jhorbury

Hmm. Fair enough comments. No wonder my

• ‘s weren’t behaving!

<?php
$post = $wp_query->post;
if ( in_category(‘4’) ) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/footer-4.php’);}

else

if ( in_category(‘3’) ) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/footer-3.php’);}

else

if ( in_category(‘2’) ) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/footer-2.php’);}

else

{include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/footer-1.php’);}
?>

Backup your files first, then save the above code as ‘footer.php’. Then create as many unique footers as you want (footer-1.php, onwards). In this example, if the category is category 2, you’ll get footer-2.php, and so on.

Hope this helps…

Thankyou. I’m getting some positive feedback, so yes, I will be making it available for others once I’ve tidied a few things up.

Content constantly changing too! Please bear with it – theme should remain the same, however.

Yep. Have a look in sidebar.php

Simple, straightforward. Spookily similar to all the other themes out there. Not particularly interesting. Despite your confidence, I don’t love it.

You may want to make absolutely certain that you’re not missing a closing </div> somewhere (sidebar / index)…

You’ll need to find the CSS which styles the h3 and p tags in the post. These will both have somthing like border-left: 4px solid #ccc; as their styles. Remove this, and the lines will vanish

You’ll need to get back the styles.css file, and edit it (rather than completely delete it). You may want to download the theme again and replace the CSS file.

In WordPress, the styles.css file controls much more than just basic formatting…

Much neater than the official site, but you’ve got Thom to thank for that. Ha ha.

Also – does anyone know why the ‘RSS feed for this thread’ link on this support page doesn’t work…?

This is nice, but the colours are a bit over the top, if you ask me.

S’ok.

Simple. Bit big and clunky though. Still pretty good.

I like it, but agree with Bhoney’s comments. It looks great with sparse content tho…