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  1. rss marywald

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    rss Posted 2 years ago
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    Hi I downloaded the New Yorker theme and there doesn't seem to be a readme.txt file. Am I missing something?

  2. rss milo

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    rss Posted 2 years ago
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    Actually there is an option page within the theme which should be self explanatory, if not, I can provide a readme file.

  3. rss marywald

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    rss Posted 2 years ago
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    Hi Milo, I have options.php but no other page. Maybe I'm not experienced enough in this area, but it doesn't look very self-explanatory.

    I am first trying to figure out how to set up the images for the slider/articles/smaller banners. it looks like the slider needs an image that's about 435 px across, I use a 200-240 px image in my posts, and there is a smaller banner that is about 200 px across.

    Do I need to use custom fields to have the theme grab the right images? And if so what do I name the fields?

    Mary

  4. rss milo

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    rss Posted 2 years ago
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    No custom field needed, just big resolution images,
    like minimum 500px,
    the rest will do the theme via a built in script.

  5. rss marywald

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    rss Posted 2 years ago
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    Okay I think I got this figured out. And I also finally figured out what the options page is you were talking about -- in themes on the dashboard. I also found in playing around with it that if I put the big image in an excerpt I can put the smaller image in the post and it grabs the big one for the slider on the home page.

    Am I right in assuming that the smaller images, the ones that are about 200 x 50 px, are just meant to grab a part of the image? We aren't meant to create images for this size?

    Great theme by the way.

    Mary

  6. rss milo

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    rss Posted 2 years ago
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    Just upload big reso size of 500px images,
    also one thread per theme per user, pls do not open
    multiple threads for one theme.

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