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@Sebastien: This theme doesn’t have the new WP 2.6 image classes yet. You could add the code from below at the bottom of style.css, but lists and new paragraphs would still break the float (they would go below the imgage), to change that, too, remove this from headerp.php:

img {margin: 10px; border: none}
.entry ul, .entry ol {clear:both}
.entry ul li, .entry ol li {clear: both}
.entry p {clear:both}

This would be the new WP 2.6 image classes taken from the theme “Atahualpa”, you can add them to the bottom of style.css:


/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------- GRAVATARS ----------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

img.wp-smiley {
float: none;
border: none;
margin: 0 1px -1px 1px;
padding: 0;
background: none;
}


@Venesa:

The sub pages are not meant to appear in the top menu bar. The top menu bar has no drop down either. But if wanted to list the the sub pages side by side in the top menu, you could do that:

In wp-content/themes/montezuma/header.php, at around line 134

FIND

$string = wp_list_pages('title_li=&echo=0&depth=1' );

and REPLACE with

$string = wp_list_pages('title_li=&echo=0&depth=0' );

to list all levels of pages, or set

depth=0 to i.e. depth=2 to show only the first 2 levels of pages in the top menu.

“Also once on the subpage there is no way back to the previous page.”

If you mean that the title of the parent page of the sub page(s) is not clickable, you can change this:

In wp-content/themes/montezuma/functions.php, at around line154-155

line 154 should start with a #

Remove the # from the start of line 154 and put a # in front of line 155 instead

@Venesa:

You’re right, the subpages widget doesn’t appear in 2.5. I am going through all my themes atm and will release updates within a few days. For a quick fix you can

in wp-content/themes/atahualpa/functions.php, line 18

FIND

if (eregi('^(2|3)\.(2|3)', get_bloginfo('version')))

and REPLACE with

if (eregi('^(2|3)\.(2|3|5)', get_bloginfo('version')))

@Venesa: Subpages aren’t a default WordPress feature, it’s a widget that is included in a few of my themes. To activate subpages, drag and drop the subpages widget into the top of any sidebar.

Location of widgets:
WP 2.3: Site Admin > Presentation > Widgets
WP 2.5: Site Admin > Design > Widgets

@Venesa: For a reason that I couldn’t figure out yet, the subpages widget must always be on TOP of any sidebar (= the first widget in any sidebar) or it won’t display anything.

@Melisa: It’s in style.css, line 113, postmetadata. As you can see there, that’s not an image but a border. You could change the size and color of the border or remove it alltogether in line 113.

@Tee: Thanks!

@Judith: Sorry for being too late

2) That is actually kinda built in but probably not made clear enough. To use the built in features

a) Make those pages (that should not appear at the top) subpages:
“Site Admin” -> “Manage” -> “Pages” -> “Edit” (on the right hand side of the page name in question) -> “Page Parent” (choose another page as the parent page).

b) Drop the “Subpages” widget to the TOP of one of the two sidebars:
Go to “Site Admin” -> “Presentation” -> “Widgets”, and drag and drop the “Subpages” widget from the rectabgle at the bottom to the top of one of the two sidebars.

This may not be exactly what you wanted but I couldn’t think of an easy solution at the moment.

@ Tee:

1) in wp-content/themes/bytesforall/header.php

at around line 86 / 87

FIND:


.inside h1{ font-family: <?php echo $bfa_blog_title_font; ?>; letter-spacing:-1px; line-height: 1.0em; .........


and REPLACE with:


.inside h1{ font-family: <?php echo $bfa_blog_title_font; ?>; letter-spacing:-1px; line-height: 1.2em; ..........


Basically, change:

line-height: 1.0 em;

to

line-height: 1.2 em;

(or a higher value. 1.23 etc works as well)

This is a bug, thanks for letting me know (and for using the theme). I will fix this in the next update of the theme, along with a few other improvements / fixes.

@Amazon:

Whenever you create a “page” (opposed to a “post”) in WordPress (Login, then “Write” > “Write Page”), that new page will get its own tab in the top menu automatically, provided it is a top level page. Sub and sub sub pages (2nd and 3rd level) don’t get a top menu tab.

To add a hard coded tab into the top menu (without having to create a page for it):

Find, in /wp-content/themes/willythecat/header.php, around line 201/202

<div id="invertedtabs">
<ul><?php $string = wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&title_li=&echo=0&depth=1' );

and add your link between <ul> and <?php

Example:

<div id="invertedtabs">
<ul><li><a href="http://www.your-link.com/" ><span>Your Link Title</span></a></li><?php $string = wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&title_li=&echo=0&depth=1' );

The <span> . . . </span> tags are required

@gestroud: You could do this by adding

.entry {text-align: justify}

right before

</script>

so that it reads

.entry {text-align: justify}
</script>

in the file /wp-content/themes/bytesforall/header.php at around line 127

@nancypants:

In the file /wp-content/themes/willythecat/style.css around line 38,

Replace:

body {font-size: 100.1%; }

with:

body {font-size: 120%; }

… or a bigger/smaller value instead of “120”

Hello,

you are right, and it actually shouldn’t do that. The default behaviour is to sort by page order then by page title. THANK YOU you for bringing it to my attention. I will have a updated theme online within a day.

If you rather not wait/update, you can easily fix it yourself,too:

In the theme directory /wp-content/themes/willythecat/

Open the file “header.php” with notepad or another text editor, scroll down to line 201-202, and

replace

<div id="invertedtabs">
<ul><?php $string = wp_list_pages('title_li=&echo=0&depth=1' );

with

<div id="invertedtabs">
<ul><?php $string = wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&title_li=&echo=0&depth=1' );

Then upload the modified page, and overwrite the old “/wp-content/themes/willythecat/header.php”.

It is basically just the addition of

sort_column=menu_order&

to force the sorting by page creation date.

Please let me know in case this is not what you meant. I assumed you were referring to the top navigation bar.

If you use the “Pages” widget (not the “Subpages” widget) to display page links in the sidebar, too: There’s an option button on the widget to set the type of page ordering.