Fusion
A free CSS template with 2 or 3 columns (right sidebar), and fixed or fluid width. Currently the Wordpress and Pligg themes are available, but I’m also planning to port this to Drupal when I find the time.
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A free CSS template with 2 or 3 columns (right sidebar), and fixed or fluid width. Currently the Wordpress and Pligg themes are available, but I’m also planning to port this to Drupal when I find the time.
Support this project
Hi,
I love your template. Just a quick question to ask. I would like to put a picture in top of the header (of my son). Is this possible ?
Regards and teh best whishes for 2009.
Bram van Vliet
I think you mean the top of the right sidebar, not the actual header
If so, edit sidebar.php and insert your picture as a list item, after UL (on line 7 or 8 I think).
If you really want in in the header do the same, but in header.php (replace the entire h1 id=”title” line with that picture…
cheers
I love your template and am using it for my blog. Is there a way to put more tabs at the top to direct to new pages? I intend on blogging about different specific topics ie. homeschooling, recipes, etc. and would like a tab at the top for ease of use.
Thank you!!!
If you want to add the tabs manually – edit header.php and before line 46, add the links inside list items, like:
Another way is to move the “Blogroll” links into the tab navigation, this way you can add/edit the actual links from the wordpress admin. Let me know if this is what you want.
If there are too many tabs and don’t fit horizontally you might want to increase “min-width” from style.css, or make the template fluid (“width: 98%;” instead of “width: 960px;”)…
have fun
new version – 1.2, with some changes and bug fixes. enjoy!
I would like to use your Fusion theme on my site. How would I go about adding the links at the very top like you have done? I think it looks very nice.
Thank you!
Guys, the theme is awesome and works across all the browsers… heck this theme is so much better than some of those that cost USD 79++… one thing i totally fell in love with is the drop down menu effect at “Testing templates” tab… it’s really cool… one other thing is you may want to lower your right sidebar to below than the navigational bar…
Regards,
Robert
Love the theme…
I noticed you are considering IE6 support only if enough request it.
I’m forced into IE6 at work and this theme does not degrade very gracefully.
Only if time permits – It would be much appreciated
Great theme. It’ll definitely catch on. How do you enable the ‘posted by:’ feature? I like the look of your css/xhtml preview. Did not all of the features work in WP2.7 to achieve that look?
Thanks Patrick. That was the wireframe for Pligg cms, which looks pretty much the same as the wordpress theme (besides the vote button and comment tabs). I could add the “posted by” section to WP, but I don’t know how relevant that is, since usually there’s only one user that submits content in Wordpress – the admin.
@Marc: I will consider IE6 bug-fixes in the 1.3 version of theme. Until then you should update to 1.2
@Marcus: I’m not sure which links are you refering to. If you want to replace the “blog description” at the top with links, just do that from the wp admin. If it’s not possible try editing header.php
Love the theme, but it isn’t displaying properly in IE6
I would definitely be greatful if it could be added. Our site is a collaborative website with different contributors. Not sure if this is a new feature but 2.7 allows for many registered users to log in, draft a submission, have it reviewed and approved by the admin. The ‘posted by’ would allow the different contributors claim to their work. I’ve left the link back to your site. Hopefully you can drive up some hits. Cheers.
I would also be grateful for IE6 support, the theme is great but it looks really funny on that crappy browser that still 20% of people uses
updated – 1.3 with IE 5.5/6 support. should be live on wordpress.org too by tommorow…
Well done for the 1.3 version.
I have one more request: When you add a lot of pages to your blog they will go hidden under the right sidebar, wouldn’t you let it possible to have them below the first links?
Now:
page1, page2, page3 | Sidebar
After:
page1, page2, page3 | Sidebar
page4, page5.
Sorry for bad english, i pictured it so that you can understand it better.
Thanks for you great work
Yes I know what you mean. I’ll move the “extra’ tabs that don’t fit below, so they don’t appear hidden, but you should increase the page size to make them fit on one line (#page element in style.css)
Great template for WordPress. Found a bug that surfaced when I activate a plugin – fixed it by editing the index.php template file to remove all HTML characters and whitespace that occured before the get_header() command. So the top three lines of my file read:
And now the plugin error is resolved.