3 Column Split, widget-ready theme reminiscent of Old World Style with red leather and wood highlights. Fixed width featuring an author box, author info page, gravatars and highlighted author comments in the comments section along with custom Archives, Sitemap and full width No Sidebars page templates. Tested in Firefox, Opera, Safari, IE6 and IE7. And as with all my themes it’s valid XHTML 1.0 and CSS 2.1 out of the box.
Mina,
Great themes, but there seems to be a problem with the latest version of State of Mind.
If you check out your preview in the WordPress Themes directory, you can see that the menu bar is off. (The demo here on your site doesn’t show the error.)
I noticed it on one of my websites when I recently updated the theme. I’ve gone through the style.css and compared it to version 1.0, but I didn’t find anything.
The State of Mind is a great theme except for this one problem which occurred in version 1.1. Could you check it out?
Thanks,
Ron
Thanks Mina!
I understand. It’s almost like the battle some plugin authors are having trying to make their plugins work in IE6 and all of the newer browsers.
For a while I was trying to maintain several different versions of WordPress, but I finally switch all of them to ver. 2.7.
Thanks again,
Ron
i too am seeing a skewed menu bar….i guess i could use the modified file also….thanx
also seeing that you designed the theme is there a way to move the google adsense ads from the posts to the sidebars?
thanx…i’ll try that….one last question….can I superimpose my logo on the header somehow?
ok….i cannot find the modified menu file….i am directed to a ‘what is php’ page
Hi: I am a new blogger and I am using your state of mind theme in my blog. A few comments which I received asked that I increase the font size of my posts. I went in to the code for the theme but cannot seem to find the line in which I need to make a change to increase the font size. Is there a way in which I can increase the font size? thanks chuck
I’m using the Cascading Pages plugin and your theme doesn’t seem to recognize it when I add the page widget.
To be more specific about the Cascading Pages, the pages are indented but I can’t collapse/expand them.
Sorry – it was Collapsing Pages. That’s what I get for posting after trying to work on the website all weekend with my husband.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/collapsing-pages/
This did work with the Magazine Basic theme so I know it does work.
Unrelated question. The horizontal navigation with the page names doesn’t seem to like it when there’s more than one line of pages. The graphic doesn’t expand and the second row of names is just kind of hanging there. You can see it on the site.
I hang my head in shame. I let my husband do something. He put the Pages widget in the sidebar, not the Collapsing Pages.
~headdesk~
I sent you an e-mail about the horizontal navigation but to keep things current here, the change works in IE but doesn’t work in FF.