BytesForAll WordPress Themes

@Reader: 201
See http://forum.bytesforall.com/ and http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/atahualpa

@Mike C: 197

There’s still a space between Yankee and Stadium:

Sophia-Yankee Stadium-Cassie_059.jpg

@Mike C: 195

The spaces in the image file name are most likely the reason for this.

@Josh Fialkoff: You shouldn’t have to specify any px or % height for any of the columns, all 3 columns stretch to the same height by themselves.

@Hamy: In the sidebar you can set the page order via the page widget’s “Edit” link. In the top menu, you’d have to change, in header.php

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1' ); ?>

to

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1&sort_column=menu_order' ); ?>

@chas: You have

<span class="pullquote">

in your text but the span is not being closed with

</span>

Then you have

<pullquote> ... text ... </pullquote>

but it should be

<span class="pullquote"> ... text ... </span>

Finally, I do not see the actual javascript and CSS being added to the head section of the page. Other plugins you’re using are doing that just fine. If you DID install the plugin you may have to turn it on on its options page somewhere in the WordPress site admin area before it actually starts working. It should have its own tab, such as “Pullqoute settings” or something like that.

@chas: I will have to see the site if you want me to look at it

@Charlie S: I only know “feedsmith” from feedburner

@S: I am sorry for the missing “<img src=”, I fixed the code above.

Regarding fixed width see http://wordpress.bytesforall.com/?p=56#comment-4601 and http://wordpress.bytesforall.com/?p=56#comment-4641

You can do a fixed width and hybrid width (fluid within min/max boundaries) with some code changes. The fixed width would be a hybrid width with almost identical min/max width.

The next version will have options for fluid, hybrid, fixed width

@S: Please check the theme options page at Site Admin -> Design -> Atahualpa Theme Options -> Overlay Blog Title over Header Image(s)?: -> Set to YES

and in the next option adjust the position of the image if need be

These 2 options that refer to the “Blog Title” would now affect the image instead, since you made that manual edit in header.php

@S:

In header.php, replace this:

<h1><a class="header" href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ? rel="nofollow">/"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>

with this

<a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ? rel="nofollow">/"><img src="<?php echo get_bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/your-image.gif" alt="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>" border="0" /></a>

and put “your-image.gif” into wp-content/themes/atahualpa2/images

Use the theme options page setting “Overlayed Blog Title Top Padding:” to adjust the position of the image

P.S.: Remove the

 rel="nofollow"

(including the one space before “rel”) from the code above. WordPress inserted that into the posts above.

@Charlie S: If you’re referring to the output of the default recent comments widget of WordPress then you can change the space by adding

li.recentcomments {
margin-bottom: 15px;
}

at the bottom of style.css. Adjust 15px to what you like, i.e. 30px

@Josh Fialkoff: I tried this on WP 2.6.2 with Safari 3.1 and Firefox 3 (both on XP), played around with the editor back and forth and could not replicate your issue. I would like to replicate it, not because I don’t believe you but because, once I can replicate it I can try various things on my own, until it works.

Can you tell me what you were doing the moment the visual editor disappeared?

Also, I noticed that in WP 2.6.2 wp-config.php has a blank line at the bottom. Didn’t cause issues for me but perhaps it does for you, (and regardless of the current issue it is bound to cause an “headers sent” error sometime in the future)

I still think you have a blank line somewhere, if not in functions.php then in one of the files mentioned in that error message, or in wp-config.php

You can also post your whole functions.php if you want, enclose it in


<pre lang="php">
...functions.php content here
</pre>


@Charlie S: Do you mean in a sidebar, via a comments widget? And if so, which widget are you using, the regular “Recent Comments” widget or the “BFA Recent Comments” widget?

Do you mean the space between the comment text and the little gray boxes on their left side?

You can change that by adding the following to header.php

<style type="text/css">.recentcomments a{padding: 0 0 0 5px !important}</style>

right before

</head>

@Josh Fialkoff: I am checking it out on a WP 2.6.2 install now…

@Josh Fialkoff: Those errors were most likely caused by a blank line that you may have created somewhere outside of php open/close tags while replacing the code, or a space/blank line after the very last php tag.

I will see if I can find something, I tried and it had no issues in Firefox 2. What browser are you using, and when does this happen, while you’re typing, or after you hit “Save”, or when?

You could also try to add that code from comment #141 again, and try another browser if you have another one on your computer.

@Josh Fialkoff:

WordPress removed that part within echo “…..\n”; from your post

but that’s the right place, and the right line. Replace that exact line as suggested in comment # 141

P.S.: I recently installed WP-Syntax. You can post code in the comments like this


<pre lang="php">
... code ..
</pre>


Also, can you let me know which browser you are using. And if you have another browser installed, try if the same thing happens with the other browser. The TinyMCE editor in WordPress acts differently in every browser.

@Luke & Josh Fialkoff: It might be a javascript conflict. Could you try this:

In functions.php at around line 28

replace this

	echo "<script src=\"$url_base/options/jscolor/jscolor.js\" type=\"text/javascript\"></script>\n";

with this

	if ( $_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] == "/wp-admin/themes.php" && $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] == "page=functions.php") {
	echo "<script src=\"$url_base/options/jscolor/jscolor.js\" type=\"text/javascript\"></script>\n";
}

@Luke & Josh Fialkoff: That sounds like an issue related to spaces or blank lines in functions.php. In an earlier version of Atahualpa there were spaces after the last closing php tag. Please check if you have spaces of blank lines after the very last php tag, or blank lines anywhere outside of opening/closing php tags, in functions.php.

<?php
... spaces and blank lines here are fine
?>
there should be no blank lines outside of php tags
<?php
..
?>
after the last closing "?>" in functions.php there shouldn't even be blank spaces (not just no blank lines)

@Mario: Change in style.css, in the section “BLOCKQUOTES”, this style

blockquote p {
	margin-top: 0
	}

to:

blockquote p {
	margin-top: 20px;
	}

or another value instead of 20. This will be fixed in the next version, it was initially introduced to fix a display issue in IE6 I think.

@Maeve: You can change that at Site Admin -> Manage -> Link Categories -> Click on title of link category to be changed

@Daniel: Not so easily in the current version but the next version in a few days will have an option for that.

Changing background colors would be rather hard in the current version, there’s about 26 places to change layout backgrounds and I do not recommend it. The theme was meant to be white and I will probably not manage to include background color options into the next version. But it will be significantly easier to manually edit those color in the next version.

I will include background color options into an update of the theme Montezuma though, which is like a colorful more stylish fork of Atahualpa. That will take a week (optimistic) or two though.

@Josh Fialkoff: I will probably add some styling options in the admin area.

It’s going over the opacity area of the header image in Firefox but in IE7 it’s throwing a Javascript error and in IE6 it’s not dropping down at all.

I will very likely add the drop down menu that you see on this page to the next Atahualpa version which I’ll release in a few days.

@Josh Fialkoff: Can you be more precise: What exactly is not working.

@Robert: The top menu tabs would wrap and continue in the next line. That usually doesn’t look so good but it’s a matter of taste.

To change the sorting, change in header.php

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1' ); ?>

to

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1&sort_column=menu_order' ); ?>

To exclude certain pages from the top menu, see http://wordpress.bytesforall.com/?p=56#comment-3906 (comment #77)

(You can also include only a few, replace “exclude” with “include” in the instructions in the URL above)

To exclude certain pages from the “Page” widget (which you can put into a sidebar) see http://wordpress.bytesforall.com/?p=56#comment-3922 (comment #88)

You can also remove the whole top menu bar on the options page: Site Admin -> Design -> Atahualpa Theme Options and use only the “Page” widget – that would give you enough room for an unlimited amount of pages: Site Admin -> Design -> Widgets

You can also do both: Include only a few in the top menu bar, and use the Pages widget and there, exclude those pages that you included in the top menu bar (You can have the same pages listed in the top menu bar and in the Page widget at the same time though – just to be clear…)

@Maeve: It should read like this:

href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>"><img style="width: 20px; height: 20px;

but you have:

href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>"><img style: 20px; height: 20px;

This is missing:

="width

after

style

Also, after you removed that space (comment #115) you would have to click on the “Save” button on that page ( http://americanenglishdoctor.com/wordpress/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=FeedBurner_FeedSmith_Plugin.php ). Looks like it’s still redirecting to the wrong URL (with the space still included).

After you logged in yourself here (with the username and password of your WordPress blog):

http://americanenglishdoctor.com/wordpress/wp-admin/

Username is probably “admin” if you haven’t changed it. If you don’t have the username/password, click here:

http://americanenglishdoctor.com/wordpress/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword

Then, after you’re looged in, you can click on this link:

http://americanenglishdoctor.com/wordpress/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=FeedBurner_FeedSmith_Plugin.php

Finally, you may have to roll back the changes of #110 (the manual edit in header.php) or Feedsmith might get confused.

@Maeve: Have you made the change as suggested in comment #110 or ##111? If you do the change as in #111, all feed URLs should work, I think

@Maeve: I think I found the reason for the “HTTP Status 400 – You must provide a feed uri” error message on your blog. It is indeed the space before the feedburner account name.

I signed up at feedburner, copied and pasted the URL they gave me, and it DID have a space in front of the user name. Because of the slash in front of the space it is not easy to spot.

You should have Feedsmith or another Feedburner plugin installed or else all this wouldn’t be working anyway. If it’s Feedsmith, check

“Site Admin” -> “Settings” -> “Feedburner” -> “Once you have created your FeedBurner feed, enter its address into the field below (http://feeds.feedburner.com/yourfeed):”

to see if there is a space between the last slash and your account name

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ Americanenglishdoctor

You might want to actually click into that textfield and see if you can delete a space there, and not just check it visually.

I even checked the source code of the feedburner signup page, and they are indeed including a space where there should be no space. When you highlight the code it looks like there is no space, but there is. It’s really easy to miss.

@Maeve: I couldn’t nail it down yet, the theme is using the regular RSS link, but I will have to investigate some more tomorrow. It should work if you replace the SECOND occurrence of

<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>

in header.php with the actual Feedburner URL

http://feeds.feedburner.com/Americanenglishdoctor

That’s not a nice fix as you would have to do that again should you ever update the Atahualpa theme, but it should work.

I don’t know the line number because you are using an older version of the theme, but the code area in question should look like this (without the dots):

......ata_nofollow == "Yes") { echo "rel=\"nofollow\" "; } ?>href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>"><img style......

@Maeve: Looks live you’ve put a space in front of your feedburner account name / URL somewhere.

Current setup (doesn’t work):
http://feeds.feedburner.com/%20Americanenglishdoctor

Should be (works):
http://feeds.feedburner.com/Americanenglishdoctor

The %20 means there’s a space before “Americanenglishdoctor”. It should work once you remove that space at feedburner or whereever you have set this up.

@Dave: The theme is not set to only show 1 post, but if you chose to display only 1 post on the overall WordPress settings Settings > Reading > “Blog pages show at most”, it would probably show only 1 post on homepage, archive, category, tag and search pages, basically all pages that would usually list up to X (default: 10) posts.

To have the homepage display only 1, and the other ones more than that, ADD, in index.php, this:

<?php if (is_home()) {query_posts('showposts=1');}?>

RIGHT BEFORE this:

<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>

You can then set the above mentioned setting “Blog pages show at most” back to whatever amount of posts you want to show on pages other than the homepage.

@cora: To make the logo icon clickable, change, in header.php, should be line 49:

<img class="logo-icon" src="<?php

to

<a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><img class="logo-icon" src="<?php

and change, in the line that contains ONLY this, should be line 66:

?>" />

to this:

?>" /></a>

To put a widget into a sidebar, go to Design -> Widgets, select “Right sidebar” or “Left sidebar” from the drop down menu on the top right, click show, and click an “Add” on one of the available widgets, and finally on “Save changes” at the bottom.

The “Recent Readers” thing that you have in the middle column now should probably go into a sidebar. To add arbitrary text, html, javascript or whatever to a sidebar, use a “Text” widget. Add it like any other widget, click on “Edit”, paste your text/code/third party javascript into the big text field, click “Change” and “Save changes”.

@Dave: WordPress doesn’t search everything on the site, i.e. not in the comments and not on “page” pages I think, if that’s what you meant. There are plugins to change that though, see link in comment #95

@Luciano Caroso: Basically everything could be done with some PHP but I would not make the theme more complicated or add more features for now. There is probably a plugin for something like that: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/

@Zatman: Atahualpa was meant to be white, you would have to change around 26 colors in the theme. I will release a custom css file today or (more likely) tomorrow. That additional file will make it easy to totally customize all colors of the theme.

@MrPete: I am using a negative margin based “Holy Grail” layout as well, Ruthsarian’s Skidoo Redux.

Testing in IE6 is basically the first thing I do.

However, in a fluid, table-free layout (you wouldn’t find many WP themes like that) SOMETHING needs to be done with the images when they don’t fit into one of the columns (be it middle column or sidebars). They will either have to shrink or overlap. In case of IE6 they would cause the sidebars to drop unless I make them shrink automatically as well.

But that would require to wrap them into div’s and put them as background image. That would require to parse each post for images with php, but the images wouldn’t be clickable. Unless I put yet another empty div on top of the image. Max-width wouldn’t work, setting the immediate parent to overflox-x hidden doesn’t work either in this layout.

Not sure if you have seen the mind-width setting on the options page of v. 2.2. That DOES fix the sidebar dropping issue. You just need to set that value ONCE for your blog (and make sure your sidebars are sufficiently wide for their contents too, read: leave the sidebar widgets and third party things room to breathe, don’t try to fit them into the sidebars pixel-accurate) and then remember that you cannot post images that are wider than XXX pixels (based on the global min-width for the layout).

On the sample blog http://www.bytesforall.com/wordpress-test/9/ the min-width setting on the options page was still at the default value of 800 until recently. I’ve set it to 870 now – please check the site and see if the sidebars drop now if you resize the window in IE6.

There’s an image with a width of 450 pixels in the newest post. Images of that size would require a min-width setting of around 870 pixels if both sidebars are being used with a width of 15 (em) each.

I’ve seen your customizantions. Kudos, must have been rather hard on version 2.01, but should be much easier on 2.2 as I’ve cleaned up the code. I will include your customizations in the next release. The sidebar link markers already get an conditional css even though not exactly as suggested by you.

@Patricia: I will include an option to remove the whole “Header Logo Area” incl. Blog Title, Blog Tagline, Search Box and RSS Icon, and to overlay the Blog Title over the Header Image. The Blog Title would then be clickable but the image itself wouldn’t.

@Patricia: That’s a good idea but I would rather include that in a whole new theme. The issue is that you would want the header image to be clickable I guess. Currently the header image is a background image and not clickable. Unfortunately I won’t be able to include such a feature in the next release tomorrow, because clickable & fluid & IE6 will require a few workarounds.

@RaceFreq: There’s an option on the theme’s options page to resize the sidebars.

@alistair: Should work in 2.2 which I’ll release tomorrow Sunday.

@Luciano Caroso: Got it now… You meant to have comments on (static) “Page” pages, too, not only on “Post” pages. I’ll make that an option in v. 2.2

@Jan: In header.php, line 23, find:

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1' ); ?>

and change it to:

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1&exclude=13,19,45' ); ?>

with 13,19,45 being examples for the ID’s of the pages that you want to exclude. To get the ID of a page, either surf to the page and note “?page_id=24” at the end of the URL, or, if the page ID isn’t included in the URL because you’re using a permalink structure, go to Admin -> Manage -> Pages, and

– in WP 2.3 and older: you’ll see the ID of each page right there
– In WP 2.5 and newer: you’ll have to point with the mouse on the page title of a page, in the colum named “title”, and note the “action=edit&post=104” (with 104 being the Page ID in this case) in the browser’s status bar, or if you have no status bar, you’d have to click on that link to see the “action=edit&post=104” part in the URL.

Alternatively you can also include only a few pages instead of exluding a few.

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=&depth=1&include=11,15,101' ); ?>

To remove the “Home” link in the pages menu, delete line 22 in header.php:

<li class="page_item"><a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/" title="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?>">Home</a></li>

@Taryn: I’m glad it worked. Could you please post to http://wordpress.org/support/topic/198416 that it’s been resolved?

@Luciano Caroso: Can you elaborate? I am not sure what you mean. Perhaps you have disabled commenting on your blog? On the site http://caroso.manuka.com.br/ everything looks o.k., comment form and comment links are there.

@Taryn: It looks like you’ve changed the theme folder from “atahualpa2” to “atahualpa 2” (with a space before “2”). See if it works if you change the theme folder back to “atahualpa2”.

@Styxlad: There is nothing in the theme to configure the xspf player (or another player). To embed HTML or Javascript code, use a text widget (see comment #56, applies to all kinds of code, not just adsense code).

@Al:

3) Showing post counts: That’s possible, but it won’t look nice (the post counts will be in the next line). It has to do with the type of imageless link styling that I am using (the little gray box on the left hand side of each link). You can set “show post count” on the category or archive widget. I will try to make post counts possible in the release tomorrow and drop planned additional features for another release.

@Al:

1) Full post instead of excerpt on archive pages: In archive.php line 41, change

the_excerpt();

to

the_content();

2) That’s a bug, thanks for pointing it out, it will be included in a new release tomorrow. To change it in the existing version 2.01:

In archive.php, delete line 49:

<?php if (function_exists('show_posts_nav') && show_posts_nav()) : ?>

and, still in archive.php, delete line 54:

<?php endif; ?>

@nytexan: You don’t need to keep any of the existing images. I just meant to say that there should be at least one (any) image in that directory.

@patricia: Go to Admin -> Design (Presentation on WP2.3 and older) -> Widgets, add a text widget to the sidebar, click on the text widget and paste the adsense code into the text field of the widget

@Carol: One way to do this would be, sidebar2.php, line 28-35, find

<?php if (function_exists('src_simple_recent_comments')) { ?>
<h3 class="widgettitle">Recent Comments</h3>
<ul>
<?php src_simple_recent_comments(); ?>
</ul>
<?php } ?>

<?php } ?>


and change to


<?php } ?>
<?php if (function_exists('src_simple_recent_comments')) { ?>
<h3 class="widgettitle">Recent Comments</h3>
<ul>
<?php src_simple_recent_comments(); ?>
</ul>
<?php } ?>

@Wilhelm: I have no idea about the lightbox issue. I am not using any JS in the theme. Another plugin might be using Javascript and that could lead to a conflict. At the test blog (see link above) the only JS in the source code is coming from WP-Email. Or perphaps it’s related to the rounded corners that I attach to all images in posts via CSS, style.css line 677-681.[Edit: unlikely]

Whatever it is, I’ll install that gallery plugin these days and see if it is related to the theme.

@nytexan: You could do that by removing the follwing from header.php, line 26-30:


<a <?php if ($ata_nofollow == "Yes") { echo "rel=\"nofollow\" "; } ?>href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>"><img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; float: right; margin:10px 0 0 0" src="<?php echo get_bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/rss-icon-20x20.gif" alt="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?> RSS Feed" border="0" /></a><div style="clear: right"></div>
<div class="headerright">
<div style="margin: 5px 10px 5px 10px;">
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/searchform.php'); ?>
</div></div>

Once that is removed, in IE the blog tagline will touch the line under it (the first line above the header image). To increase the margin between the blog tagline and that line change, in style.css, line 506:

margin-bottom: 0;

to, i.e.:

margin-bottom: 10px;

@Petros B.:

i find the problem in forefox works only if the width of the .jpg file is exactly 1300px

A size of “1300” pixels isn’t referenced anywhere in the theme, the sample header images just happen to be that size. You can have header images of any size, and even mix and match them.

For the sake of argument I uploaded a 1400 pixels wide JPG and tested it with FF3, and it worked flawlessly.

@Chris Carter: A drop down menu is not planned for the next release which should be ready in a few days, but I might add it to a later version. It wouldn’t happen within the next weeks though, since I have other themes that need fixes and updates first…

@Petros B.: It seems to work just fine on production sites. You should probably upload it to an actual web hosting account and try it there. It could be anything on your local computer, such as different security settings between your FF and your IE. I test all my themes “on air” and cannot say anything about local testbeds.

@Sander: I don’t know that. I have not localized any of my themes yet.

@Sander: Just replacing any visible text wouldn’t cover everything. Some functions will display text that doesn’t appear anywhere in the theme files. Those functions would have to be modified as well. I am looking over it atm and might have a localized version within a few days.

@Sander: It’s not prepared for localization. That’s yet another feature I plan to realize for the next release. Right now you’d have to go through all the files and change it at the right places, i.e. index.php, single.php, page.php, comments.php, archive.php and probably a few others.

@Bryan:

1) Please see comment #4 Sorry, I misunderstood this one. To replace the logo icon:

YOUR OWN LOGO ICON IMAGE HOWTO: Upload a “logosymbol.gif”
with the size of 50×50 pixels and white background to
“/wp-content/themes/atahualpa2/images/”.

These instructions (also, how to add/replace the rotating or static header images) can be found in both style.css and README.txt.

2) With “link section”, do you mean the sidebar(s)? The most comfortable way to put arbitrary content into one of the sidebars would probably be to use a text widget, at Admin -> Design -> Widgets. Drag and drop a text widget into one of the sidebars, then click on the “Edit” link on that widget and put your (HTML or Javascript) content into the text field, and click “Change”, then “Save Changes”.

@Bes: I have put that on my todo list and will include something like that in the next release

@Dave: Then the contents of sidebar2.php would be:

<?php global $options;
foreach ($options as $value) {
if (get_settings( $value['id'] ) === FALSE) { $$value['id'] = $value['std']; } else { $$value['id'] = get_settings( $value['id'] ); } }
?>
<?php if ($ata_rightcolumn_width != 0) { ?>
<?php if ( !function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') || !dynamic_sidebar(2) ) : ?>

<?php endif; ?>
<?php } ?>

@Dave: For a blank, widgetized right sidebar, with the feature to remove the right sidebar via the options page stripped as well, the sidebar2.php should contain just this:

<?php if ( !function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') || !dynamic_sidebar(2) ) : ?>

<?php endif; ?>

@James Nealon: Thanks for pointing that out, I should have made the theme to do that by default. I will include that in the next release.

For now you can achieve this by simply dropping the “Links” widget into the right sidebar.

If you rather have the categorized links in the left sidebar, drop the “Links” widget into the left sidebar, and drop *ANY* widget into the RIGHT sidebar (just to make the current “clumped” links dissapear).

=================
Alternatively, if you rather not use widgets:

In sidebar2.php, line 116-119, find:

<h3 class="widgettitle">Links</h3>
<ul>
<?php wp_list_bookmarks('title_li=&categorize=&title_before=&title_after='); ?>
</ul>

and replace (the whole thing) with:

<?php wp_list_bookmarks('categorize=1&category_before=&category_after=&title_before=<h3 class="widgettitle">&title_after=</h3>'); ?>

@Al: It is probably an image that is slightly too big for the middle column. It may look o.k. in IE7 and FF2/3 because they count margins/paddings differently. Making that big image 20 pixels or so smaller should solve this. The theme does not automatically shrink images.

Or, if its something in the sidebar that is too wide: Increase the sidebar width on the option page by 1 or 2em, i.e. from 15 to 17.

@Al: Shouldn’t be, I’ve tested everything in IE6. Can you show me a sample? It might be related to something in the middle column that is too big to fit into it.

@Eric: You shouldn’t have to add anything to the stylesheet, everything should work by default.

In your WP 2.6 editor, you should have the option “Edit image caption”, and also the options to align the image left, right, center or don’t align.

@Al: You can change the font face at the options page: Admin -> Design (“Presentation” in WP 2.3 and older) -> Atahualpa Theme Options

The overall font size can be changed in style.css, line 223

#page-container {
font-size: 80%;

That value covers most font sizes on the page and increasing that 80% value will increase titles in the sidebars and the post titles, too.

To adjust those other fonts:

Titles in the sidebar:
style.php, line 25

h3.widgettitle {
color: #555555;
width: 100%;
font-size: 1.3em;

change the value “1.3em” to i.e. “1.2em” or “1.25em” etc.

Post titles:
style.css, line 59:

h2 {font-size: 180%; }

To change the font size of the tag list or tag cloud in the left sidebar, you’d have to change sidebar.php, line 47

<?php wp_tag_cloud('format=list'); } ?>

to

<?php wp_tag_cloud('format=list&smallest=10&largest=22'); } ?>

That would change the smallest font size (for the least used tags) from currently 8 (pt) to 10 (pt).

See also http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_tag_cloud
Or, if you use a tag widget, you can set the min/max font sizes right in the widget settings.

@John Adams: I should have a 2.0 version of Montezuma done within next week, it will have the same features as Atahualpa.

@al: The uppper part of the right sidebar is hardcoded into the theme. You can remove that hardcoded part to get a completely (from top to bottom) widgetized right sidebar by deleting everything from line 10 to 106 (including line 10 and line 106) in sidebar2.php

@gillian:

From the README.txt (included in the theme)

10) Upload your own header images: All image file names must have the extension “.jpg”, “.gif” or “.png” but the file name itself doesn’t matter: “jhkrekjfk7.jpg” will work. Upload the images to /wp-content/themes/atahualpa/images/header//wp-content/themes/atahualpa2/images/header/

The images should be 1280 pixels wide or wider, the height doesn’t matter, you can set the visible height at the options page (see step 9 above). Default setting is “show 150 pixels from top”.

Leave one image in that directory, and it will be the only (“static”) header image of your site. Leave 2 or more images there, and they’ll be rotated randomly.

The directory is actually /wp-content/themes/atahualpa2/images/header/
that’s one tiny error in the README.txt (fixed in 2.01)