This theme is actually the first I’ve made for blogengine.net blogs, and I have running on my normal blog. It can be found and read under blogroll “Blog on whiplash”, if you feel like it.!
Blueline
The theme includes the following features:
- Post Thumbnails
- Widget-ready Sidebar
- Left Sidebar
- Footer on post with tags, catagories
- Styled footer
- Header on post with images and “Edit” link
- Seo Friendly
- Author info (on posts)
- Comments with speech bubble ;o)
- Pagerlink styled
- Seo friendly (Removed google problem with rss and feed beeing keywords)
- 301 redirect from http:// to http://www.
Det er released under the GNU General Public License v2.0.
Download Blogengine.net theme Blueline
Test is live here Blueline demo
Current Version 2.1
- Pagerlink styled
- Seo friendly (Removed google problem with rss and feed beeing keywords)
- 301 redirect from http:// to http://www.
If I write something in the Sidebar the first Letter of each Word is a capital letter, how can I change that?
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
Hi
If you change this line, in the stylesheet
text-transform: capitalize;To this instead, it will remove that style
text-transform: none;Hi! I’m using this template, and I really like it… But I have a small problem… How can I change the top-menu font size and style?
Please help!
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
Hi
At line 196 you will find this style
#wrapper-top-navigation a, #wrapper-top-navigation *:visited
{
If you add a font-size: 12px; tag it will increase it’s size
}
In order to change the style on the top menu you just need to change in the code from line 157 to 228
Many thanks!!!
There is a thick black outline on the blog that may have been caused by a plugin. How can I get rid of this.
Thanks for your help.
Gladys
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
Hi
the styles you have added to the theme is the cause to the black background color.
You need to remove it in order to fix it.
Hi,
Thanks for a great theme.
I’m trying to create a top menu like you are using on your own blog. However, nothing shows up in the top menu when I create a new custom menu. I can only create post like menus in the side bar.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
/Goran
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
Hi
Did you add pages to the top menu.?
It should look like this.
Yes, I did, but nothing shows up.
I have done exactly as you show in the picture.
/Goran
I found the problem, I think! The menu is miss-aligned and appears behind the custom header and not on the blue block.
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
Great that you found the problem.
Any tip how to fix it?
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
Get you send me a link to that i can see what it is.?
Hi,
I had to add “padding-top:130px;” to the following section of the style.css
Top Navi
——————————————————————- */
#wrapper-top-navigation
{
width:100%;
float:left;
padding-top:130px;
However, the top menu doesn’t expand the sub pages as the side main menu does.
I don’t have a link since I’m developing the site off-line.
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
Which version are you using. because the latest version has that feature.!
If you test the version on W3blog, then you can see the menu with a subpage under “Advertise on W3blog”
http://w3blog.dk/?themedemo=blueline
The page that you wanted to be a sub pages, is that of to one side like in this picture.?
Just to make sure is it WordPress or blogengine.?
Hi Jimmi,
I played around with it a bit more and learned that I had to drag and drop sub-pages a bit to the right of the parent page, then it becomes a sub-page.
Sorry, my mistake.
I’m very satisfied with the theme.
Thanks
/Goran
Hi Jimmy,
Blueline looks great for a site that I am working on, but I want to use it in a non blog fashion. How do I remove the blog and comments box and all wording?
Marc
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
You can use pages instead and disable comments on them, that should do the trick. )
It did. Thank you.
Great Template.
Marc
Twitter: Salomonsson
says:
Hi Jimmy.
Like the simplicity of the blueline theme. Haven’t used the blogengine software before for my blogs but might give it a shot soon.
-Simon
Twitter: w3blogdk
says:
You should.!
Imo it’s easier to make the custom changes your customer needs, where wordpress it a bit more rigid and there are always ppl that can help with the code.
But in all fairness, I’m a C# coder which might make me a little bit less bias.