Using WP 2.1 as a CMS

Looks very “designer corporate” which I guess is the style you need for such a site so that is good.

Only prob is that the banner/footer at the bottom of the page isn’t fixed. I have a wide screen monitor so the banner is over to the right of all the other content.

Very nice site… doesn’t look like a WordPress template.
Again Nice!

How did you remove “category” from the URL?

https://www.insideout-dzine.com/additional_services/ instead of
https://www.insideout-dzine.com/category/additional_services/

@web
Those are pages not categories.

You can hackishly remove the category by setting the base to ‘/.’ (sometimes you have to set it to ‘./’). This can cause some conflicts though if you have pages with the same name as the category.

Can you tell us which theme you started with?

You did a great job!

Fantastic!

I started with the Classic theme that ships with 2.1. And then just hacked away. I did remove a lot of code as I didn’t need things like comments, dates, times etc.

@nichemarketing and selfcomposed

Thank you ??

Think about sharing it. It’s good.

@glabaw, thanks for the compliment, when I get a chance I will strip it down and make it available.

Tidied up the template some more and improved the CSS. Also there is more content there now which hopefully demonstrates how truly flexible WP 2.1 is.

Loving WP more every day!

Wow, that looks fantastic – excellent work.

So, ready to share yet?

BTW, on top page the graphics appear to be links but at least FF doesn’t go anywhere.

@cybernorris, I will share the template just as soon as I have finalised it and I am 100% happy with it.

Thanks for pointing out the links issue, this is now fixed ??

The site looks amazing. You’ve put a lot of work into it, you can tell. I viewed your site using IE 6 with the script error alerts turned on. There were several javascript errors on page load. Just a heads up…