Free WordPress Theme: 8Some
8some is a 2 column fixed-width WordPress theme, with lefthand sidebar, enabled for widgets…
The theme is compatible with WordPress v2.2 upwards and has been tested on Firefox 2,3, Internet Explorer 6 and 7, and Opera 9.
User comments are separated from pingbacks/trackbacks, enabled for gravatars - and will work whether you’re using WP2.6, 2.5 or lower - you won’t need the WordPress gravatar plugin.
Demonstration: 8some Demo
Download: 8some WordPress Theme 1.2 - 8some.zip
Release Notes:
Released under the terms of the GPL.
This theme is not sponsored.
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By Enne Buikema, September 5, 2008 @ 8:00 am
I like the theme 8some, but I would prefer to have the body centered.
Can you inform me how to do this?
By rex, September 6, 2008 @ 2:32 am
The theme wouldn’t work well for people using 800px screen width, if centred - which is why it’s left aligned…
By brian, September 8, 2008 @ 4:24 pm
love your 8some theme; plan to use 11 installations from my server to present 11 different news pages that will automate our regional news for our website. I need separate rss feeds from each installation to update other aspects of the website.
problem: using wp 2.61 and the image caption and alignment is not working at all. when I insert an image from the gallery, and provide the caption and specify right align, it just defaults to the left - see here:
http://glrf.info/worldherald/?page_id=8
googling indicates this is a css issue with 2.6 + and I tried in vain to use the patches suggested by others in the css styles, but with no luck, obviously
By Rex Clarke, September 9, 2008 @ 2:00 am
Nothing to do with the theme - caption/alignment styles are frankly just one of the less good ideas in 2.5 and 6, - I have made a suggestion to drop them completely, but…
Using an inline style ie <img style=”float:right” or <div style=”float:right” for img and caption … should do it, but it needs a bit of experimenting