Journalized Theme Version 2

Journ­al­ized theme Ver­sion 2.7.2 for WordPress ver­sions 2.5 through 2.7 is now available.

The latest ver­sion fixes a couple of bugs and is now ready for inter­na­tion­al­isa­tion. It comes with Rus­sian trans­la­tion files (Rus­sian trans­la­tion kindly sup­plied by Dmitriy Donchenko)

screenshot of theme
click for a lar­ger image.


or TAR ball journalized-theme-2.7.2.tar.gz

Update: The theme has been updated to ver­sion 2.7.2.

The theme has the fol­low­ing features:

  • Comes with six seven built in ‘skins’ (includ­ing the old Blue, Sand, Winter, and Xmas)
  • A new admin­is­tra­tion inter­face to con­fig­ure the theme.
  • All known browser bugs addressed. Tested in Fire­fox, Inter­net Explorer, Web­kit (Safari), and Opera
  • Sup­port for widgits, tags, and Gravatars
  • Can be con­figured to have 1, 2, or 3 columns.
  • The num­ber of columns can be con­figured sep­ar­ately for archive pages and single posts or pages.
  • Sup­ports cus­tom header image, includ­ing in the background
  • Sup­ports full-width or cen­ter column header
  • Com­pat­ible with WordPress ver­sions 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7
  • Sup­ports threaded com­ments (WordPress 2.7 only)
  • Sup­ports paged com­ments (WordPress 2.7 only)
  • Sup­ports drop-in cus­tom skins
  • XHTML 1.0 transitional
  • Sup­ports mul­tiple lan­guages. Comes with Rus­sian as a second language.

Here is a screen shot of the new admin­is­tra­tion inter­face used to con­fig­ure the theme.
screen shot of admin interface

And here is an example of the nes­ted com­ments. It also sup­ports paged com­ments in WordPress ver­sion 2.7.
screen shot of nested comments

You can con­fig­ure a num­ber of fea­tures of the header:

.

After almost two years of inactiv­ity, this theme is finally updated and avail­able again.

You can down­load the final release here:

ZIP file journalized-theme-2.7.2.zip
or TAR ball journalized-theme-2.7.2.tar.gz.

This ver­sion com­pletely replaces all the old ver­sions, includ­ing the stan­dalone Journ­al­ized Sand, Blue, and Winter themes (unless you are still on WordPress 1.5).

Please give it a try and let me have any feed­back in the com­ments on this page. I have kept the old com­ments here, just add any new com­ments as usual. The theme is licensed under the GPL. So you may modify it and dis­trib­ute it. I’m very inter­ested to hear if you use it, modify it, etc. If you have any ques­tions leave a com­ment on this post with your ques­tion. Com­ments are mod­er­ated so you won’t see your com­ment immediately.

I will write some more inform­a­tion about cre­at­ing your own skins in the next few weeks. I will also doc­u­ment some of the hun­dreds of con­fig­ur­a­tion possibilities!

Update: You can now down­load an extra skin! This is the Xmas skin I occa­sion­ally use on this blog. Note this skin is now included with ver­sion 2.7.2.

screenshot of xmas skin
click for a lar­ger image.

You can down­load the xmas skin here:
xmas-skin-2.7.1.zip.

  • Once you have down­loaded it. Unzip it, then upload the files to your journalized/skins directory.
  • Go to Appear­ance -> Journ­al­ized Options in the admin screen, and select the new skin.
  • If you want a pic­ture of Santa to appear along side your blog title, type ‘santa.gif’ into the ‘Header Image’ box and uncheck both ‘Add the image in the back­ground’ and ‘Turn off the blog title’.
  • If you want your header to be full width, check that box and set header image height to be 138 pixels (that worked for me)
  • Finally save your set­tings and you are done

321 thoughts on “Journalized Theme Version 2”

  2. I would like to be able to “list posts” sim­ilar to the options offered by Fuzzy Posts.

    A list­ing of the titles, linked to the actual post.

    Thank you for any sug­ges­tions, I am so lik­ing Journ­al­ized and “plan­ning” how to modify the skins so I can change the look “with the sea­sons” or more often

    Wheat

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  3. Per­sonal comment:

    Thank you for the tem­plates. They are great.

    I down­loaded your Journ­al­ized 2.0 blog tem­plate tonight and installed it on my blog, http://www.thedoorway.org/blog/. I noticed that the save func­tion of the options page did not save the changes I made in the text that appears at the top of columns A and C. Is there a workaround?

    Since it didn’t work that way and didn’t have the other items that ver. 1.0 has in my column C, I’ve gone back to ver. 1.0.

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  4. Mike, don’t know if this can be done or not, but on the indi­vidual post pages, we’ve been able to put some code in there for some social book­mark­ing icons/links, but we have not been able to do so on the front page of the blog (cen­ter column). Is there a way to do this? I’m sure we’re just miss­ing some­thing simple but any help you can give is GREATLY appre­ci­ated, Sir. Thanks again for such a rockin’ theme and for all of your pre­vi­ous help. Also, thank you in advance for any help you can give in this mat­ter, at your con­veni­ence, of course :-)

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  5. I can’t get the save func­tion to work, so I just renamed the color schemes and manu­ally removed the top sec­tions from each column. Kinda defeats the pur­pose a little, but I love the theme.

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  7. With the change of how blogrolls are dis­played in WP 2.1÷2.2, I had to change that por­tion of the column-b.php (in my case) tem­plate. What I ulti­mately changed that sec­tion to after search­ing through the /wp-includes/widgets.php file (it should keep com­pat­ib­il­ity with 2.0.x):

    <?php global $wp_db_version; if (journalized_links_column() == ‘B’) { ?>
    <ul class=“linklist”>
    <?php if ($wp_db_version
    <?php get_links_list(); ?>
    <?php } else { ?>
    <?php wp_list_bookmarks(); ?>
    <?php } ?>
    </ul>
    <?php } ?>

    Any word on the wid­get­ized version?

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  8. I have this theme uploaded and I can get to the theme editor OK and all, but when I tick the circle that has the flower theme, and click on save set­tings, it stays the same theme, which is the blue theme. What do I need to do?

    (I don’t have the theme live right now.)

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  9. Hi Mike, any news yet on the wid­get­ized ver­sion? Unfor­tu­nately, we had to take our lovely tem­plate down which we had hacked severely to enable wid­gets and other design con­sid­er­a­tions, with the newer WordPress upgrades we could no longer main­tain the hacks as they kept on break­ing and had to default to K2.

    SO, will there be a sta­bil­ized ver­sion of 3col any­time in the near future?

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  10. Hello the save func­tion is not work­ing on upgrade to wp 2.2.1 it did work.… on old ver­sion of wp 2.0 it worked maybe if I knew where file is writ­ten? I could fix? maybe it needs a chmod or something

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  14. Journ­al­ized Theme Ver­sion 2 broken by wp 2.2.1

    Hello I upgraded from wp 2.0 to 2.2.1 and it broke the theme men­tioned.
    In this theme there is a options page called Journ­al­ized theme options. It has a save but­ton. The save but­ton does not write to the sql tables any­more.
    This is pre­formed by a file called functions.php.
    This file has default set­ting for this theme. If I edit thoose, it writes to the sql dbase.
    But if i hit save but­ton on page it does not.
    I assume that a minor change was made on how the data is saved to dbase in wordpress when upgrad­ing from 2.0 to 2.2 as the upgrade script says as much when you run it.

    Any­ways it seems that some minor mod is needed here to get this theme back up… can any­one help me with this… thanks..
    Vis.

    The theme is here
    http://zed1.com/journalized/themes/journalized-theme-version-2/

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  20. Please help how to add wid­gets to side­bar, I am try­ing but its just not work­ing yet, you have other things hap­pen­ing with this theme its not so simple to add wid­get.. just scrap all place­ment com­mands let wid­gets do that some how and keep your other options such as header page read­ing and so … wid­gets do it all for ya I am not sure how a 2 colum wid­get sysytem woul work?

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  23. I’ve noticed a prob­lem with your theme, it comes back with this error, no mat­ter what. I can’t even revert to another theme. I had to empty out the function.php file, and I was finally able to get the default theme back. Here’s the error mes­sage:
    Fatal error: Can­not redeclare journalized_add_theme_page() (pre­vi­ously declared in /wwwdocs/blogs/wp-content/themes/journalized/functions.php:29) in /wwwdocs/blogs/wp-content/themes/journalized/functions.php on line 123

    As far as I can tell, it’s not re-declaring it anywhere.

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  24. Vis -

    Short ver­sion of Wid­get­iz­ing Journalized:

    - Add two register_sidebar func­tions to functions.php, nam­ing each (do not give them the same name), put­ting <div class=“sidebarsection”> in the before_widget array, </div in after_widget, <h4> in before_title, and </h4 in after_title.
     – Invoke dynamic_sidebar(‘name’) in both column-a.php and column-b.php (using the names you gave them in functions.php).

    That, along with Automattic’s basic instruc­tions, should give you a Wid­get­ized Journ­al­ized with both columns able to take wid­gets. At least that worked for me.

    Do note, if there is at least one wid­get in either column, it will over­ride the theme options for that column except for whether the column is dis­played. That means that, for example, if you had a cal­en­dar in Column B and add a wid­get to column B, you’ll lose the unless you add the “cal­en­dar” wid­get. Con­versely, if you only add a wid­get to column A, you’ll still have the cal­en­dar in column B.

    If Mike’s e-mail didn’t spam away what I sent him, he does have some modi­fic­a­tions I did in a zip file some­where, includ­ing a few other “house­keep­ing” changes mainly designed to make Journ­al­ized fully 2.1÷2.2 com­pli­ant (it doesn’t deal with tags, so I can’t say it’s fully 2.3-compliant).

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  25. Hi Mike,

    I have used your theme, slightly mod­i­fied (or rather mod­i­fied a lot over the years), for about two years. Yes­ter­day I upgraded my WordPress install­a­tion to 2.3.1. Are you still work­ing on your themes, and will you make a ver­sion fully com­pat­ible with the latest WP version?

    My site is at http://nyfiken.org/ but after the upgrade it does not yet look quite the way I had inten­ded it to.

    If you reply to this I would appre­ci­ate it if you would write me en email about is as I will not be read­ing this page on a daily basis.

    Best regards, and thank you for a nice set of themes,
    Johan Adler
    Stock­holm, Sweden

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  26. Mike, I’ve been try­ing without luck to load an image to the header. I’m new to this. Which of the files should I be adding it to? and, on which line? Sorry for the word­ing but, just spent 3 hours try­ing and have to go now.

    Any help would be greatly appre­ci­ated.
    Al

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  27. This looks like a great theme! You might want to con­sider chan­ging the file down­load URL to a reg­u­lar URL so that wget will work with it? It is a trick that alot of linux admins who work on SSH use.

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  45. Mike,
    Glad to see the old theme updated and chan­ging back to it, but I get an error mes­sage when click­ing on a cat­egory:
    Parse error: syn­tax error, unex­pec­ted T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/xxxx.com/blog/wp-content/themes/journalized/archive.php on line 87
    Both in IE6 and Firefox

    Any ideas?

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  46. Hi Bill,
    Thanks for the error report. I’ve used a 2.7 func­tion if an author archive is not found (copied from the default theme), so it breaks on earlier ver­sions. Replace that line (87) with the following:


    if (function_exists('get_userdatabylogin')) {
    printf("<h2 class='center'>Sorry, but there aren't any posts by %s yet.</h2>", get_userdatabylogin(get_query_var('author_name'))->display_name);
    } else {
    echo("<h2>Sorry, but there aren't any posts by that author.</h2>");
    }

    I’ll try to release a new ver­sion this week­end (I have a CSS fix to pub­lish too).

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  49. Am curi­ous how cus­tom­iz­able this theme is. While I like the cur­rent theme I use for astralaudio.net, this new one has some nice col­lumn changes (and is good for wp2.7). So, would want to match the color design as on the cur­rent theme and use the added fea­tures of your theme to spice things up. Awe­some work!

    –Allen Sale, Exec­ut­ive Pro­du­cer of Astral Audio Productions

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  50. I can’t get a header image to appear, no mat­ter what code I put in the link. The admin panel doesn’t look any­thing like yours, above, either. There are no pix in it. Using WP265. I’ve tried all of your zip files too, no changes with any of them.

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  52. Hi Allen,
    The theme is very customisable.

    If you want a new col­our scheme, the easi­est thing to do is copy one of the exist­ing xxx-skin.css files which looks sim­ilar to what you want (i.e. spa­cing, font size, etc.).

    Copy it to a new name of the format colourscheme-skin.css, and the theme con­trol panel will auto­mat­ic­ally pick it up and offer it as a choice.

    Go through chan­ging the col­ours to be what you want. Most of the skins only use three or back­ground col­ours, and three or four foreground/border colours.

    All the rest of the flex­ib­il­ity is con­fig­ur­able from the con­trol panel and with widgets.

    Enjoy!

    Mike

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  53. Hi Twolane,

    Did you make sure to upload the ‘skins’ sub­dir­ect­ory? Also check the per­mis­sions, it needs to be read­able by the web server, 755 for the dir­ect­ory and 644 for the files in it.

    Mike

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  54. Everything is as you say it should be, ‘skins’ dir­ect­ory included.

    Design/Journalized Options is noth­ing but text and buttons.

    There is no header image appear­ing, neither from the default ‘skins’ dir­ect­ory, nor by full path loc­ated in an ‘images’ directory.

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  56. Now there’s no styl­ing selec­tions in the write post area. Also, when I click on HTML, the write area dis­ap­pears, and I can’t get it back. I am not a new­bie. What’s going on with this theme?

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  57. Hi Twolane,
    I’m not sure what is going wrong for you, but the theme has noth­ing to do with Write Post page. It’s code is not even called on that page.
    It does sound like you might be hav­ing prob­lems with JavaS­cript (it is JavaS­cript which con­trols and dis­plays the format­ting but­tons for example.
    My theme does not use any JavaS­cript.
    Do you have any plu­gins installed? Maybe there is an incom­pat­ib­il­ity with one of your plugins.

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  61. Hi Dmitriy,
    Thank you very much for this translation!

    I think I must prop­erly inter­na­tion­al­ise the theme and use your trans­la­tion as the first sup­por­ted language.

    Mike

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  64. I also need to trans­late your theme into sev­eral lan­guages. if you would imple­ment loc­al­iz­a­tion, users could use this plu­gin: h**p://www.code-styling.de/english/development/wordpress-plugin-codestyling-localization-en to trans­late it and send to you.

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  66. I’m get­ting an error whenever I click on a catagory. PHP Parse error: syn­tax error, unex­pec­ted T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in djskylab.com\wp-content\themes\journalized\archive.php on line 88

    Also.. I’m hav­ing some over­lay with the tables. Middle tables is over­lap­ping the right side­bar some­times. What can I do?

    Great theme. Thanks!

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  67. Mike,

    I use Site­Meter and installed the code but appar­ently I only get hits if the main page is accessed whereas I often get vis­it­ors to indi­vidual pages. Is there some­place else I need to add the code in order to make sure all my hits get counted?

    And thanks much for your theme. I’m glad you updated it as I could not use it with the newer ver­sion of WP.

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  69. I’m still get­ting the parse error…
    Parse error: parse error, unex­pec­ted T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in XXX/wp-content/themes/journalized/archive.php on line 88

    …even though I have replaced line 87 with the code sug­ges­ted above…

    if (function_exists(‘get_userdatabylogin’)) {
    printf(“Sorry, but there aren’t any posts by %s yet.”, get_userdatabylogin(get_query_var(‘author_name’))->display_name);
    } else {
    echo(“Sorry, but there aren’t any posts by that author.”);
    }

    What am I doing wrong?

    Scott Ott

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  71. I am look­ing at using this theme for a new pro­ject and ran into two prob­lems. I am run­ning WordPress 2.6.5 with PHP4.4.9:

    This hap­pens on the main page:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined func­tion: get_search_form() in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wordpress265\wp-content\themes\journalized\column-a.php on line 56

    This hap­pens when I click on a cat­egory link:

    Parse error: syn­tax error, unex­pec­ted T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wordpress265\wp-content\themes\journalized\archive.php on line 88

    Soemth­ing wrong with my con­fig­ur­a­tion or are these know issues?

    Mike

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  72. Hi, Mike Walsh and Scott Ott,
    The latest ver­sion (2.7.1) of the theme should fix both your problems.

    There were a couple of calls to WordPress 2.7-specific func­tions which broke things in exactly the places you both mention.

    Down­load the latest ver­sion and you should be good to go. Let me know if there are fur­ther problems.

    Mike

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  73. I was get­ting the error on line 88, down­loaded the new ver­sion, replaced the files and now I get the error on line 87 instead.

    Any ideas?

    Here’s the error: Parse error: syn­tax error, unex­pec­ted T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/antzinpa/public_html/kns/wp-content/themes/journalized/archive.php on line 87

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  75. Hi Mike!

    First thanks to fix the header in the flower skins! Works perfectly!

    One little thing ..and it is no big deal:

    I tried to set up the WP with a static page. I had the theme set up with 2 columns, pages + posts with one column.. What happened is if you do that, the home page becomes a one column home page. It is nor­mal and logical, I undest­and that!

    Ques­tion: would it be pos­sible in the future to have an “over­ride fea­ture” if a static page is choosen to be dis­played on the home page?

    In ohers words, to keep the 2 columns (or the set up for the home page whatever it it) on the home page EVEN IF the theme post — pages had been set up with one column.

    Thanks

    Roger Pilon

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  76. Hi Mike!

    Again me!

    You already have 4 tem­plates avail­able. AS it is now, you pick one and it is used for all posts + all pages.

    Why not in the future, cre­ate 4 new pages tem­plates based on these 4 “css templates”

    1) page tem­plate 2 columns
    2) page tem­plate right column
    3) pages tem­plate left column
    4) page tem­plate no columns at all

    Each tem­plate will have just one func­tion: to call the right CSS page (which are alreday done and is the most time con­sum­ing to create.).

    Could you ima­gime how much flex­ib­il­ity it would add to your theme?

    And again, I am repeat­ing myself here, the worst is already done (the 4 templates)!

    My $0.02 cents!

    Thanks

    Roger Pilon

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  77. Hi,

    Thanks mike i was wait­ing for this theme nearly 2 years.I want to change the col­our scheme for this theme could you please let me know where i need to change the colours.

    Best Regards

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  78. Roger,
    Glad the fix worked. It will be in the next release.

    I see what you mean about the home page and the tem­plates. I might con­sider both your ideas for a future release.

    Mike

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  79. Debian,
    I replied to your dir­ect email…
    For everyone’s bene­fit, here’s a brief over­view of how to cre­ate your own cus­tom Journ­al­ized skin:

    The easi­est thing to do is take one of the skins that you already like (maybe in terms of bor­ders, spa­cing, etc) and copy it to a new name with the fol­low­ing format: skinname-skin.css in the skins dir­ect­ory. That will auto­mat­ic­ally be avail­able on the journ­al­ized theme options page to select from (if you also cre­ate (or copy) a little screen shot thumb­nail as skinname-thumb.png it will use that to.

    Then just start chan­ging the col­ours in the css file.

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  82. Hello Mike and users. Thanks for your theme and your help.
    I would like to know how to get images or logos in the columns. In what tem­plate and what line.
    Thank you from Spain.

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  86. Thanks! Good theme!

    But I too have prob­lem with archive

    Parse error: parse error, unex­pec­ted T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in wp-content/themes/journalized/archive.php on line 87.

    And I use 2.7.1 theme version

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    • Hi Dmitry,
      This seems to be a PHP ver­sion spe­cific prob­lem. I will send you a ver­sion of archives.php by dir­ect email. Please let me know if it fixes your prob­lem. If so I can incor­por­ate it into new release of the theme.

      Mike

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  91. The theme(s) looks so nice, exactly what I’ve been look­ing for, for a long while.
    How­ever, no mat­ter what I do, I can’t get the save func­tion to work. Choos­ing Eggs or any of the skins or the lay­out, I’m still left with the blue stand­ard theme.
    Am I miss­ing some­thing? I’ve checked the files, which all seem to have the cor­rect per­mis­sions, 755 and 644.
    How come the save sat­tings func­tion doesn’t apply the changes?
    Hope you can help and thank you so very much for this awe­some look­ing theme :)

    –Thomas

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  92. Thank you for updat­ing this theme. It was the first one I ever used and have had a hard time find­ing an adequate theme to replace it with. Glad I don’t have to now :)

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  93. I have been using your theme for a while and really like the design and ease of use. My prob­lem is that it looks fine with Fire­fox, but when opened from IE it does not dis­play the side­bars on the main page. If one of the posts is selec­ted then the side­bars do appear. What do I need to do to show the full page with right and left side­bars when using IE?

    Thanks,

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    • Ken,
      Sorry I for­got to chase this one up. But the prob­lem in IE is caused by the post entitled “Another Obama Appoint­ment Mistake”.

      In that post you have a whole bunch of non stand­ard HTML tags, likely added by past­ing from Word, which are break­ing the layout.

      It starts with
      <!--[if gte mso 9]>
      and ends with
      <!--[endif]-->

      If you remove that stuff then it works fine.

      Mike

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  95. Hi Mike,

    Just called in to say I like this theme. Its a nice organ­ised theme.

    I dl the 2.7.2 yes­ter­day. It also has a nice selec­tion of theme options too.

    Where is the font,font type, and size. Example, Verd­ana please, I can’t find it?
    K

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  96. “Mike (to cite another) You are THE MAN!” — you so gen­er­ously and patiently devote your remark­ably lim­ited spare time to sup­port­ing your free theme. It’s about time you con­cen­trated this effort into another of your com­pel­ling books. Hurry up and get it writ­ten, already!

    (Oh, and I just wanted to push this post to 300 comments).

    You are THE MAN.

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  97. Mike,

    With the launch of 2.8, how will this effect the theme (with all the new changes put in)? The upgrade is a tempt­ing one but I’d rather wait until we know for cer­tain Journ­al­ized is ready for the 2.8 spot­light. Great work as always.

    –Allen Sale
    Exec­ut­ive Pro­du­cer
    Astral Audio Productions

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  98. Hi Mike,

    Sorry I went back a ver­sion lol to your 1.0.2 I really like that its so organised.

    I have errors on both sides though. I dl a fresh zip but its no dif­fer­ent. The two side­bars have decided they prefer the middle lol of my posts. Obvi­ously no one can read where the side­bars cover. Gives a whole new mean­ing to read­ing between the lines..haha

    What about long posts:
    Long head­ings:
    pic­tures too big at 450 width:
    I just removed all my <div align and just put in cen­ter but no change.

    There is noth­ing wrong at all with the theme except some­thing I did recent but I know not what. Been at it now for two days before asking.

    Thanks for any help Mike.
    Kate

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    • Hi Kate,
      I’m pretty sure ver­sion 1.0.2 will not work with WordPress 2.8. Was there a spe­cific reason you could not use the latest ver­sion (2.7.2)?

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  99. Hey Mike, just wanted to quickly ask since your last com­ment about these themes was dated July 12th. Any chance you get these work­ing for 2.8? Or bet­ter yet 2.9? Let me know, these are some pretty nifty tem­plates and could use a few. Hope to hear back from you and thanks again for all your cre­at­ive work.

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