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  • Fixed it dude…

    Line 196 of flexo-social-gallery.php

    Added preceding slash to where it inserts the image, ie change…

    <img class=”social-gallery” src=”‘.$dirresult[

    to

    <img class=”social-gallery” src=”/’.$dirresult[

    Surely easier to just do a “display: none;” in css?

    A couple of sites I do have CMS pages where some contents of .entry-meta, .entry-utility & comments aren’t wanted, it’s easier to just remove them from css.

    mentalelf

    (@mentalelf)

    Use Firefox & get the firebug plugin, it generally makes things a lot easier.

    In your case though it looks like that theme is based on the bluetrip css framework (or some variant), changing the width isn’t quite as easy as with other themes. You’d need to change the width of the wrap & container divs, as well as all of the span-1, span-2 (& so on) up to span-24 divs, as they’re all fixed widths based around a 24-column layout & 980px overall width.

    You’d need to decide on a new overall width (that’s divisable by 24 plus the width taken up by the in-built margins), & change the span-1 to 24 divs accordingly, as well as the divs that control the overall width. Using fluid width with bluetrip is pretty much not going to happen though if that’s what you want.

    Thread Starter mentalelf

    (@mentalelf)

    Ah, no & no, thankyou, I’d looked around for theme testing for a while but had just found a few hundred mentions of the theme testing plugin & practically no other useful information. I suppose I wasn’t asking google the right questions…

    Will run through both of those later, I’ve been theming the damn thing all day & am starting to see vi windows when I shut my eyes.

    You obviously know this a lot better than me. Are there any other similar resources that are useful to someone who’s new to WordPress theming & re-theming? Or any basic template themes that are a good place to start with re-theming rather than just finding a free one that may or may not be great to start with?

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