Comments for Papertree Design http://papertreedesign.com Web Designer, Graphic Artist and WordPress Developer - @JeremyJaymes Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:11:55 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Comment on Theme Release: Charlene v0.1 by Jeremy http://papertreedesign.com/theme-release-charlene-v0-1/comment-page-1/#comment-4015 Jeremy Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:11:55 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=752#comment-4015 No problem, glad to help. Definitely looking forward to seeing the results. Thanks! No problem, glad to help. Definitely looking forward to seeing the results. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Theme Release: Charlene v0.1 by LB http://papertreedesign.com/theme-release-charlene-v0-1/comment-page-1/#comment-4014 LB Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:39:43 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=752#comment-4014 Thank you for the fast answer, I will show you the results soon Thank you for the fast answer, I will show you the results soon

]]> Comment on Theme Release: Charlene v0.1 by Jeremy http://papertreedesign.com/theme-release-charlene-v0-1/comment-page-1/#comment-4006 Jeremy Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:55:07 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=752#comment-4006 Thanks LB - I truly appreciate the kind words. It should actually be pretty easy to add a third column with a little bit of css. If you take a look at the sidebar or <code>#secondary</code> you will see that it is actually split into <code>#left</code> and <code>#right</code>. On the back end that would be widget area Main Sidebar and Secondary sidebar respectively. So technically you should be able to increase the width of the page which is currently 820px (say to 960px). Then increase the width of your <code>#secondary</code> to let's say (440px) then float your <code>#left</code> and <code>#right</code> left and right respectively at 200px width which will give you three columns. That is just an example of course you can modify the width of your columns including the primary to whatever you like. Let me know if that gets you on the right track. Thanks LB – I truly appreciate the kind words. It should actually be pretty easy to add a third column with a little bit of css. If you take a look at the sidebar or #secondary you will see that it is actually split into #left and #right. On the back end that would be widget area Main Sidebar and Secondary sidebar respectively. So technically you should be able to increase the width of the page which is currently 820px (say to 960px). Then increase the width of your #secondary to let’s say (440px) then float your #left and #right left and right respectively at 200px width which will give you three columns. That is just an example of course you can modify the width of your columns including the primary to whatever you like. Let me know if that gets you on the right track.

]]> Comment on Theme Release: Charlene v0.1 by LB http://papertreedesign.com/theme-release-charlene-v0-1/comment-page-1/#comment-4005 LB Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:15:44 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=752#comment-4005 Excellent theme, I waited a year to find such a theme. Any idea how to add a third column? Excellent theme, I waited a year to find such a theme. Any idea how to add a third column?

]]> Comment on Adding Theme Options To WordPress Child Themes by Devin http://papertreedesign.com/adding-theme-options-to-wordpress-child-themes/comment-page-1/#comment-3983 Devin Sun, 01 Nov 2009 03:15:44 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=767#comment-3983 Thanks for the post on this. I just put some work into creating a Thematic child theme with 3 default options for a adding a logo, selecting stylesheets, and google analytics. I also built it to be easily expandable for additional options. Free free to check out the code and use it: <a href="http://wordpresstheming.com/2009/10/thematic-theme-options-panel/" rel="nofollow">http://wordpresstheming.com/2009/10/thematic-theme-options-panel/</a> Thanks for the post on this. I just put some work into creating a Thematic child theme with 3 default options for a adding a logo, selecting stylesheets, and google analytics. I also built it to be easily expandable for additional options. Free free to check out the code and use it:

http://wordpresstheming.com/2009/10/thematic-theme-options-panel/

]]> Comment on 5 Typekit invites to hand out by Jeremy http://papertreedesign.com/5-typekit-invites-to-hand-out/comment-page-1/#comment-3782 Jeremy Fri, 16 Oct 2009 22:18:37 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=924#comment-3782 Would be happy to share, one should be on the way. Enjoy and thanks for the comment! Would be happy to share, one should be on the way. Enjoy and thanks for the comment!

]]> Comment on Adding Theme Options To WordPress Child Themes by Jeremy http://papertreedesign.com/adding-theme-options-to-wordpress-child-themes/comment-page-1/#comment-3780 Jeremy Fri, 16 Oct 2009 22:14:23 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=767#comment-3780 Nice, I would love to hear what you discover. I have changed up how my base theme handles options quite a bit since I posted this and have been experimenting with hooks and such that allow me to add theme options to my child themes. Also I have tried to eliminate anything but the basics(universal options) from my base theme options allowing me to keep it simple only adding options if absolutely necessary and entirely through the child theme. I will more than likely release a theme in the future with this new handling but for now it's mostly used on personal projects and in testing. I do feel like there is a way that you could manipulate options that are already in place if you found a need for doing this. It would of course have to be built into the framework that way. Let me know what you figure out and thanks for the comment! Nice, I would love to hear what you discover. I have changed up how my base theme handles options quite a bit since I posted this and have been experimenting with hooks and such that allow me to add theme options to my child themes. Also I have tried to eliminate anything but the basics(universal options) from my base theme options allowing me to keep it simple only adding options if absolutely necessary and entirely through the child theme. I will more than likely release a theme in the future with this new handling but for now it’s mostly used on personal projects and in testing. I do feel like there is a way that you could manipulate options that are already in place if you found a need for doing this. It would of course have to be built into the framework that way. Let me know what you figure out and thanks for the comment!

]]> Comment on 5 Typekit invites to hand out by Adrian Roncevic http://papertreedesign.com/5-typekit-invites-to-hand-out/comment-page-1/#comment-3778 Adrian Roncevic Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:04:27 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=924#comment-3778 I would love an invite to Typekit if you have any more, thanks in advance! I would love an invite to Typekit if you have any more, thanks in advance!

]]> Comment on Adding Theme Options To WordPress Child Themes by Chandra http://papertreedesign.com/adding-theme-options-to-wordpress-child-themes/comment-page-1/#comment-3773 Chandra Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:11:08 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=767#comment-3773 This was a cool trick. I had a different way to define theme options but after playing around I saw this actually worked great. I have extra child theme options. :) One thing that I think will not work is trying to put multiple options (extra options) for existing ones and at different places. will need to do more research on placements. This was a cool trick. I had a different way to define theme options but after playing around I saw this actually worked great. I have extra child theme options. :)

One thing that I think will not work is trying to put multiple options (extra options) for existing ones and at different places. will need to do more research on placements.

]]> Comment on Finally. Taxonomy Based node.tpl.php by Jeremy http://papertreedesign.com/finally-taxonomy-based-nodetplphp/comment-page-1/#comment-3281 Jeremy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:05:03 +0000 http://papertreedesign.com/?p=525#comment-3281 Great, glad I could help. It definitely took me some time to hunt this one down. While I don't take credit for the snippet I thought it would be helpful to share and link out to the source in hopes that it might help someone find it a bit quicker. As always things change in open-source so it definitely doesn't hurt to do some research/testing to be sure this is current. Thanks for the comment! Great, glad I could help. It definitely took me some time to hunt this one down. While I don’t take credit for the snippet I thought it would be helpful to share and link out to the source in hopes that it might help someone find it a bit quicker. As always things change in open-source so it definitely doesn’t hurt to do some research/testing to be sure this is current.

Thanks for the comment!

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