Filip Fila and Nuno Pineiro are bringing the classic #Oxygen #theme back to Plasma
Tastefully colourful icons, shadows, transparencies and shiny buttons are all part of the spectacular reimagined themes Air and Oxygen being painstakingly reconstructed from scratch by the designers.
Filip includes download links in his blog post so you too can trial-run both themes now:
https://filipfila.wordpress.com/2026/04/05/halfway-there-to-6-7-updates-on-oxygen-and-air/
finish : step 2 OKLCH power !!! https://codepen.io/editor/mous_tik/pen/019d3af7-abd0-7800-86d2-06fcc579a766
Someone did a #Trans theme for #Firefox
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-trans-pride-theme/
Just made my own colourscheme, Sorbet, inspired by @catppuccin
I'm techie. So obviously dark theme looks cool to me. But I've noticed something like whenever I use light theme, it gives kind of positive vibes to me personally. Like yk, dark themes are cool but they're kinda heavy.
The WordPress Loop – WordCamp 2010
WordCamp 2010 The WordPress Loophttp://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=wordcamp2010-100828121142-phpapp01&stripped_title=wordcamp-2010-the-wordpress-loopView more presentations from Jake Spurlock.Thanks for all that were in attendance for your great conversation. Also, download all of the source code here: Schtuff.txt
#loop #presentation #theme #wordcamp #WordPress
The document discusses The Loop in WordPress, which is used to display posts on a page. It introduces basic template tags like THE_CONTENT() and THE_TITLE() that can be used within The Loop. It also covers how to create custom queries using functions like QUERY_POSTS() to modify the main loop, for example to exclude certain categories or show posts from only one category. The document notes an important distinction between QUERY_POSTS(), which overrides the main query, and GET_POSTS(), which can be used to create secondary loops on a page. Finally, it discusses how to query custom post types and shows an example of adding a filter to modify The Loop via a plugin. - Download as a KEY, PDF or view online for free
Skulls…
So, in the last few weeks, I have been doing a lot of WordPress theme development. When I see something cool on the web, I want to implement it a new a cool way. Skulls is basically the end result of some tinkering on the web. Here are some of the methods that I used in this theme.
1. Font Replacement
I read a great article on CameronMoll.com called Exploring Cufón, a sIFR alternative for font embedding. Cufón is this rad javascript library that will exchange text with a font resides on your server. A friend of mine, Tyrel Kelsey showed me an example on a site that he designed using the script, and from there, I was set. Immediately, I knew that I wanted to create a grungy WordPress theme that I could use this on.
2. Fixed Footer
Nothing terribly revolutionary, but after staring at Facebook everyday, I wanted to put a persistent footer, that would have a couple of quick links in it. To create a fixed footer, simple add the following code to your div.
Make sure to add some bottom-margin to whatever div is going to be above it. You want to make sure you do that, so when you scroll to the bottom, you can see all of your content.
[css]
#footer {
margin:auto;
position:fixed;
margin:auto;
left:0;
bottom:0;
height:40px;
width:100%;
background:#242424;
z-index:1999;
}
[/css]
There are a couple of issues that in IE6 (Go figure…) But they can be resolved by adding this:
[css]* html #footer {
top:expression(eval(document.compatMode && document.compatMode==’CSS1Compat’) ? documentElement.scrollTop +(documentElement.clientHeight-this.clientHeight) : document.body.scrollTop +(document.body.clientHeight-this.clientHeight));
position:absolute;
}
[/css]
3. SUPER-ULTRA-RAD GRAPHICS
I mentioned already the font replacement. I found some cool vector packs that had some skull designs in them. The post headers have a banner that overlays the other divs due to some negative margins. One thing to be aware of, if you follow a similar design, is to make sure that links have the coverage that they might need. I had them squeezed a lot tighter, but it was hard to click on the post links.
So, all in all, I think that it turned out to be a pretty cool theme. Not for everyone, but I think that someone will get a kick out of it.
#cufon #development #fixedFooter #footer #theme #WordPress