MT White to typowy szablon blogowy utrzymany w jasne tonacji. Szablon zawiera panel administracyjny oraz szablony stron głównych min pokaz slajdów. Po wpisaniu nazwy użytkownika Twitter w opcjach szablonu, w stopce wyświetlają się 3 ostatnie wpisy, natomiast po wpisaniu numeru ID do konta Flickr, w prawej kolumnie wyświetla się 8 ostatnio dodanych zdjęć.

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Theme compatible with WordPress 2.9 ????
I’ve managed to install this theme for a friend’s blog, and it’s working OK, but:
(a) the dashboard-admin settings for blog header image don’t work properly – the image appears, but it doesn’t override the default. I had to hardcode the new image into the stylesheet.
(b)I can’t edit the header to add a shortcut icon – it leads to this error:
I’m sure this is because you have called the loop from the header and put all your conditional calls for archive-page displays in the header.php file. Why so many conditional php calls there instead of using the WP core functions and page templates? Why have all those calls to the database from the header when they could sit where they belong, in archives.php and author.php?
The theme looks beautiful, and works nicely, but only so long as people don’t want to make the most basic customisations. I’m sure you can do better.
P.S. The blog is running on WP 2.9.1
P.S. The microformats work flawlessly.
Hello, and thank you for creating the MT White template. I like the layout and the scheme.
I found, however, that text in the ‘about’ field will add slashes to single and double quotes as well as backslashes. The problem stems from the textt being coded into the database with slashes, then not having those slashes stripped when displaying the text in the webpage or in the options page. Here is my solution…
In functions.php, line 281. add stripslashes(…) to the first item that is echoed:
{ echo stripslashes(get_settings( $value['id'] )); }
In scriptsabout.php, line 8, do the same thing:
{ ?><?php }
The first change fixes the display in the options page, and the second change fixes the display on the webpage.
I hope that someone else will benefit from my troubleshooting.
Thanks.
I’m very new to WordPress and have chosen your theme.
I’m trying to add a link to another website in my post and the link icons (insert and unlink) aren’t accessible. The link is in the Links area, but I can’t get to it. When writing my new post, I tried to switch to HTML and entered my link into the popup box but it made the entire paragraph a link. Please help me as I plan on adding links frequently.
Oops, I figured out that I had to highlight text that I want to make into a link. Sorry!
Here is another question:
May I move the date at the top of the post to below the Title of the post? May I move the Comments indicator to the bottom of the post? How do I do this?
I would like to see:
1. the Title of my post
2. the date
3. the post
4. the comment indicator (counter)
Thanks,
Heather
Help, please, I reinstalled the theme and the home page layout is a mess. The right sidebar is a the bottom of the page.
I am having a very difficult time with the header in the new WordPress 3.0. Can anyone provide some support to get a custom header in there? Heck now the original header is not showing up when I edit header.php with the original code.
I was using your Dark theme for a while but my wife like the light theme better.
After changing themes the „older blog” numbers at the bottom of the recent post page clicking page 2, 3, 4, etc just reload the main page.
If I change the theme back to the dark theme it works fine.
I have not yet changed anything in the editor so it’s a fresh install. Running current version of WP 3.1.3 and current version of your theme 3.2.2.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
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