The Mountain Dawn Theme

January 4th, 2008
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Introducing the Mountain Dawn Theme. For support, visit the Support Forum.

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23 Responses to: The Mountain Dawn Theme

  1. leticia says:

    hi!
    thanks for sharing this theme

  2. Angela says:

    I have a question about editing the theme:
    How do you change the headers text? And is it possible to add a header image in there instead of just having a big empty space with a little text?

  3. David says:

    Using it on artphotowall.com. Changed the colors a bit.

  4. Angela says:

    Is now being used on http://angeladunn.com/practice/

    Will be used on http://diannejohnston.com
    Thank you for making such a likable theme! I figured out how to edit it, and it looks great!

  5. Bernhard says:

    Thanks for a great theme! One column is enough and makes for better design. And nice, clean code. Thanks.

  6. pokka says:

    this website rules world.Thank for easy editable template.

  7. Colleen says:

    Love the clean look! Is it possible to imbed this into the center column of an existing webpage that has 3 columns?

  8. ulyssesr says:

    Colleen,

    Do you mean adding 2 sidebars on both sides? Yes, it is possible.

  9. I will implement this theme to my new site http://fxpilotpro.com. Thank you for this!

  10. Levi says:

    i have used this theme , i like it .thanks.

  11. heitor says:

    hi,
    how can i edit the css of these theme?

    • ulyssesr says:

      If you host your own blog, you can use the WordPress editor to edit style.css. Save after you made your changes. If you are hosted at WordPress.com, you have to pay $15 to edit CSS.

  12. jody says:

    Hi! Thanks for the lovely theme.

    I am wondering why my archives are not showing up? ANy suggestions? The forums do not address this.

    Thank you!

    • ulyssesr says:

      Hi Jody,

      Ah, you need to create an archive template. That’s probably the best way of adding an Archive Page. Please refer to the Archive documentation in the WordPress Codex. They give a few examples of creating a Template and give you a few examples of what code to put in the Template. Good luck.

  13. I have a discussion forum on my web site on one of the pages. So far, I can put the forum on the default template or the full-page template, but neither one looks right. Can you tell me how I can create a page template that has neither a default or fullpage width, but a width of about 650px? Thanks!

    • ulyssesr says:

      You going to have to create a new page template with a unique div. For example something called “newdiv.” You can call it whatever you like. You then add a new entry in CSS for “newdiv” with a width of 650px.

  14. dan says:

    I created my first post on the main page, but there is about an inch of blank space between the navigation bar and the text of the first post. Can I remove the white space and have the text begin after the nav bar?

  15. ulyssesr says:

    Hi Dan,

    I noticed there is a break statement between the nav bar and your first text. There is also a small statement you can probably remove as well. In addition, you can take out the padding for both narrowcolumn and widecolumn, just to be consistent.

  16. Emmanuel says:

    You have a classic theme. Please how do I hide tags on my home page?

  17. Emmanuel says:

    Okay Ulysses. Will this tag removal completely remove all my tags?. I want to hid tags so I can use it to optimize the likelihood of being found in search engines (that is use them for SEO.

  18. Emmanuel says:

    Thank you. I will work on it and get back to you. Good design. Kudos!

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