Jan.31.2007
Red Matrix Pill
- Filed under: Free WordPress Themes
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Theme information
- Author: Small Potato
- Description: A one-column, widget-ready, WordPress-style, half-hearted adaptation of the red pill in the move, The Matrix. Truthfully, it’s a red, lazy, one-column WordPress theme. Don’t read too much into the Matrix part.
- License: GPL
Author’s note
You take the blue pill and the story ends.
You wake in your bed and you believe
whatever you want to believe.You take the red pill and you stay
in Wonderland, and I show you how
deep the rabbit-hole goes. - Morpheus
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This is great. Do you have any idea how I can add an about and one other pages link to the header?
Sure, open the header.php file, add your links within the description area. Are you familiar with HTML?
You need to know at least the HTML link tag to add your links. If you need more help, just let me know.
I would like the about link and the rabiitHole or blogroll link pages to be listed. I do know where the style section is but do not have any idea where to place the links in order for them to be at the bottom of the page or seperately under the header. I did it a couple of times but the image disappeared and the whole blog moved to the right.
If you have time it would be great if you could tell me exactly where to put the links but if not I’ll work on it over the next few days.
You can go into the style.css file. Find #footer, #footer a, and #footer p.
Copy and paste it wherever you like, in the same file. Now change the newly pasted #footer, #footer a, and #footer p to another name. For example: #toplinks, #toplinks a, and #toplinks p.
Next, open the footer.php file. Find the id=”footer” area, copy that whole section and paste it in the header.php. Within the header.php file, make sure you paste it underneath all the codes that are already in the header.php file.
- After pasting, change the id=”footer” to id=”toplinks”
- Edit the pasted links to match the pages that you’d like to link to.
This is great theme.