WordPress Theme: ClockWorkMint
ClockWorkMint is a 960px fixed width WordPress theme and prepared to work either as 2 or 3 column layout. The theme is light so as to focus your reader’s attention on the content. ClockWorkMint features the following:
- Out-of-the-box Social media icons
- A built in Breadcrumb
- 4 widget areas in the sidebar
- Author Comment highlighting
- Comment numbering
ready-to-use subscribe to comments– removed in v1.3.0, please use subscribe to comments plugin
Screenshot
Download
Download the latest version of ClockWorkMint here
Translations
- Polski – Polish translation of the Theme by TopBlogger,
- Deutsch – German translation by WordSaftPresse.
Version history
- v1.3.0
- Added localization (.mo and .po files added to archive)
- removed the Subscribe to Comments code from the theme – please use a plugin (the database fits the subscribe to comments plugin)
- v1.2.2
- Fixed a possible misuse of the breadcrumb
- v1.2.0
- Added a theme options panel under Design » ClockWorkMint Options
- header image is now changed in Design » ClockWorkMint Options
- Removed the breadcrumb from index page, it still shows on other pages
- fixed pre tags displaying across the page
11:33 am
jt
Hi Lukasz,
I’m afraid your theme doesn’t work properly in IE6 for XP Service Pack2. All the content appears below the sidebar.
12:36 pm
Łukasz Sobek
Thanks for the info :) I’ll look into it.
9:36 pm
heatheronhertravels
Hi Lukasz
I’m looking for a new theme to start my WordPress blog
Is there anywhere I can see an example of your Clockworkmint theme working with 3 columns?
Thanks
Heather
5:25 am
Łukasz Sobek
@heatheronhertravels – If you look at the sidebar here, you’ll notice it is already mixed (i.e both 2 and 3 coulmns), so to get a pure 3-column layout you could either just remove the content in the wide sidebar (the part with the “about”, “tags” etc.) and use the 2 sidebar design (currently “categories” and “archives”) or you can leave some of the wide sidebar at the top, followed by a 2 sidebar section and a wide section at the bottom – hope this helps. (http://wp-themes.com/clockworkmint/ – just a link to the preview page of ClockWorkMint ;)
9:49 pm
Erica Wilson
Hi,
Can I switch out the top photo? If so, can you tell me how?
Thanks
10:12 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Erica Wilson – sure, there are two ways to do it:
the easy way:
1.) replace bird.jpg in the image folder with the image you would like to show as header (the original image is 900px wide and 147px high). For best results the new image should have 900px width.
2.) open style.css and on line 52 change “height: 145px;” to “height: XYZpx;” where XYZ is the height of your new image in pixels.
the different easy way
1.) open style.css and on line 52 change url(‘images/bird.jpg’) to url(‘images/XYZ.jpg’) where XYZ is the name of your new header image
2.) open style.css and on line 52 change “height: 145px;” to “height: XYZpx;” where XYZ is the height of your new image in pixels.
Hope this helps :)
1:13 am
Joe
Hello Lukasz,
I erased something in the sidebar template and it created a parse error. I was wondering where I could find another copy of the sidebar template to compare it and see what I did wrong.
Thank You!
Joe
10:41 am
Łukasz Sobek
You can download the theme here http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/clockworkmint and just use the original files in case you need any undoing ;)
11:15 pm
Lori
I plan on inserting a different graphic where your Bird graphic is which has my company’s name and logo on it. Is there a way to suppress the blog title (i.e. where it says ClockWorkMint) from showing up?
12:04 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Lori – Sure, just delete line 43 from the header.php file.
11:26 pm
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11:50 pm
Brandon Schatz
Hey Lukasz – encountering a strange problem.
When using this theme, if I visit my site going to pulphaus.com, it works fine – but if I include the www. in front, I get a message looking like so:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /homepages/28/d236056024/htdocs/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /homepages/28/d236056024/htdocs/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 694
I haven’t modified beyond changing the banner image. I think I may have broken the internet. Help?
1:03 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Brandon Schatz – Sorry, my bad.
To fix it:
1.) Open functions.php
2.) delete lines 34,35,36
3.) Save the file
after that it should be ok, as there is whitespace in line 35 which needs to be got rid of. If you need more info: http://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_Troubleshooting#How_do_I_solve_the_Headers_already_sent_warning_problem.3F
2:23 pm
Tin
Hi Łukasz! I have some problems with this theme and wordpress mu 1.33 and 1.51, when I write a post or a comment it shows me these errors:
#
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/socialit/public_html/test151/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/socialit/public_html/test151/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 701
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/socialit/public_html/test151/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/socialit/public_html/test151/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php on line 852
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/socialit/public_html/test151/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/socialit/public_html/test151/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 701
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/216395?replies=2#post-895075
Do you have any idea on how to solve this error?
7:37 pm
Brandon Schatz
Awesome. Thank you!!
12:07 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Tin – the solution posted here – http://clockworkblogger.com/theme-clockworkmint/#comment-546 – should do the trick. Posted a reply to the thread on the forum as well.
1:07 am
Miguel de Luis Espinosa
A great theme, my readers are loving it :) I specially like the way you how relaxing it is to the eyes and that comments are clearly displayed.
3:43 am
Liz
Hi Lukasz,
Thanks for such a terrific theme … I’d like to have a bit more control over the theme picking up the tag line for my blog. I’d like it to appear in only one place (not two). For example, if I choose to enter a tag line, it shows up both above and below the banner. I think I’d like it above the banner only.
I’d also like to style that text a bit differently. I’m not a php guru but I can work a bit with css.
If you can help, that would be great. Thanks!
3:37 pm
Berit
Hi Łukasz,
I have the same problems as Tin and Brandon above, but mine goes further since I can not even log in. When I try, I only see a page with:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-login.php on line 267
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-login.php on line 279
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 595
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 596
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 597
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:36) in /home/chtcommi/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 770
How can I delete anything? Or where? When I can’t login I mean.
I hope you can help me:)
Best from Berit
11:32 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Berit – v1.1.2 should fix that – the link to the download: http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/download/clockworkmint.1.1.2.zip
11:43 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Liz
- the “top” tag line stays there on whatever page you are on your blog, the “bottom” tagline is only displayed on the front page of the blog. On all other pages it is replaced by a breadcrumb.
- to style the top tag line just edit line 26 of style.css
5:53 am
Randy C
Thanks for the theme. I’ve been playing with it all weekend in anticipation of converting to WordPress from Blogger.
A couple of questions/problems.
1) I’m interested in trying some other fonts. Is there a way to do this globally, or do I have to go into each file?
2) Probably nothing you can do on your end, but it would be nice to be able to order everything in the sidebar from one master list. It’s very difficult to get everything in the order I want, as the main list goes before the subs.
3) If I wanted to change the background color, where could I do that?
Thanks.
4:15 am
Randy C
OK figured it all out. The bg.gif controlled the background. Everything I wanted to do with the fonts was in the style.css file. I hope the result doesn’t bother you too much. It suits me better this way. I should have it up by the weekend, I think.
4:20 pm
Berit
Hi Łukasz,
Thank you so much for helping me out with my last question!
Now I was wondering if it is possible to change how it looks when you have a two level page structure like me. I mean, I would like the subpages not to be visible all the time. Only if you choose a page and click on it, I would like it to roll out and show its subpages – or the titles of the subpages.
Can that be done? I have tried to look at some of the other sites using your theme, but not many uses pages like me.
Hope you can help me again.
Thanks! Berit
11:33 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – I think it looks really great, clean and accessible. One thing about the footer though – did you mean it to be aligned with the left column only?
@Berit – take a look at this page http://www.milonic.com/beginner.php, it should have all the info you need to create such a menu.
5:00 am
Randy C
Thanks, Lukasz. No, that happened when I put something it the main sidebar BUT it’s only on the main page. If you have a fix for that, I’d appreciate knowing how to do that.
1:42 pm
Berit
Hi Łukasz,
Can you help me a bit again? The title of my site is the same as the first page on the site, which i would also like to be the Home-page. But that results in the same Page name showing up twice in the top navigation line. How can I avoid that?
And with regard to the breadcrumb, I would like it to show the entire path instead of only the page you are at. I have a two level structure but it shows only the actual page I’m at.
Thanks again! Berit
10:28 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – it’s a tough one, but there seems to be one closing </div> tag missing on the main page. I’ll look into it.
@Berit -
for the page not showing up twice delete line 24 from header.php
for the breadcrumb: the one in the theme is meant to be a basic but useful feature. For an advanced solution just download the plugin http://yoast.com/wordpress/breadcrumbs/ and replace lines 53-79 in header.php with:
<?php if ( function_exists(‘yoast_breadcrumb’) ) {
yoast_breadcrumb(”,”);
} ?>
to display the breadcrumb.
1:04 am
Randy C
Hi Łukasz, – I’m having one other minor issue where the bottom half of the gravatars are cut off in the comment sections of the post. This seems to only happen in Internet Explorer (7?) but they work fine in Firefox or any browser I tried on the Mac. I’ve looked in the comment.php file but I don’t know what I’m looking for.
1:47 am
Randy C
As I follow up, I went to a couple of sites from here that are using this theme and the issue with the gravatar is the same on their sites with IE7.
http://eldietario.com/
http://www.handbasketonline.com/
Thanks for your help.
2:46 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – That’s a good question, as IE7 is the only browser doing it. Haven’t found a solution to it so far. :(
8:02 am
Randy C
The problem seems to be with this area in the style.css, I think it’s the float. I tried an absolute and it worked with the avatar but misaligned the text. Would there be another way to address that?
#content .commentmetadata img {float: left; padding: 2px; margin: 5px 10px 5px 0; border: 1px solid #000;}
#content .commentmetadata_author {padding: 5px 10px; background: #c2ccbe; margin: 5px 0 5px -30px; border-right: 3px solid #f57100;}
#content .commentmetadata_author img {float: left; padding: 2px; margin: 5px 10px 5px 0; border: 1px solid #000;}
10:18 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – position:relative should do the trick.
7:34 pm
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – position:relative didn’t work. It just moved the author & date over and down. I’ve found a paritial fix – if I change the last value of the margin in the #content .commentmetadata & #content .commentmetadata_author from -30 to 0, then the avatars show fully in IE7. The only issue is the poster’s name is moved over about 10-15 px but only in IE7. Other than that it’s working OK
8:22 pm
Łukasz Sobek
Thank you for testing it. i’ll be giving the themes a workover anyway – one more thing to fix it is ;)
10:35 pm
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – just wanted to update, sorry to keep bugging you. I’ve ended up putting the -30 back in , because it moved the highlight area over by that much in all the browsers.
I’ve added a height 1% after the margins in the #content .commentmetadata & #content .commentmetadata_author area. This aligns the text and shows the full avatar in IE7, and doesn’t affect the other browsers. The only issue now is that the highlight area is indented slightly on IE7 but it is much better and usable.
Maybe that will help and you can figure out how to remove the indent when you do your workover.
11:16 pm
Łukasz Sobek
Thank you very much for your help. The update (v.1.1.3) is already submitted to the wordpress repository and should be up tomorrow – I took a different approach from yours, but am glad you found a solution that works just as well :).
10:28 pm
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – 1.1.3 is available now and I’ve installed it. The fix you did for the avatar seems to work, generating the same result as what I did. Still has an indent with IE7, but much better than before.
My main page still has a half footer. Is that something that you had tried to fix?
I see that the main page no longer says the description, just “Welcome To -”.
Any other changes?
Thanks.
10:28 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – yes, the indent is something I’ll be looking into in the next fix. The images showing were a more important thing to fix ;). I’ll put up a description soon, as it is quite difficult to know what has been changed if there is no changelog.
@Half footer – I threw the theme on three wp-installations and every time the footer was full. Just a thought: do you use any wordpress widgets (I mean those from the wp-admin widgets page)?
@description – lol, just threw in a bug myself. In line 76 of header.php change both “get_bloginfo” to just “bloginfo”.
12:47 pm
Berit
Hi Łukasz,
The breadcrumb works just fine now – thanks!
But deleting line 24 from header.php makes a total mess on my page… What is exactly in that line. I might find the wrong line when counting to 24?
Best from Berit
4:26 pm
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – thanks for the info.
I do use widgets, but the footer happened before I activated them. I think it has to do with the fact that I use the all of the sidebars; the main, sub left, sub right and main bottom. The problem happened when I added a text widget to the main (top).
I haven’t really had time to try to troubleshoot that. It appears to be related to a bug that I see on almost all three column theme with my site. Most of the themes I try have some of the sidebar info underneath the page on the main but the main page only. Yours does not but it does this half footer instead.
10:33 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Berit – line #24 should be the one that says:
<li><a href=”<?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?>”><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></a></li>
@Randy C – Thank you for this piece of information, there must be something “amiss” with the widget section then :).
11:19 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – in the first adsense unit in the sidebar you are missing a closing “p” tag.
12:09 am
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – thanks fro letting me know. I played with things yesterday and took care of that (I thought). It shouldn’t be missing now. I’m pretty sure I tried the site without adsense, but I will try it again.
I found a lot of information regarding this problem and there are quite a few fixes. Nothing has worked for me so far. My site has quite a few validation errors, but I don’t have enough knowledge to know where to find all of the ones that are listed. The lines listed seem to be for my whole site and not an individual file.
It might be one of my posts? BTW here are two links that discuss the issue:
http://wpthemepark.com/2006/10/13/sidebar-drops-down.html
http://www.technipages.com/wordpress-sidebar-shows-at-bottom-of-the-page.html
3:15 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – In the post “Welcome to my new home”
… celebration1.jpg” alt=”Celebration – by Art Gilbert” width=”300″ height=”377″ /></a> </p> …
- remove the closing p tag
… <p><p class=”wp-caption-text”>Celebration – by Art Gilbert</p></div> …
- remove the first opening p tag
In the post “Samal Dairy Farm”
… <div>I didn’t see too many people drinking fresh …
- change the “div” to a “p” tag
all other validation errors are caused either by Javascript or embedded Flash ;)
4:54 am
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – hey I just came back to tell you that I got it working, and I had already done just what you said. I think it was the “Samal Dairy Farm” that got it to go, or maybe it was just the last one I fixed. The hard part was that the various “p” tags weren’t showing in the editing section of the posts, even with HTML selected.
I just worked through all the various errors and I have them all fixed now except the javascript ads from LinkShare.
I was able to fix the embedded flash, too, with some help from google.
Thanks for all your help. At least I know where to look now.
12:44 am
Lexi
I love this theme, but how do I get the breadcrumb back on the first page? Without it the black horizontal line under the header image is missing and there is just too much white space for my setup. Thanks!
9:20 pm
sc
Hi,
Have just downloaded ClockWorkMint – so far it seems lovely and fits most of my needs- is there anyway that you can tell me how to:
1. make the the top menus into drop down menus for the pages
2. add google add words to the bottom of the pages/posts
3. do you have a fee for removing your link/credit from the footer?
Thank you!!
4:56 am
sc
got the google words in – but the rest – still need your input!
Thank you again the theme is lovely and easy to reconfigure/play with.
The client I am putting it together for loves it – and it seems to play very well with 2.7 RC1…
oops – one more question – if i wanted to link to pages in the footer but not have them show in the ‘pages’ on the side or on the top menu – how would i do that? want to add a ‘privacy/disclaimer’ to the footer… thanks!
7:29 am
sc
Found a drop down that is working!!
Have been looking for years – guess I never used the right search term before because all I was able to find were admin dropdowns – here is a great one for Themes….
http://pixopoint.com/multi-level-navigation/
9:43 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – glad you got it sorted out :).
@Lexi – replace lines 69 and 70 of header.php (the last two lines):
}
?>
with the thing below (just enter whatever you want to appear on the main page as normal html):
} else { ?>
<div id=”teaser”>
the text you want to appear on the main page
</div>
<?php } ?>
@sc – I think the easiest way would be to use a plugin like
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/
Sometimes this happens, you are looking so hard that you just “overlook” what you are seeking. Glad you found it :)
10:10 am
sc
You were right about looking too hard!
In 2.7RC1 and possibly earlier (and i didn’t notice) – there is an exclude by page id option in the Pages sidebar widget…
: )/S
6:29 pm
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – would I encounter any problems with making the siderbar larger to accommodate 300px ads, as there seem to be a lot of those? If it is ok, would 330px work or should I go larger?
7:17 pm
Lexi
Thank you!
11:52 am
Łukasz Sobek
@sc – ;)
@Randy C – not really. the sidebar is already 320px wide, so 300px ads should fit in well. if you need to go larger modify whe width of #wrapper by a certain amount and then the #sidebar by the same amount to make use of the gained space. But this would also mean the header image should be wider.
4:25 pm
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – not sure if were are talking about something different, or you are confusing it with another of your themes. My #sidebar was 300px in the style.css. I have changed it to 320px now, and it seems to be working OK. I didn’t do anything with the #wrapper but I don’t see any adverse effects.
I also reduced the gap from the header to the first post, as it had too much empty space for my blog usage.
Maybe you could take a look and let me know if you see problems, when you get a chance.
12:11 am
Paggio
There is an XSS exploit on Header.php at line 71
if(is_search()) { $clockworkbreadcrumb .= “Search results for ‘” . $_GET['s'] . “‘“; }
I think that with these changes, the code is fixed:
if(is_search()) { $clockworkbreadcrumb .= “Search results for ‘” . strip_tags(htmlspecialchars( $_GET['s'] )) . “‘“; }
8:13 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C – Looking good in IE6 & 7, Fx3, Opera 9. I propably took the 320px from an earlier or later version ;).
@Paggio – thank you very much, theme has been updated and submitted :).
11:30 pm
Nancy
I downloaded the theme a few weeks ago, so I’m not sure I’ve got the right version (and the download link above doesn’t seem to be working for me to verify that). In any event, the version I have has the search box in header.php coded with
Changing that to
… action=”/” …
makes search work from pages other than the home page.
Thanks!
10:28 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Nancy – enter: <?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?>/ between the quotes and it will work on every page.
11:46 pm
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – could you be a little more specific as to which quotes this goes between?
Thanks.
1:38 am
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy C -
Sure, around line 43 of header.php you’ll find a line like this:
<form method=”get” id=”searchform” action=”">
the bloginfo code (with the tailing slash) goes between the doublequotes of the action parameter (the last one – first is method, second id, third is action).
11:28 pm
Jennifer Sanborn
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home3/jennifq0/public_html/wp-content/themes/clockworkmint/functions.php:18) in /home3/jennifq0/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 850
This is an error I’m getting from version 1_2_2 when I’m in Firefox, and I was trying to update the tagline and some other items on the settings page with WordPress 2.7
3:09 pm
Mette
Hi Lukasz
We have switched to ClockWorkMint 1.1.2 after your suggestion to Berit. But now it seems we have a problem with comments. On the frontpage it should be possible to write a comment like it is in ClockWorkMint. However it seems this function is lost. I hope you know what I mean. Can you help?
Best from Mette
7:34 am
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – I’m trying to use this plugin on my site but it totally throws everything off when I activate it. All content moves over and down. I tried it with some other themes, and there doesn’t seem to be a problem. Was wondering if you could try it and/or have any ideas. BTW I’m still using version 1.13, because I’ve made too many changes to be able to update. Maybe you’ve done something since my version that I should implement?
http://cjyabraham.com/projects/top-post-from-category-plugin/
1:36 am
donne
Hi Lukasz – Great looking theme! One question: can the aspect ratio of the banner be changed? My banner is not as wide as the built-in banner.
9:37 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Jennifer Sanborn – Sorry, but I can’t seem to reproduce the error (this may be because v1.3.0 has much less code and so should be less prone to possible things happening)
@Mette – it’s on the ToDo list, for now I focused on Localization with v1.3.0
@Randy C – Ouch! I would guess the plugin uses a dedicated “div” container to display the top posts – could you mail me a screenshot? The addy is Luke at this domain.
@donne – Thank you :) . you can use a smaller image (read: narrower) but this would make part of the space in the header just remain blank.
6:36 am
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – I’ll see if I can get that done this weekend. I gave up on the plugin for now. I went a different route for the application I was trying to accomplish.
8:56 pm
Jonathon
Hi Łukasz,
Kudos to your great support! It’s nice to know you go out of your way to fix issues for individuals… because I have a new one for you!
When a user visits the blog the initial summaries appear fine. When they click the title to read further the content appears… then the metadata… and then the content appears again… then the links to previous/next entries, footer, etc.
The double content appears regardless of OS and browser and no widgets are installed.
I would have thought that this was a communication problem with the server but WP’s default theme doesn’t have the double content issue. The database appears to be receiving the content just fine.
My client installed WP and Clockwork Mint so my knowledge is limited. But I do know that they are using the most current version of WP and my client has assured me that the only file they’ve touched was the CSS file.
Have you run across this problem before?
-Jonathon
5:00 pm
Julie
I flubbed up my ‘comment’ code under design/theme editor. Is there a code page that I can copy and paste from? I see that there is a new plug in- but I must admit that I forgot how to add a new plugin. Very new to this- thanks for any help.
11:22 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Jonathon – no, never had this issue until now. I’ll take a look into the theme to verify everything is working as supposed to.
@Julie – just download the theme again and copy the comments.php file to your server. This should restore everything to default values. As to the plugin, you don’t have to add it – the theme works with or without it. It’s just an add-on.
9:03 pm
Jonathon
Łukasz,
Nevermind. You probably already assumed human error and it turned out the PHP was altered after all. A quick reinstall of Clockwork Mint and the world is spinning naturally again. I hope that searching for a solution to a non-existent problem didn’t give you any headaches!
-j
2:32 am
Randy C
Hi Łukasz – been awhile.
You may have covered this, but how do I remove my home page from the page listing menu across the top? It’s taking too much room that I need for other pages. Or as an alternative, call it “home”?
8:35 pm
Łukasz Sobek
@Randy – find this line in header.php:
<li><a href=”<?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?>”><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></a></li>
if you want to get rid of the tab – delete it
if you want the tab to have a different wording replace the: <?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> with e.g. home
5:33 am
Randy C
Thanks once again. That worked perfectly.
5:50 pm
mengatasi ejakulasi dini
That’s good theme, i like it.
6:55 am
surat lamaran kerja
I like this theme, the coding is simple too. Great.
5:17 am
John
Can ClockWorkMint theme be customized? Thanks for sharing it for free.
7:38 pm
Michael
Hi Łukasz! The header image is not visible. Also in your Preview the file bird.jpg is not visible. I used Browser: Firefox 3.6.10
I used Version 1.01 of your Template; the Header TopImage [bird,jpg] works fine