Usability, MVC, ASP.NET

2. November 2008 08:03
by Henrik Stenbæk
6 Comments

BlogEngine.NET Theme of week 44/2008: PortraitPress

2. November 2008 08:03 by Henrik Stenbæk | 6 Comments

CropperCapture[50]As voted by you. Here it is the theme of week 44's poll, PortraitPress is the winner.  Original designed by Magnus Jepson for Wordpress

Interesting to se that nearly on one wants the Lemon Twist theme – that’s actually surprised me.

 

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Theme highlights

Your able to change header photo:

portrait2

Create a picture size of 187 x 172 pixel

Save it to \themes\portraitpress\images\

name it: "portrait.jpg"

Click yes to replace the existing portrait.jpg image

Refresh your browser with [ctrl]+[F5]

 

(by the way: say hallo to Celina, the youngest child in my current collection)

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Preview and download

    * Preview the theme
    * Download:portraitpress.zip (54.57 kb)

Comments

  1. Lee

    Really liking this one! Top job.. Please keep up the excellent work with the blogengine themes

  2. Scott

    Any chance your still going to make the cellar-dark theme?

  3. Rich

    Great work on the new theme Smile hope arthemia2 wins for the next one!

  4. Henrik Stenbæk


    Scott: I have finished around 70% of http://www.onesoft.dk/?theme=cellar-heat-dark - do you want it?

    Rich: Thank you - I'm personal hoping for BranfordMagazine - mostly be course I already have finished 90% of the work, I only need to "save the setup" on post back + find a way to style the fu..ing category list icons so they not takes up to lines...

  5. Scott

    I will, but I can wait till you finish it.  I love the fact that the theme shows like 8 posts on one page from left to right.  Awesome little thing they got going there.

  6. Ben Amada

    Another great theme :- )  The portrait image was sporadically rendering down and to the left in IE7 (mostly when running on my local machine and refreshing really quickly).  Screenshot here:

    allben.net/.../..._IE7_with_missing_anchor_tag.png

    The reason turned out to be super simple -- a missing closing tag on an anchor.  In site.master, there's this code:

    <div id="rss-big">
        <a href="<%=Utils.FeedUrl %>" class="feed">
    </div>

    Adding the closing anchor tag fixed this sporadic rendering issue in IE7.

    <div id="rss-big">
        <a href="<%=Utils.FeedUrl %>" class="feed"></a>
    </div>

    Thanks for the great theme, btw.

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