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Friday, January 5. 2007

SPLAT! - new grunge theme in progress

Some of you will have noticed a new theme in the template chooser.

SPLAT! is a new 'Grunge' theme that is still a work in progress. I'll be posting on the Serendipity Forum when it's finished but in the meantime I'll be interested to get some comments and feedback.

Update 23 Jan 07
Finished!
Dave

Posted by David Cummins in Themes at 17:32
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Dima - #1 - 2007-01-07 08:38 - (Reply)

HI! Great Theme I whant it!!!)

YellowLed - #2 - 2007-01-09 12:35 - (Reply)

Keep goin', Dave - this looks awesome! (I admit I'm drawn to anything Grunge )

Once again it is a pity that CSS doesn't offer a cross-browser/-platform solution to use any font designers would like to ...

David Cummins - #2.1 - 2007-01-10 10:26 - (Reply)

Thanks Dima

Thanks too Yellowled, glad you like it. I hope to finish it off and release it next week.

As for the CSS font issue, I couldn't agree more! I've spent ages getting the DTR to work how I want it to for this theme. Why can't CSS just parse any server-side font?

carl - #3 - 2007-01-12 04:31 - (Reply)

That is a nice theme, I like it very much.

BTW Dave, your feed seems to not work for me anymore, have you made any changes?

Dima - #4 - 2007-01-31 12:25 - (Reply)

Hi Dave i test your theme, cool!
but i have problem in code-page look www.allmetal.com.ua/1/

please help

Schulungsfilm - #5 - 2010-03-11 11:01 - (Reply)

Hi Dave,
I´m writing from Germany. I like your theme doesn´t matter that it is already over 3 years old. You should design an update.

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