw the layout off).
Instead of updating another theme version, I could just give the fix here, as it is simple.
Open ie.css (found in the theme’s folder) and change
div.post { width: 661px; }to
div.post { width: 611px; }